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Lee already taking toll in N.B. as thousands lose power before storm makes landfall - Vimarsana News

Lee already taking toll in N.B. as thousands lose power before storm makes landfall

Hurricane Lee has become a post-tropical storm and is moving faster as it nears the Maritimes. But the storm's high winds and heavy rain are already being felt in New Brunswick,

Source: cbc.ca
150 km/h wind gust clocked at Grand Manan as Lee nears New Brunswick - Vimarsana News

150 km/h wind gust clocked at Grand Manan as Lee nears New Brunswick

As post-tropical storm Lee heads for New Brunswick's Fundy Coast, wind speeds have picked up dramatically in many areas, and communities have taken quite a drenching.

Source: cbc.ca
Tropical moisture surges in Nova Scotia ahead of Hurricane Lee - Vimarsana News

Tropical moisture surges in Nova Scotia ahead of Hurricane Lee

Meteorologist Ryan Snoddon says Lee could make landfall as a post-tropical storm with tropical storm-force winds at about 110 km per hour, which he notes is just a little bit less than the force of a Category 1 storm.

Source: cbc.ca
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Blow-by-blow of what to expect when Hurricane Lee hits N.S., N.B. this weekend - Vimarsana News

Blow-by-blow of what to expect when Hurricane Lee hits N.S., N.B. this weekend

CBC Meteorologist Ryan Snoddon has the latest on what the Maritimes can expect and when.

Source: cbc.ca
Harvest Music Festival cancels free concerts as Hurricane Lee creeps toward New Brunswick - Vimarsana News

Harvest Music Festival cancels free concerts as Hurricane Lee creeps toward New Brunswick

Organizers with the Harvest Music Festival in Fredericton have cancelled the free outdoor concerts that were scheduled for Saturday, but plan to go ahead with shows in the three main tents and the Playhouse as Hurricane Lee approaches the Maritimes.

Source: cbc.ca