If you were hoping for a storm and didn't get
one on Tuesday,
well, you have plenty of opportunities ahead.
This Texas low means business and Wednesday,
all that severe weather business is going to be well
South of the border by Thursday morning.
The rain is going to encompass all of southern Ontario,
but then we're going to have a little bit of
a close call later in the evening.
This cold front could get some severe storms going just
on the north side of Lake Erie.
The bit of a saving grace is how cold Lake
Erie is.
That might be enough to prevent that storm development nonetheless.
That action is going to continue through the night.
Through Thursday, the rain is going to be on and
off,
but what will be changing is the wind.
And by the time we get to Friday night,
Saturday morning, we might even see some mixing for the
traditional higher elevation areas.
Now the wind, let's have a look at that because
Thursday this almost looks like a snow squaw set up
with those funneling winds across Lake Erie.
Now through the day Friday into the overnight,
we're going to see the shift to the northwest and
that's when it's going to pick up for Georgian Bay
and Lake Huron.
So that will be the main focus.
Through the day Friday into Saturday morning,
the entire event will be looking at generally 30 to
40mm for much of southern Ontario.