Frozen in time: London, Ont. viewers capture scenes from weekend winter storm
Southwestern Ontario was battered by a multi-day winter storm that brought along with it gusting winds, blowing snow, and white-out conditions.
But despite the less than ideal Christmas weather, several CTV News viewers managed to find beauty amid the wintery chaos and sent in their snapshots of the holiday snowstorm.
From frozen landscapes in Port Stanley to wildlife venturing out in the snow, check out the photo carousel below of viewer-submitted photos.
Belinda Clements - Port Stanley
Sue Drotos - Courtland
Sandra Elfman - Port Stanley
Ellen Price - Ontario
@LittleBeachLady/Twitter - Port Stanley
John McCracken - Ontario
Mark Hunt - Port Stanley
Sue Drotos - Courtland
Sandra Elfman - Port Stanley
Christina Caudle D'Haene - Port Stanley
Julie Maltby - Port Dover
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