🚨 Winter Weather Alert for Southern New Brunswick! 🚨

Get ready for some messy weather this weekend!  Starting around noon on Sunday, snow and ice pellets will begin to fall, mixing with freezing rain at times throughout the day. The conditions will persist into the evening and night, so be prepared for slick roads and poor visibility if you’re out and about.

On top of the wintry mix, strong wind gusts will kick in Sunday night, making it feel even colder and creating additional challenges for travel.

When:

• Start: Sunday afternoon
• End: Late Sunday night

Where:

• Southern New Brunswick

Make sure your vehicles are winter-ready, and stay tuned to local forecasts for updates. It’s a good idea to stay off the roads if possible, especially as conditions worsen overnight. Stay safe, everyone!

Winter Weather Returns to New Brunswick: Sunday Evening Alert

Environment Canada is warning of another round of winter weather hitting New Brunswick this Sunday evening. A wintry mix of snow, sleet, and possible freezing rain will affect the region, particularly along the Bay of Fundy.

Expect significant snow accumulation, with up to 30 centimeters possible in some areas. Drivers should prepare for icy roads, snow-covered highways, and reduced visibility as conditions worsen overnight. Freezing rain could further complicate travel, especially near the coast, where fluctuating temperatures are expected.

Stay tuned to local weather updates and be extra cautious if you’re heading out, especially on untreated roads. Winter isn’t over yet—stay safe and stay warm!

It sounds like New Brunswick is in for a significant winter event! Here’s a quick summary of what to expect:

• When: Snow begins Sunday night (likely Jan 21) and continues through Monday (Jan 22).
• Snowfall: Over 25 cm of snow is possible for much of the province.
• Fundy Coast Exception: Saint John and coastal Charlotte County could see less snow, as precipitation may shift to freezing rain or rain.
• Winds and Visibility: Gusty northerly winds will likely cause blowing snow and reduced visibility on Monday.

It’s a good time to prepare for potential travel disruptions and ensure you’re stocked up on essentials.