Next up will be the storm’s track descending towards the Great Lakes, pushing in snow to northern Ontario on Thursday.
Snow will move into Quebec, and southern and eastern Ontario on Friday.
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Eventually, the storm’s final stop will be in Atlantic Canada on Saturday and Sunday once again.
Following the storm, very cold Arctic air from the Far North will once again envelop Eastern Canada. Low temperatures may fall into the -20s once again after the snowfall has passed.
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As a result, the cold air could drive lake-effect snow over the unfrozen parts of Lake Huron.
Southern Ontario will see temperatures plummet to -20 degrees on Friday night, with wind chills reaching the -30s. Northern Ontario will be even colder, with -25 degrees or lower on Friday night, and wind chills of -30 to -40.