March 23 – 2cm
A blizzard. It was an awful shock! A warm front came up the east coast, and it was met by a cold front from the NNW.
March 22 – 9mm rain
We had rain. 
March 16 – Flooding in Bolton
Ice jams had to be cleared.
WATCH: Severe flooding continues in #Bolton due to overflowing Humber River & ice jams. Many streets, backyards & basements are flooded. Evacuation zone is in place. More details to come. @CP24 pic.twitter.com/8rRRjF1l8j— Brandon Gonez (@brandongonez) March 16, 2019
UPDATE: ADVISORY: Flooding throughout #Bolton caused by the Humber River. #OPP and Fire Dept are on scene. ^kw pic.twitter.com/JiRr0prz6c— OPPCommunicationsCR (@OPP_COMM_CR) March 16, 2019
March 14 Bombogenesis!
Thunder and lightning...
The centre of this storm, as of 7am EDT located right along the Iowa/Nebraska border, is producing a #NightmareInNebraska with snow, freezing rain & hurricane force gusts! Storm has spawned alerts in Canada from Manitoba to Newfoundland. Details @weathernetwork & with @cbchh pic.twitter.com/XHQr5mDHW9— Chris Murphy TWN (@MurphTWN) March 14, 2019
March 13
March 10 – SNOW, followed by rain!
Mar. 9 – Colorado Low on the way
March 6
March 5
#Hwy401 in Northumberland County currently experiencing white out conditions. #NthldOPP advising all motorists to drive with caution and expect delays. Officers dealing with several minor collisions. No injuries reported^kj pic.twitter.com/gyQsbrJ2CS— OPP Central (@OPP_CR) March 5, 2019
WATCH: Drone footage shows the damage from a possible tornado that tore through a small Georgia town, as severe storms left a trail of destruction through parts of the Southeast Sunday. https://t.co/sG4s26Nzu0 pic.twitter.com/QqhxyCz12S— CBS News (@CBSNews) March 4, 2019
According to the National Weather Service, at least a dozen tornadoes touched down in Alabama, near the Georgia state line on Sunday https://t.co/l6BPND4ViC— The Weather Network (@weathernetwork) March 4, 2019
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