There was little falling from the sky in Waterloo Region on Wendesday – but in Grey-Bruce and parts of Huron County, another winter storm passed through, prompting more weather warnings and road closures.

Environment Canada has issued a blowing snow warning for northern parts of Wellington County including Mount Forest and Arthur, as well as Dufferin County. The warning remained in effect as of 7:30 p.m. Wednesday.

Snow squall warnings and watches for the Grey-Bruce area ended shortly before 7:30 p.m. Wednesday.

Road closures reported as of 6:30 p.m. Wednesday include:

  • All roads on the Bruce Peninsula except Bruce Roads 8, 9 and 13
  • Highway 6 from Wiarton to Tobermory
  • Highway 9 from Kincardine to Walkerton
  • Highway 10 from Shelburne to Dundalk
  • Highway 21 from Goderich to Amberley, Springmount to Kincardine
  • Amberley Road from Amberley to Lucknow
  • Bruce Road 1 from Paisley to Bruce Road 20
  • Bruce Road 6 from Bruce Road 1 to Highway 21
  • Bruce Road 10 from Tara to Highway 21
  • Bruce Road 15 from Glammis to Highway 21
  • Bruce Road 20 from Bruce Road 1 to Highway 21
  • Bruce Road 86 from Lucknow to Highway 21
  • Grey-Bruce Line from Highway 21 to Grey Road 25 (Scone)
  • Grey Road 1 from Owen Sound to Wiarton
  • Grey Road 2 north to Osprey-Blue Mountain Townline
  • Grey Road 3 from Highway 21 to Grey Road 25
  • Grey Road 5 from Owen Sound to Grey-Bruce Townline
  • Grey Road 7 from Meaford to Grey Road 13 (Kimberley)
  • Grey Road 8 south to Grey Road 89
  • Grey Road 9 east to Grey Road 2
  • Grey Road 11 from Highway 26 to Grey Road 18
  • Grey Road 12 from Markdale to Meaford
  • Grey Road 15 from Owen Sound to Highway 26
  • Grey Road 16 from Grey-Bruce Line to Highway 6/10
  • Grey Road 17
  • Grey Road 17A
  • Grey Road 17B
  • Grey Road 170
  • Grey Road 18 from Highway 21 to Grey Road 29
  • Grey Road 40 from Highway 6 to Grey-Bruce Townline
  • Grey Road 112 from Highway 26 to Sideroad 22
  • London Road (Huron County) from Howick-Turnberry Road north into Bruce County