A blowing snow advisory has been issued for Waterloo region and Guelph Monday.
There is a possibility drifting snow onto roadways and near zero visibility at times when snow is blowing, according to the warning posted to the Environment Canada website.
Strong westerly winds of 40 to 60 km/h are the cause of the advisory, which says that travel is expected to be more hazardous due to the reduced visibility. Environment Canada warns drivers to be prepared to adjust travel plans with changing road conditions.
This comes after a heavy dump of snow hit the region on Sunday.
If visibility is heavily reduced on roads, the weather agency recommends slowing down, watching for tail lights ahead and being prepared to stop.
The advisory is expected to remain in place through Monday evening.
Kitchener extends snow event
The City of Kitchener has extended its snow and significant weather event that was put in place on Saturday.
That means a parking ban on city streets will extend to Tuesday at 11:59 p.m.
“Overnight parking exemptions are also cancelled during this time to allow for snow clearing. Residents are asked to limit unnecessary travel and use extra caution when travelling or outdoors,” the release from the city said.
The ticket for parking on the street during a snow event is $80. Vehicles can also be towed if a maintenance vehicle is unable to get down a city street.
