Environment Canada indicates that maximum spaces can see more than 15 cm of snow accumulation with reduced visibility on roads.
Although snowy weather is harmful to drivers, many pets and children enjoy winter weather.
PHOTO GALLERY: Snow in Windsor-Essex
The formula affecting this region is believed to be a Texas depression that will bring heavy snowfall to the region Wednesday morning.
Snowfall intensified in the afternoon. Heavy snowfall is expected to turn into snow showers overnight and you can imagine a few more inches on Thursday. At 3 p. m. On Wednesday, police reported several accidents at the Howard Ave domain on Division Rd. No injuries were reported at the time.
Police are at the scene of several injuries on Howard Ave of Division Rd. Northbound traffic is closed. No injuries have been reported at this time. Use the chosen paths around the Array ?REMINDER drive with caution in hielo. pic. twitter. com/fWhdE9FUic conditions
The meteorological authority also warns to prepare for immediate update and deteriorating travel conditions, adding that there could be a significant impact on rush-hour traffic in urban areas.
While Environment Canada expects normal snowfall to continue early Thursday morning, the city says snow removal crews are working hard to achieve transparent primary roads.
The city says enough snow has fallen to justify residential snow and snow removal. Crews will begin painting in neighborhoods early Thursday morning once major arteries are cleared.
The city asks for patience as cleaning can be a slow procedure and takes 24 to 36 hours.
Drivers are asked to use more when they arrive at intersections due to slippery situations and to be patient when riding a snowplow.
(Source: Environment Canada) Wednesday: Heavy snow. Quantity 10 cm. Winds fitting from the east at 20 km / h with gusts up to 40 this morning. Stable temperature close to zero.
Wednesday afternoon: Snow avoiding around midnight. Cloudy thereafter with a 60% chance of snow showers. Increase from 2 to 4 cm. North wind of 20 km / h and putting from the west to 20 for tonight. Stable temperature close to zero.
Thursday: Cloudy with a possibility of 60% of snow showers. Northwest winds of 20 km/h gentle in the morning. Stable temperature close to zero.
Friday: Cloudy with 30% snow showers. Maximum minus 1.
Saturday: Sun and clouds alternate with 30% snow showers. Zero level.
Sunday: Periods of snow. Maximum minus 3.
Monday: Sun and alternating clouds with 40% snow showers. Maximum minus 5.