Heavy snow throughout the Greater Toronto Area has impacted residents from transit delays to a number of school closures. It comes exactly 26 years after former mayor Mel Lastman called in Canadian soldiers to dig the city out of a snowstorm.

A special weather statement has been issued for Toronto as freezing rain is expected to transition to heavy snow this evening.

TORONTO – WEATHER – Toronto is in the thick of a major winter storm this Thursday morning. Environment Canada has an Orange Snowfall Warning in effect for the City of Toronto, with significant snowfall and blowing snow reducing visibility and making travel hazardous—especially during the morning commute.

Environment Canada said snowfall amounts of 20-to-35 centimetres is expected for the area. It warns of reduced visibility and heavy snow as well as local blowing snow. The snow is expected to continue through the morning and taper off late Thursday afternoon.

Toronto weather is a lot like a moody teenager. One minute it's sunny and happy, and then the next minute it's throwing a total temper tantrum — and

Environment Canada has issued a snowfall warning for much of Toronto and the surrounding area, with up to 10 cm of blowing and drifting snow today.

After a strong start to winter, cold air will temporarily hit pause across Canada before the heart of winter returns to close the month

Tuesday night’s weather alert from Environment Canada warns of up to five centimetres of snow falling each hour, and reduced visibility.