The Sarnia area didn't get a lot of snow but a vigorous storm system caused slippery roads and reduced visibility at times Friday morning.
The eastbound lanes of Highway 402 at Kerwood were closed for awhile for the removal of a transport truck that spun out and ended up in the south ditch facing west.
UPDATE - All lanes of #Hwy402 eastbound open again. Thanks to everyone for their patience ^jh https://t.co/3oBedcmzzi
— OPP West Region (@OPP_WR) February 5, 2021
In the wake of the storm, a prolonged stretch of unseasonably cold weather is taking hold as Arctic air floods into the region.
Environment Canada said the temperature will remain steady at around minus 7 C with a wind chill near minus 16 Friday afternoon.
Daytime highs around minus 8 C, 17 F, are forecast to continue through most of next week.
Normal highs for this time of year in Sarnia are around -1 C, 30 F.
