Snow squall warnings in southern Ontario remain in effect Friday, with as much as 60 centimetres expected by Saturday evening in some areas. The lake effect snow will be felt most by areas along Lake Huron, including Kincardine, Hanover, Saugeen Shores, southern Bruce County, Dundalk, and southern Grey County.

The federal weather agency has issued a snow squall warning that stretches from the shores of Lake Huron in the west to Belleville in the east, and all the way to Bracebridge in the north.

Snow squall warnings are in effect for parts of southern Ontario with up to 60 centimetres of snow expected in some areas, and provincial police say they’re already responding to multiple crashes and rollovers across the region.

Heavy, blowing snow is expected to hit parts of Ontario today and tomorrow, with some areas getting up to 60 centimetres. Environment Canada has issued snow squall warnings for regions spanning from Listowel to the west,

The weather agency has issued snow squall warnings for regions spanning from Listowel to the west, Bracebridge to the north and Belleville to the east

Parts of Ontario are forecasted to see up to 60 cm of snow as Environment Canada has issued snow squall warnings for a portion of the province on Thursday.