All regional centres for education in Nova Scotia announced Tuesday morning shortly before 6 a.m. that they would be closing for the day. Continue reading →
Periods of snow and ice pellets will start early Tuesday and then change to a prolonged period of ice pellets and freezing rain later in the day. Continue reading →
The city of Halifax closed public transit services early, at 7 p.m., on Sunday evening. Bus service in that city will be delayed until at least noon Monday. Continue reading →
Snow is expected to start spreading across southwestern Nova Scotia starting late on Sunday afternoon before moving northeastward across the remainder of the province that evening. Continue reading →
After lashing the region with powerful gusts, blowing snow and heavy rain on Tuesday, the storm has extended its reach to Newfoundland and Labrador. Continue reading →
Shubenacadie Sam is the first groundhog to make a prediction in North America, about an hour before other groundhogs in Eastern Canada and the United States. Continue reading →
Western P.E.I. is expected to get about 20 centimetres of snow, with the rest of the Island getting a bit less and 20 millimetres of rain. Continue reading →
Up to 30 centimetres of snow and 30 millimetres of rain is expected in northern New Brunswick, where gusts are predicted to reach up to 90 kilometres per hour. Continue reading →
Environment Canada says up to 30 centimetres of snow is in the forecast for the Avalon and Bonavista peninsulas, starting Thursday afternoon. Continue reading →
There will be plenty of wet weather in the Maritimes today unless of course you’re in Campbellton or Bathurst. The outlook for Northern New Brunswick is mostly cloudy with a chance of drizzle. Elsewhere expect periods of rain throughout the day amounting to roughly 2-4mm in the Southern half of New Brunswick & PEI, 5-10mm… Continue reading →
It’s not that often that Southerners admire the weather forecast for Northerners but such is the case today. Mainland Nova Scotia will see increasing cloud and cooler than normal temperatures as a disturbance approaches from the south. Rain will begin to develop in South Western Nova Scotia this afternoon, moving into the Halifax area this… Continue reading →