Environment Canada is issuing a code yellow snowfall warning for Thunder Bay as heavy snow is in the forecast until early Sunday morning.
A total amount of 15-30 cm of snow is expected.
Visibility will be reduced, so allow extra time for travel. Take frequent breaks and avoid strain when clearing snow.
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Happy Springtime everyone.
The Town of Fort Frances is declaring a Significant Weather Event as heavy snowfall is expected to continue throughout Saturday and into Sunday morning.
Town crews will be maintaining the roadways and walkways as required to keep residents as safe as possible.
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Happy Springtime everyone.
Snowfall is expected to hit most of Nova Scotia this weekend, as Environment Canada has issued weather warnings across most of the province.
Anywhere from 15 to 25 cm of wet, heavy snow is expected in Inverness County and Victoria County, beginning Saturday and continuing until Sunday morning. A mixture of snow and rain could fall near coastlines.
Late Sunday afternoon until Monday night, 10 to 20 cm of snow is expected to fall across the southwestern shore of the province, from Yarmouth to Halifax counties.
To begin the work week, much of central to eastern Nova Scotia along the Atlantic coast (Guysborough, Richmond, and Sydney Metro and Cape Breton Counties) can expect 10 to 20 cm of snow, with the possibility of more falling. It is expected to stop Tuesday morning.
For more information, please refer to the Nova Scotia Emergency Alerts website.