Another bout of nasty weather is approaching southern Ontario.
Environment Canada has issued a Freezing Rain Warning for Hamilton, Burlington and Niagara, calling for snow and freezing rain.
The weather agency says a Colorado low will track northeast across Lake Huron and Georgian Bay on Wednesday, bringing a dramatic change in weather with it.
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Forecasters are predicting 2 to 5 cm of snow will fall in our region on Tuesday night.
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The snow will then change over to a period of freezing rain early Wednesday morning, which may last several hours before it changes to rain.
A warm front will send temperatures soaring several degrees above freezing and strong southwesterly winds gusting to 70 or 80 km/h are also expected later on Wednesday.
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