Atlantic Canada Braces for Snow, High Winds, and Freezing Rain
Severe winter weather is approaching Atlantic Canada, bringing significant hazards in the form of snow, freezing rain, and high winds. Environment Canada has issued a winter storm warning for the region, highlighting the serious impacts expected over the coming days.
Weather Warnings Across Atlantic Canada
- Western Newfoundland: Anticipating up to 40 cm of snow and wind gusts reaching 120 km/h.
- Nova Scotia: Areas including Annapolis and Kings counties are under a freezing rain warning.
- New Brunswick: Forecast predicts up to 25 cm of snow through Monday morning.
The storm is expected to intensify overnight on Sunday, lasting into Tuesday morning. In Nova Scotia, the precipitation is likely to shift from freezing rain to a mixture of snow and ice as temperatures decline.
Safety Recommendations
Environment Canada warns that roads and walkways will be hazardous. Residents are advised to take caution when traveling or engaging in outdoor activities during this weather event.
This weather advisory highlights the significant impact of winter storms on the Atlantic provinces. Residents are encouraged to stay informed and prepare for potentially challenging conditions.
