Winter-like weather is causing some travel stress today.
Environment Canada has issued a snow squall watch for Saturday, covering the Bruce Peninsula, southern Bruce County, Owen Sound and northern Grey County.
Bands of lake-effect snow continue to move across parts of Bruce, Grey, and northern Huron and Perth counties. Visibility is reduced for drivers because of blowing snow and a strong west-northwest wind.
The most intense snow streamers could result in snowfall amounts of 5 - 8 cm. this afternoon.
The wind is expected to weaken through the afternoon.
Roads are slippery and slushy in many parts of our region. Drivers are reminded to adjust to winter-like conditions.
More light snow is expected into tonight and Sunday.