Midweek Weather Alert: Possible Snowfall Expected
A snowfall warning has been issued for much of Nova Scotia as a storm approaches. Environment Canada predicts significant snowfall as a low-pressure system moves south of the province.
Weather Forecast: Snowfall Expected Across Nova Scotia
Snow is forecast to begin in western Nova Scotia on Wednesday morning. It is expected to move eastward throughout the day, ultimately reaching Cape Breton by the evening.
Snow Accumulation Predictions
According to the national forecaster, most regions could expect snowfall totals between 15 and 20 centimetres. This accumulation could lead to challenging conditions for travel.
School Closures Due to Weather
- Tri-County Regional Centre for Education
- Annapolis Valley Regional Centre for Education
- South Shore Regional Centre for Education
- CCRCE schools in East Hants
- Schools in Advocate
- Schools in Parrsboro
Several school districts have decided to cancel classes in anticipation of the severe weather conditions.
Impact on Road Conditions
Environment Canada warns that accumulating snow will make roads and sidewalks slippery. This may significantly affect traffic during rush hours.
Potential Utility Outages
The agency also cautioned that localized power outages might occur due to the storm. Residents are advised to prepare for possible disruptions.
