Coastal Storm Dumps Up to 30 cm of Snow in Eastern Region
The eastern region of the country is bracing for a significant coastal storm that is expected to shape weather conditions in the coming days. A powerful nor’easter is on track to deliver heavy snowfall, potentially accumulating up to 30 cm in some areas.
Projected Snowfall and Impacts
The storm’s effects are particularly pronounced in the Atlantic provinces. Snowfall projections include:
- Terre-Neuve: Up to 30 cm in exposed areas
- Nova Scotia (Halifax): 15 to 20 cm
- Southern New Brunswick: 10 to 15 cm
With such heavy snowfall, residents should prepare for challenging travel conditions and potential disruptions.
Weather Conditions and Warnings
As the storm approaches, it will bring not just snow but also a mix of sleet and rain in certain regions. The situation may complicate the travel experience, particularly in:
- St. John’s: Heavy rain accompanied by wind gusts exceeding 100 km/h
- Coastal areas: Increased likelihood of flooding and reduced visibility
Extent of the Storm’s Reach
While the primary impact zone lies within the Maritimes, neighboring areas will not be exempt. In Quebec, especially in Gaspésie, minor snowfall of 3 to 5 cm is anticipated.
This coastal storm showcases the unpredictable nature of winter weather systems. Residents are advised to stay informed as conditions evolve, particularly as storms can sometimes intensify unexpectedly.
As always, safety is a priority. Individuals should exercise caution when traveling and stay updated on weather alerts from local authorities.
Stay tuned for ongoing updates regarding this coastal storm and its implications across the eastern region.
