Atlantic Canada Faces Heavy Snow and Winds from Nor’easter by Sunday
A significant winter storm, known as a nor’easter, is projected to impact Atlantic Canada, starting Sunday afternoon. This powerful system will extend from the Carolinas to Newfoundland, bringing harsh weather conditions that could last into Monday night.
Forecast Details for Atlantic Canada Nor’easter
The nor’easter is anticipated to bring heavy snow and strong winds, significantly affecting the Maritimes and Newfoundland. Residents are advised to prepare for the following:
Expected Snowfall and Winds
- Snow accumulation of 20-40+ cm.
- Wind gusts ranging from 60-90 km/h.
- Potential for blizzard conditions, including whiteouts and extensive blowing snow.
Timeline of Storm Arrival
The storm is expected to arrive in Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island, and southern New Brunswick by late Sunday afternoon or evening. Newfoundland will experience the storm later, extending impacts into Monday night.
Warnings and Safety Precautions
Residents in the affected areas should remain vigilant and monitor updates regarding weather warnings. The storm may create hazardous travel conditions and increase the risk for power outages.
This upcoming nor’easter, characterized by its potential to meet weather bomb criteria, could lead to significant disruptions in the region. All precautions should be taken to ensure safety during this winter storm event.
