Wednesday, November 06, 2002
HALIFAX — A heavy snowfall and wind warnings have been issued for much of Nova Scotia as a nor’easter approaches the province.
Rain is forecast to begin this afternoon and will be mixed with snow inland.
Temperatures across the province will drop overnight.
Strong winds gusting to 80 km/h are also expected.
Total rainfall amounts of 20 to 30 mm and as much as 20 cm of snow could fall.
Coastal flooding is also a possibility especially along the South Shore.
HALIFAX — A heavy snowfall and wind warnings have been issued for much of Nova Scotia as a nor’easter approaches the province.
Rain is forecast to begin this afternoon and will be mixed with snow inland.
Temperatures across the province will drop overnight.
Strong winds gusting to 80 km/h are also expected.
Total rainfall amounts of 20 to 30 mm and as much as 20 cm of snow could fall.
Coastal flooding is also a possibility especially along the South Shore.
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That’s because you did all that ‘haha it’s nice here nananan’ bull to me. Now it’s nice here and you suckers are getting all the shit =D!
lol it just might pass us by again though. 😉 no snow yet.
wow, there has been no snow here yet.
Well, there is snow now…
I just got back from walking in it!
Every time I look out the window I don’t see any snow falling. I guess I’m just missing it. There was some on the ground though.
yup…
we all came back all white…and it was snowing HARD for a little while…
it keeps going back and forth between rain and snow…
it sucks!
yeah, rain or snow alone is fine, but slushy mixes are horrid.
yup…
*icky*