Environment Canada has issued a special weather statement for our region on Thursday, saying snow could create poor driving conditions.
The weather agency says an Alberta clipper will move across southern and eastern Ontario on Thursday and into the night, bringing a general snowfall to all the regions.
The areas of Grey-Bruce and Muskoka could see between 5 and 12 centimetres.
All areas in Simcoe County, Muskoka and Grey-Bruce are under the special weather statement.
Environment Canada also says brisk and gusty northwesterly winds will usher in colder Arctic air beginning Thursday evening, with blowing snow expected in some areas.
Motorists are being warned to expect poor driving conditions since roads may become snow covered and slippery and there could be low visibility due to occasional blowing snow.
Let us know how much snow your area is getting, take a picture (when safe to do so) and email it to barrienews@ctv.ca.
With files from The Canadian Press
