More snow and high winds for N.B.
Another winter blast is on the way.
Environment Canada has issued special weather statements for southern and eastern New Brunswick
A low pressure system is expected to pass south of Nova Scotia, potentially bringing 15 to 25 centimetres of snow to New Brunswick.
Stormy conditions are expected Monday afternoon through Tuesday morning in areas including Saint John, St. Stephen, Charlotte County, Sussex, Kennebecasis Valley, Kings County, and Moncton, and in Southeast New Brunswick.
The worst conditions are currently expected to be along the Fundy coast and through southeastern New Brunswick.
This system is also expected to bring wind gusts between 60 and 80 km/h. Those winds could be higher along the Fundy coast with up to 90 km/h gusts.
Blowing snow could cause visibility issues, making travel hazardous.
It advised you plan and watch for closures or cancellations.
Environment Canada says snowfall watches and warnings will be issued as required.
