Snow to Blanket South and East Coasts Tomorrow with Highest Accumulations
Residents of the South and East Coasts should prepare for significant snowfall tomorrow. Environment Canada has issued winter storm warnings for several areas, highlighting the anticipation of heavy snow accumulation.
Forecast Details for Tomorrow’s Snowfall
According to meteorologist Graham MacDonald, snow is set to begin along the south and west coasts in the morning. The Avalon Peninsula and northeast coasts are expected to experience the highest snow totals.
Estimated Snow Accumulation
- Avalon Peninsula: 15 to 25 cm of snow
- Burgeo to Avalon: heaviest snowfall expected
The snowfall is expected to intensify around noon, continuing through the afternoon hours. High winds will accompany the storm, with gusts reaching up to 60 km/h inland and potentially 80 km/h along coastal areas.
Wind Conditions and Safety Precautions
High winds can exacerbate snow conditions, leading to reduced visibility and hazardous travel. Residents are urged to take necessary precautions and remain informed about the latest weather updates.
As the storm approaches, keeping snow shovels and snowblowers ready will be essential for residents dealing with heavy snowfall. Stay tuned to local alerts for the latest information on this winter weather event.
