Residents of eastern Newfoundland are bracing for a blizzard on Friday.
Blizzard warnings have been issued for much of the region, where up to 70 centimetres of snow is expected to fall on the northeastern edge of the Avalon Peninsula.
READ MORE: Slow-moving winter storm descends on Nova Scotia and eastern Newfoundland
The forecast says blowing snow will reduce visibility to zero in the area, as well as in Clarenville and the Bonavista Peninsula, where up to 50 centimetres of snow is possible.
Get daily National news
Northerly wind gusts are expected to peak at 140 km/h along exposed areas of the coast.
Storm surge warnings have also been issued.
Meanwhile, wind warnings have been issued for eastern mainland Nova Scotia and Cape Breton, where gusts could reach 100 kilometres per hour later tonight.
- Jasper wildfire: Alberta government to look into mixed messaging in evacuation orders
- Jasper National Park wildfire evacuees told to take roundabout route back to Alberta
- ‘A big green light to cut’: What to expect from the Bank of Canada this week
- New and used vehicle supply is surging. Here’s how prices are reacting
Comments