Late afternoon drive Friday could be messy in Nova Scotia
Meteorologist Ryan Snoddon says to expect some snow on Friday.
Source: cbc.ca
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Another chilly day for Nova Scotia on Friday
CBC Meteorologist Ryan Snoddon says the wind will make it feel much colder.
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Rainfall warnings in effect for parts of Nova Scotia
Meteorologist Ryan Snoddon says snow will turn to rain Tuesday going in Wednesday. He said temperatures will warm above freezing, but then turn icy.
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Wind warnings issued for all of Nova Scotia
Yet another storm system will cross eastern North America over the next few days, bringing with it a mix of snow, rain, ice and strong winds.
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2023 was a wild year for extreme weather in Nova Scotia
CBC meteorologist Ryan Snoddon takes us through the weather rollercoaster we've been on in 2023.
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Thousands without power as N.S. hit by freezing rain, high winds
A weather system that has brought days of heavy rainfall and freezing rain to parts of Nova Scotia is now packing high winds and snow.
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Wet, warm and windy weather in cards for New Brunswick
After dealing with snow and cold last week, New Brunswick is set for the exact opposite over the next 24 hours.
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Halifax just had a colder-than-normal month for the first time in more 4 years
It’s the first time that monthly temperatures were more than one degree below normal in the Halifax area since May 2019.
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Nova Scotia weekend could end with snow
Meteorologist Ryan Snoddon says anyone with travel plans for Sunday night and Monday morning should pay attention to the forecast. He says there's a chance of rain, with snow mixing in.
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Was that thunder snow? What Fredericton saw during Wednesday night's snowstorm
Did you see the snowy sky over Fredericton light up blue and green — and wonder what it was?
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