Keep your shovel ready - winter isn't over quite yet.
While spring officially arrives Monday, Environment Canada's issued a winter storm warning for much of the region - from Wawa north through Dubreuilville, White River, and Pukaskwa Park, south through Agawa and Lake Superior Park, and east through Chapleau and Gogama - expecting 30 to 50 centimetres of snow tonight into Saturday - that's in addition to some snow expected today, ahead of the "main event".
It'll be combined with "gusty" winds, which could reduce visibility to near zero, making dangerous travel conditions, with the agency believing "significant travel delays and road closures are likely".
The snow's expected to be a bit lighter further south, with a weather advisory for Searchmont, Montreal River Harbour, and Batchawana Bay, expecting just 10 to 15 centimetres.