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More rain coming for Nova Scotia - Vimarsana News

More rain coming for Nova Scotia

CBC meteorologist Ryan Snoddon breaks down the rainfall totals over the past five days in Nova Scotia, and tells us what to expect for weather in the coming days.

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Clouds and showers sticking around in Nova Scotia - Vimarsana News

Clouds and showers sticking around in Nova Scotia

Meteorologist Ryan Snoddon says the next few days will be a cycle of clouds, drizzle and a little bit of sunlight.

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'Beautiful rainy day': Shelburne County wildfire is out of control, but optimism abounds - Vimarsana News

'Beautiful rainy day': Shelburne County wildfire is out of control, but optimism abounds

It’s been a hectic week for fire crews and support staff tackling a historic wildfire in Shelburne County, but heavy rainfall this weekend and additional reinforcements from the United States are helping lighten the load for firefighters.

Source: cbc.ca
Wildfire conditions will get worse before they improve - Vimarsana News

Wildfire conditions will get worse before they improve

There's rain on the horizon but, as CBC meteorologist Ryan Snoddon explains, a combination of high temperatures, low humidity and up to 30 km/h wind speeds Thursday will make conditions ripe for extreme wildfire behaviour.

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Unseasonable temperatures prompt special weather statement for most of N.B. - Vimarsana News

Unseasonable temperatures prompt special weather statement for most of N.B.

A period of unseasonably warm weather is forecast for most of New Brunswick for Wednesday and Thursday. According to a special weather statement issued by Environment Canada, forecast highs and lows will be 10 to 12 degrees above normal.

Source: cbc.ca