All of Niagara is under a special weather statement warning of high winds.
Niagara Falls and the southern tier are under a snow squall watch this morning.
Environment Canada says squalls will likely begin this afternoon and continue through tomorrow morning.
Snowfall amounts around 15 cm are possible.
But the weather office says if the snow squalls from Lake Erie lock in and stay stationary for a few hours, we could get up to 25 cm of snow.
Meantime, the entire Niagara Region is under a special weather statement warning of high winds gusting up to 80km/h starting later this morning.
The winds are expected to ease off tonight.
Charges Laid in Crash that Killed Woman
City Invests into Flood Relief
Police Looking for this Man, After Indecent Act
Drugs/Weapons Found in Traffic Stop
NRP Want Help After Horses Hurt
Niagara Families Connected to Doctor
Teenager Hurt in St. Catharines Stabbing
One Driver Arrested of Two Hit and Runs