More nasty weather headed for the Maritimes, some schools closed again Tuesday
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As Maritimers either dry off or shovel out following Monday’s messy mix of weather, more snow and rain is headed for the region.
As Maritimers either dry off or shovel out following Monday’s messy mix of weather, more snow and rain is headed for the region.
School delays and closures are in effect across all three provinces Tuesday due to a combination of road conditions, the ongoing cleanup and high winds.
All schools in Prince Edward Island are closed, all schools in Nova Scotia's Cumberland County, Colchester County, Pictou County, and the Municipality of East Hants are closed, and a handful of schools are closed in New Brunswick.
Environment Canada has issued a winter storm watch for northern and central New Brunswick.
The weather agency advises that winter storm conditions are possible Wednesday night and Thursday. Up to 30 cm of snow is expected, though some parts could see up to 40 cm.
Environment Canada says heavy snow and gusty winds are expected to start Wednesday night, resulting in blowing and drifting snow and reduced visibility.
Meanwhile, a special weather statement is in effect for coastal areas near the Bay of Chaleur, where there is a chance of flooding Thursday.
