NEW YORK – Parts of the Maritimes could get a big dump of snow starting tonight.
Environment Canada says snow is forecast to begin in southwest Nova Scotia with 15 to 25 centimetres falling across the province’s mainland before it turns into rain tomorrow evening.
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In New Brunswick, forecasters say 15 to 30 centimetres of snow is expected for most of the province, while P-E-I is forecast to get 15 to 25 centimetres.
A major storm is pushing across the U-S and is forecast to hammer an area from Washington, D-C to Maine today — with some areas getting more than a metre of snow.
- 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
New York Mayor Bill de Blasio says it could be the worst blizzard his city has ever seen — and people appear to be taking him at his word.
A Manhattan Home Depot store sold about twice as many shovels over the weekend as it normally does.
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