It could be a sloppy drive for many in the province on Saturday, as a "significant winter storm'' is expected to hit the province.
Environment Canada is warning a strengthening weather system could bring snow to the region late Saturday morning, only for that snow to turn to turn to freezing rain in the afternoon.
The national weather service has put Perth and Grey Counties under freezing rain warnings, while much of Huron and Bruce remain under a special weather statement.
For more on our forecast, click here.
Meantime Bruce County Plow is reporting snow-covered sections on roads on the Bruce Peninsula, near Kincardine, Chesley and Walkerton. For up-to-date road conditions, click here.
Grey County Plow is reporting mostly track bare conditions with some snow packed sections near Owen Sound and Chatsworth. To access their webpage, click here.
With files from John Chippa.
