Rainfall Warnings News Today

Strong winds and heavy rain are coming to the Maritimes this week.

Environment Canada has issued a flash freeze warning for most of mainland Nova Scotia. Heavy rains are expected to give way to rapidly plunging temperatures Saturday.The weather agency says temperatures will dip to around –10 C by this evening."Untreated surfaces such as highways, roads, walkways, and parking lots may become icy, slippery, and hazardous," it said. "Be prepared to adjust your driving with changing road conditions."Flash freeze warnings are in effect for...

Widespread rainfall warnings are in effect as the next storm system threatens heavy, flooding rains over parts of the Maritimes this weekend

Much of the Maritimes can expect a stormy Monday that could linger into Tuesday.Rainfall amounts of up to 70 millimetres and wind gusts as high as 100 km/h are in the forecast.Environment Canada has issued rainfall warnings for parts of mainland Nova Scotia including Colchester, Guysborough, Halifax, Hants, Lunenburg and Queens counties. As much as 70 millimetres of rain is expected with potentially higher gusts locally.Wind warnings are in place for all areas of mainland Nova Scotia with gusts

Environment Canada has issued Rainfall Warnings for areas of southern New Brunswick and northern/western areas of Nova Scotia, Friday.

‘Once again it looks like parts of eastern Ontario could see some strong storms Monday late afternoon to evening,’ Global News meteorologist Ross Hull said.

A series of rainfall warnings and special weather statements have been issued for the Maritimes by Environment Canada.

'Once again it looks like parts of eastern Ontario could see some strong storms Monday late afternoon to evening,' Global News meteorologist Ross Hull said.

‘Once again it looks like parts of eastern Ontario could see some strong storms Monday late afternoon to evening,’ Global News meteorologist Ross Hull said.

‘Once again it looks like parts of eastern Ontario could see some strong storms Monday late afternoon to evening,’ Global News meteorologist Ross Hull said.