Cloudy today with light snow beginning mid afternoon. Around 3 cm so far. As can be seen from previous post some stormy weather is coming up for the next few days.
Today's high 0.0*C
Today's low -7.3*C
High barometer 103.0 kPa
Low barometer 102.2 kPa
Snowfall 3 cm
Current
Flurries
Temp -0.8*C
Wind NW 5 km
Barometer 102.3 kPa
Humidity 91%
Sunday, January 14, 2007
Halifax Metro and Halifax County West
3:41 PM AST Sunday 14 January 2007
Winter storm watch for
Halifax Metro and Halifax County West issued
This is an alert to the potential development of dangerous winter weather conditions in these regions. Monitor weather conditions..Listen for updated statements.
A low pressure system developing south of the Great Lakes is forecast to pass just south of Nova Scotia Monday night bringing a mixed bag of precipitation to most of mainland Nova Scotia. The precipitation associated with this low will start early Monday afternoon over southwestern sections of the province and move northeastward reaching Cape Breton by early Monday evening.
Latest indications are that central and northern Nova Scotia will receive a mixture of snow and ice pellets with amounts possibly exceeding 15 centimetres by Tuesday morning. Meanwhile over southwestern Nova Scotia precipitation will start as snow before changing to ice pellets mixed with freezing rain and then to rain.
The public is advised to monitor future forecasts in case warnings are required.
3:41 PM AST Sunday 14 January 2007
Winter storm watch for
Halifax Metro and Halifax County West issued
This is an alert to the potential development of dangerous winter weather conditions in these regions. Monitor weather conditions..Listen for updated statements.
A low pressure system developing south of the Great Lakes is forecast to pass just south of Nova Scotia Monday night bringing a mixed bag of precipitation to most of mainland Nova Scotia. The precipitation associated with this low will start early Monday afternoon over southwestern sections of the province and move northeastward reaching Cape Breton by early Monday evening.
Latest indications are that central and northern Nova Scotia will receive a mixture of snow and ice pellets with amounts possibly exceeding 15 centimetres by Tuesday morning. Meanwhile over southwestern Nova Scotia precipitation will start as snow before changing to ice pellets mixed with freezing rain and then to rain.
The public is advised to monitor future forecasts in case warnings are required.
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