Ontario

Icy Roads Expected in Milton After Freezing Rain Warning

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Emma Kelly
March 20, 2026 8:17 am

Environment Canada issued a freezing rain warning for Milton, Ontario, on the morning of March 20, 2026. This weather alert warns that icy conditions on local roads and sidewalks could make travel difficult for residents during the morning hours.

According to Environment Canada, the region can expect an ice build-up of 2 to 5 mm. This layer of ice may lead to significant delays for morning traffic and creates a higher risk for slips and falls on walkways.

The freezing rain is expected to change into regular rain by the middle of the day as temperatures rise above the freezing mark. While the icy weather is not expected to last long, drivers and pedestrians are urged to use extra caution while the warning remains in effect.

Forecasters say they have high confidence in this weather event, which is expected to have a moderate impact on the community. Residents should also be aware that the ice build-up could lead to some local power outages if it weighs down tree limbs or utility lines.

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