Ontario's Winter Marathon: More Snow Ahead

0:00This is Cory with the story, and here's what is making news across Canada right now. Ontario is still shaking off one of its longest winters on record, with snow blanketing southern areas since before Christmas and deep freezes locking. It in place. Cities like Toronto saw massive dumps, including 61 centimeters in a single day downtown and 46 at the airport, marking some of their snowiest stretches ever. Lake effects snow kept piling up through January, while ice coverage on the Great Lakes played a big role in those patterns. Brief mild spells and early march offered hope, but Arctic air from the north has kept things chilly. Locals are worn out after months of shoveling icy roads in no real thought, turning what should be spring vibes into winter fatigue across the province. Now, a fresh storm is barreling in, promising heavy snow up to 50 centimeters, strong winds and slick conditions in the coming days. Those worn of tough travel ahead, experts say expect a couple more wintry tricks before

1:00a true warm of hits around May, and with El Nino building, summer could bring hotter days and more storms. Hang in there, Ontario relief is coming, just not quite yet.