March 21st 2004
Mini Ground Blizzard

Analysis:
Thermodynamic boundary layer winds in the wake of a strong low pressure system created 80 km/h wind which whipped up a fresh 2cm of snow that had been deposited overnight by snow squalls.

 

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Westbound on hwy 26 towards Collingwood/Wasaga
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There was not too much fresh snow on the ground but squalls dropped a fresh centimeter or two which was plenty.
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This guys driveway keeps getting blocked!
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Approaching Stayner
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Georgian Bay near Collingwood
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