Toronto is digging itself out of mountains of snow on Monday after a massive winter storm on Sunday dumped around 50 centimetres of the white stuff — or more — in the city.

Toronto braces for a winter storm with snow, ice pellets, and freezing rain as the city salts roads and reopens warming centres.

A messy mix of winter weather is expected to move into the region midweek, bringing the potential for icy conditions, reduced visibility and travel delays. A low-pressure system is forecast to bring snow,

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Periods of light snow or rain are expected to persist until Saturday afternoon, with additional flurries overnight and into Sunday morning.

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Environment Canada has issued a yellow freezing drizzle advisory for the Greater Toronto Area after a winter storm brought snow, freezing rain and ice pellets to the region Wednesday. Periods of freezing drizzle are expected into the evening and possibly overnight for some areas.

Cities across North America faced significant snow challenges this winter, with Toronto experiencing its largest single-day snowfall on record and New York City impacted by the same storm. Snow removal efficiency varies widely,

Environment Canada says strong winds and blowing snow is possible Friday afternoon prompting a special weather statement for Toronto.

Social media images captured the stunningly large snowfall in major cities like Moscow and Toronto. Hundreds of people were injured in a record-setting Japanese snowfall. The United States was also hit hard by snowfalls, with some cities in New York and Massachusetts receiving 22 inches of snow this winter.

With Toronto facing more snow this winter, city officials are working around the clock to keep roads and sidewalks clear.