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Light snow has started to fall in southwestern areas of Nova Scotia and New Brunswick this afternoon.

Snow expected over Kootenay Pass SHARE ON: (Supplied by Unsplash) About 5 to 10 centimetres of snow is forecast to fall Wednesday evening through to early Thursday afternoon. Environment Canada issued the Special Weather Statement, noting that snow will fall at higher elevations, over 1,400 metres. “An area of low pressure will spread snow to portions of the Highway 3 between Paulson Summit to Kootenay Pass beginning this evening,” said Environment Canada. “Snow will taper off to a few flurries near noon on Thursday as the system departs.” Seeing as it’s the middle of May and many ...

By Drew Postey Apr 12, 2021 5:38 AM Much of Saskatchewan has been hit with heavy wet April snow, including Regina, where about ten centimeters has already fallen. Photo Mitchell Blair. Put the lawn mower away and bring out the snow shovel one more time. Much of Saskatchewan is waking up to a blanket of wet heavy snow Monday morning. Most areas have seen five to ten centimeters, with the heaviest accumulation so far in the Wynyard region, where close to 20 cm’s has come down. The winter weather is expected to continue until later in the day Tuesday, before tapering off after that.

Happy New Year! Previous Post: The first significant winter storm of the season is set to impact southern Quebec this weekend. Up until now, the majority of the storms have either missed us outright, or delivered Montreal a messy mix of rain, with little snow if any. Anything over 11cm with this system, will result in the biggest snowfall, since last February 10. High pressure will give us dry weather for New Year's Day, with increasing clouds late this afternoon. Temperatures will continue to be mild, with a high of -2C (29F). Tonight, low pressure and a strong warm front will lift northeast...

Toronto residents are getting a white Christmas to cap off 2020 as the GTA gets a mix of wintry weather thanks to a complex storm system.