Environment Canada has issued a special weather statement for northern, central and eastern Nova Scotia as well as the southern half of Cape Breton Island. 

Central and southern Alberta are set to be hit with an extended snowfall Thursday, after morning snow led to poor road conditions across large sections of the province.

A wind warning was issued for various parts of southern Alberta on Tuesday as Environment Canada advised some areas could see wind gusts exceed 100 kilometres per hour.

Environment Canada has issued a special weather statement for most of the province, forecasting prolonged periods of snow and freezing rain.

Gusts of wind are expected to reach 80 km/h in the province's northeast while hitting 100 km/h along parts of the coast.

Four days after some mountainous parts of Alberta were issued a snowfall warning, Environment Canada warned people in some of the same areas on Tuesday that "heavy snow is expected to develop this evening."

One Hamburg, N.Y., resident's home is almost completely encased in ice.

Several factors came together just right on Monday resulting in snowballs across the province formed by Mother Nature.

The House of Assembly was set to sit this afternoon but government offices have been closed for the day as snow and wind gusts affect visibility across St. John's

Environment Canada forecasts a sunny Sunday followed by rain showers on Monday.