Over 330,000 residents of Ontario remain without power after heavy freezing rain. Hydro One reports damage to power lines and fallen trees. What do you need to know? Where were the biggest problems?

Southern Ontario is set to see a significant amount of rainfall midweek just days after a major ice storm hit parts of the region over the weekend.

A potentially messy storm will bring the possibility of freezing rain to the Greater Toronto Area all weekend, but Toronto may be spared from the worst of the storm.

(Muriel Draaisma/CBC) Freezing rain began in parts of southern Ontario early Saturday. The freezing rain warning for Toronto and other areas in the GTA, in place since Saturday afternoon ...

Global Meteorologist Ross Hull says power outages are a big concern for the storm, that sees freezing rain warnings issued ...

Freezing rain, a flooding threat, and as much of 30 cm of snow could all unfold across Ontario through Thursday. Stay alert for changing conditions ...

City of Orillia has declared a state of emergency The advisories related to the freezing rain have ended in Toronto When Christopher Martins drove around his neighbourhood in the north end of ...

In addition to ice storms, thunderstorms, snow and heavy rain, a tornado is now possible in one part of Ontario. Intense wind gusts up to 100 km/h and a brief tornado are possible late Wednesday ...

Freezing rain began in parts of southern Ontario early Saturday morning while Toronto is expected to see it begin on Saturday ...

UPDATE: As of 8PM, all weather warnings have expired for the Montreal region, as temperatures have risen above the freezing point. Previous Post: Sunday, March 30, 5AM: Freezing rain warning ...