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Dec 11th, 2005, 05:57 PM
Got hit fri with a mega snow storm and another tonight with a heavy rain-fall and wind warning ....how are the other maritime members holding out ?
Environment Canada's Official Weather Warnings
Warnings
Sydney Metro and Cape Breton County
3:54 PM AST Sunday 11 December 2005
Heavy rainfall warning for
Sydney Metro and Cape Breton County continued
This is a warning that heavy rain is expected later today in these regions. Monitor weather conditions..Listen for updated statements.
A broad area of low pressure over the Maritimes will maintain periods of rain over eastern sections of the mainland of Nova Scotia and Cape Breton tonight while the rain has already come to an end over western sections of the province. Regions under the heavy rainfall warning will receive up to 25 millimetres of rain..Namely Guysborough County..Sections of Halifax county east of Porters lake..And much of eastern Cape Breton. The rain is expected to come to an end throughout the province overnight as the system moves toward Labrador.
Strong south to southeast winds ahead of this system will persist over eastern sections especially over the Cape Breton Highlands where Les Suetes are expected to gust in excess of 100 km/h. Those winds are expected to diminish near midnight tonight.
Environment Canada's Official Weather Warnings
Warnings
Sydney Metro and Cape Breton County
3:54 PM AST Sunday 11 December 2005
Heavy rainfall warning for
Sydney Metro and Cape Breton County continued
This is a warning that heavy rain is expected later today in these regions. Monitor weather conditions..Listen for updated statements.
A broad area of low pressure over the Maritimes will maintain periods of rain over eastern sections of the mainland of Nova Scotia and Cape Breton tonight while the rain has already come to an end over western sections of the province. Regions under the heavy rainfall warning will receive up to 25 millimetres of rain..Namely Guysborough County..Sections of Halifax county east of Porters lake..And much of eastern Cape Breton. The rain is expected to come to an end throughout the province overnight as the system moves toward Labrador.
Strong south to southeast winds ahead of this system will persist over eastern sections especially over the Cape Breton Highlands where Les Suetes are expected to gust in excess of 100 km/h. Those winds are expected to diminish near midnight tonight.