The remnants of tropical storm Gordon is set to bring heavy rain to New Brunswick Tuesday, Environment Canada said in a special weather statement issued on Monday.
The agency says rain associated with the remnants of the storm will persist until Wednesday morning.
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The warning has been issued for all of southern New Brunswick including Fredericton, Fundy National Park, Grand Manan, Moncton and Saint John.
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Although Environment Canada says there is still some uncertainty where the heaviest rainfall will occur, they are predicting that 30 to 40 millimetres are possible.
Higher amounts could be expected in some areas, the agency added.
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ISS records view of Tropical Storm Gordon from space -
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Pounding waves, surf as Tropical Storm Gordon makes landfall in Alabama -
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Tropical Storm Gordon claims it’s first victim as storm moves inland -
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Tropical Storm Gordon starting to hit coastal areas of Alabama -
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Tropical storm Gordon expected to hit Gulf Coast as hurricane -
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Time-lapse captures tropical storm Gordon rolling into Pensacola, FL -
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Environment Canada says it is monitoring the situation and that a rainfall warning could possibly be issued later on Monday.
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