Category: Weather

Significant Snowfall Warning – 26/27 Feb 2013

Winter control staff provide an update. The purpose of this e-mail is to inform you that the Public Works Department is tracking a significant weather front moving towards Guelph. Forecast is for a total of 43 cm of snow accumulation starting at approximately 8pm tomorrow night and continuing through to Thursday. Temperature is forecasted to […]

Be Nice…Treat The Ice

Residents can now pick up a mixture of salt and sand for FREE to maintain their sidewalks and their neighbours sidewalks during winter. Sidewalk winter maintenance is prioritized, based on pedestrian traffic volume and proximity to high use facilities such as schools, hospitals, and public buildings. While it can take the City up to five […]

Be nice, clear your ice.

Sidewalks are very treacherous today. The recent freeze thaw cycles have created a dangerous situation for folks with strollers and wheel chairs. The City of Guelph does a great job of clearing most of the ice and snow from sidewalks. Unfortunately it’s tough for  sidewalk plows to get walkways bare affordably. Here is where residents can step up and […]

Winter Storm Update Feb 8, 2013

The storm centre has passed us and we expect the snowfall to begin to taper off by 2;00pm and end by 7:00pm. The accumulation depth ha s reached and will surpass the 10cm accumulation threshold to initiate a residential street plow-out. The residential street plow-out as been scheduled to begin at 4:00 pm this afternoon. Further details on the plow-out and logistics to address cleanup to follow.  Staff

Transit Service

Just a quick update on Guelph Transit service today . We are running base conventional service as scheduled as of 6:30 this morning. We will not be running the University Express routes with the University being closed. We will be running limited mobility service today – medical trips will be provided but discretionary trips will […]

Status update February 1, 2013

There are no weather systems currently affecting our area. What we are experiencing are snow squalls off the Great Lakes due to the winds and cold temperatures. The squalls are hit and miss and therefore unpredictable. We are anticipating this weather to continue through the weekend followed by a Colo rado low approaching which should arrive Sunday or Monday. That system […]