The Weather Network – Wintry heap could complicate navigation for parts of the East Coast

Atlantic Canada is ready to see one other system carry a wintry combine to the area into Thursday.

New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island are forecast to see between 5 and 10 cm of snow within the southern areas, with lower than 5 cm for the northern sections.

The forecast for Nova Scotia, nevertheless, turns into trickier because the province might be seeing all various kinds of precipitation. However there might be 5-15 cm in Cape Breton Island.

Cumberland, Inverness and Victoria counties are forecast to see solely snow, whereas southern Nova Scotia might be seeing a burst of snow, later transitioning from ice pellets to freezing rain. Widespread particular climate statements cowl the province.

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For the Annapolis Valley, northern areas, and Cape Breton, precipitation will start as snow however will turn into blended with ice pellets and quantities may domestically attain 10 cm. This poses a hazard for any travellers or commuters within the space as roads may turn into slippery with some ice accretion.

RisePEI and the southern shores will see principally rain, nevertheless, the specter of freezing rain remains to be current because the system transitions, particularly nearer to the Sackville space.

By Friday, because the system tracks east, southern Newfoundland might be seeing 5-10 cm of snow. For the St. John’s area, and alongside the Trans-Canada Freeway, practically 5 cm of snow is anticipated from this method.

You should definitely examine again for the most recent climate updates throughout Atlantic Canada.