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Winds are expected to reach speeds of 160 km/h overnight in parts of Cape Breton.

A short period of heavy snow Wednesday morning is going to make for a slippery commute during the morning rush hour near Halifax.

Ice-encased trees and power lines could get battered in Tuesday's storm.

A powerful winter storm, bringing high winds and heavy snow, is moving across Nova Scotia Saturday, causing poor road conditions and thousands of power outages.

Gusting winds and snow will hit Nova Scotia this weekend, while Halifax and Guysborough counties remain under a rain warning Thursday.

Rainfall warnings were issued for all of Nova Scotia and parts of southwestern New Brunswick on Saturday.

Much of Nova Scotia is in for another bout of heavy rain as communities continue to rebuild and repair washed-out bridges and roads after last week's deluge.

An intense low pressure system began slowing moving across Nova Scotia Monday morning and is expected to stall over eastern parts of the province during the night.

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