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After enduring a significant snowstorm earlier this morning, Environment Canada has issued another “winter storm warning” suggesting Toronto could see an additional 10 centimetres Sunday afternoon.
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Toronto saw more than 20 centimetres of snow overnight, making it the largest single dump of snow the city has seen in the last three years. Snow also blanketed other parts of the province, with areas like Ottawa seeing more than 28 centimetres of snow as a result.
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CP24’s Melissa Duggan reports from downtown Toronto where heavy snow is falling.
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