It is a sloppy morning commute on Wednesday, and a real nightmare for pedestrians. Rain boots might come in handy to walk through the mess that has accumulated on the ground since Tuesday evening. That's also thanks to the fact that the temperature never dropped below zero during the early morning hours.

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Environment Canada has cancelled the snowfall warning for Toronto, Hamilton, Burlington, Oakville, Halton Hills and Mississauga and Brampton but the warning is still in effect for northern York and northern Durham regions which could get a total of 15 centimetres of wet snow by the end of the day.

Whether you are a motorist or a pedestrian you are going to find it tough getting around.

For motorists the drive is worst from the 401 north through northern Halton, Peel and Durham regions as well as most of York Region and that's where the school boards have focused most of their school bus cancellations.

Out on the roads, drivers will run into mounds of slush, some of them insurmountable and quite a bit of flooding because the slush is clogging the sewer grates.

If you have to walk anywhere,  the chance of you being drenched by a passing vehicle kicking up the slush is high. On sidewalks not yet cleared, don't be surprised if you get soakers trudging through the sludgy goop.

If you're planning on flying today, Pearson International has cancelled over 280 departures and arrivals as of midnight. Check your flight status here.

Air Canada, West Jet and Porter are all advising customers to check their flight status before going to the airport.

The heavy wet snow and wind is to blame for many snapped tree limbs and power outages throughout the city. Toronto Hydro is working on restoring power to small pockets all over the city.

Toronto police had to close off some streets because of flooding. They say slush had covered up sewer drains, causing pooling on city streets.

A full list of school and bus cancellations can be found by clicking here.