Snowy, Windy Start to the Week in the Atlantic Region
The Atlantic region is set for a chilly and windy start to the week. A low-pressure system from Alberta is moving eastward, bringing significant weather changes.
Severe Weather Alerts in the Atlantic Region
Environment Canada has issued special weather bulletins for various areas. This includes:
- All of Nova Scotia
- Eastern Prince Edward Island
- Eastern Newfoundland
Snowfall Predictions
According to the forecasts for Monday morning, Nova Scotia will experience snowfall ranging from 5 to 15 centimeters. Cape Breton is expected to see even more snow.
Wind Conditions
Wind speeds might reach up to 70 kilometers per hour. Environment Canada warns that morning travel will be challenging, especially in central Nova Scotia and on Prince Edward Island.
Impacts on Daily Life
In addition to the snowfall, strong northwesterly winds will develop by the afternoon in Cape Breton. This could lead to snow squalls and blowing snow, further complicating travel conditions.
Forecast for Newfoundland
For eastern Newfoundland, snowfall amounts are expected to be between 10 and 20 centimeters beginning Monday evening through Tuesday morning. Winds could gust up to 80 kilometers per hour.
Residents should prepare for difficult travel conditions and take precautions as the weather system moves through the area.
