Residents of London, Ontario woke up to challenging commuting conditions Tuesday morning as several roads remained closed following a heavy snowfall that passed through the region overnight.
Winter Weather Impacts Transportation
The significant snow accumulation, accompanied by blowing snow and flurries, prompted authorities to close multiple roadways for safety reasons. CTV London Meteorologist Julie Atchison provided detailed analysis of the weather system that brought the winter conditions to southwestern Ontario.
The road closures were announced early Tuesday morning, affecting various routes throughout the city and surrounding areas. Commuters were advised to exercise caution and seek alternative routes where possible.
Timing and Weather Details
The snowfall occurred overnight Monday into Tuesday, with road closures being implemented by 5:48 AM EST on November 11, 2025. The situation was updated just minutes later at 5:52 AM EST as authorities continued to assess the conditions.
The combination of fresh snowfall and blowing snow created reduced visibility and potentially hazardous driving conditions throughout the region. Municipal crews were deployed to clear major arteries and apply de-icing materials.
Regional Weather Pattern
This weather event follows a pattern of early winter conditions affecting various parts of Canada. The London area snowfall comes as Kitchener broke a 92-year-old snowfall record on Sunday, indicating an active winter weather pattern across southern Ontario.
Residents are encouraged to monitor local weather updates and road condition reports throughout the day as cleanup operations continue and additional weather developments are possible.
