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12/17/2010

Freezing rain brings slippery driving for GTA

Slick and icy roads in some spots are making for a tricky commute in parts of southern Ontario today.

Environment Canada has issued a special weather statement because of freezing drizzle, and then snow squalls in the snow belts.

The weather statement covers much of southern Ontario, including London-Middlesex, the Niagara region, north to the Algonquin area and east to Kingston-Prince Edward.

Areas of freezing drizzle developed during the night across several regions.

There are reports of slippery roads and numerous accidents in the greater Toronto area.

Conditions should improve a little later in the morning, as the freezing drizzle becomes patchy before ending.

-- The Canadian Press

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