Environment Canada says brief, intense snowfall expected this evening
A snow squall watch has been issued for Niagara.
Environment Canada says a brief but intense snowfall is expected for a few hours this evening.
This is due to an arctic cold front making its way across southern Ontario.
The heavy snow combined with gusty winds is expected to cause reduced visibility for drivers.
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