Stormy Saturday interrupts southern Ontario's weekend
Folks in southern Ontario will see multiple opportunities for thunderstorms during the day Saturday, a few of which could approach severe limits.
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Southern Ontario storms arrive in two rounds
Saturday will start with a weak low-pressure system slowly nudging into Ontario from Michigan, though a strong centre of high pressure over Quebec won't allow the low to advance very far.
A stationary boundary associated with that low-pressure system will slide into southwestern Ontario through the early afternoon hours, potentially triggering some non-severe thunderstorms across the region.
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Later in the day, an approaching cold front will help trigger a second round of storms across southern Ontario. This second round will have a higher severe risk between Windsor and Kincardine due to greater instability present in the atmosphere.
The possibility of severe weather depends on the timing of the cold front. Some models are suggesting that the severe storms could arrive in the late evening into the overnight period.
Stay with The Weather Network for all the latest on conditions across Ontario.
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