Environment Canada’s weather map looks like a quilt made up of various warnings and alerts from coast to coast.
Special statements and snowfall warnings are in effect for much of British Columbia Tuesday. Snow is in the forecast, as an arctic flow spreads south to combine with a low-pressure system swinging in off the Pacific.
Most of Alberta and Saskatchewan remain in the icy grip of an extreme cold warning. Temperatures overnight are expected to dip as low as minus-40 to -50 degrees Celsius in some areas.
- Sudbury, Ont. declares state of emergency, braces for more flooding
- Parts of New Brunswick’s Saint John River at or near flood level
- River Watch: Flooding expected in some N.B. communities, residents warned to be prepared
- Gatineau homes at risk from rising waters as Ontario, Quebec face flooding concerns
Southern Ontario is dealing with a handful of snow squall warnings, watches and advisories.
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Quebec currently has a winter storm weather statement in place along the Jacques Cartier Strait
Atlantic Canada is in for a mixed bag today, with a snowfall warning covering most of New Brunswick. A rainfall warning is in effect for Nova Scotia’s Atlantic coast. There are also wind warnings in effect for almost all of Newfoundland.
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