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Snow, ice and extreme coldSpecial weather - Halifax County - east of Porters Lake
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A mix of snow and rain is forecast for parts of Nova Scotia on Friday, with snowfall possibly reaching 5 cm inland and over higher terrain. Roads and walkways could become slippery, and travel may be slow or hazardous.
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- Affected location: Antigonish County
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The forecast notes potential slippery conditions that could affect travel in the area.
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A weather statement forecasts a mix of snow and rain, with some inland areas possibly receiving up to 5 cm of snow from Friday morning to afternoon. Coastal areas are expected to receive mainly rain.
A mix of snow and rain is forecast for parts of mainland Nova Scotia and Cape Breton, with snowfall possibly reaching 5 cm by Friday afternoon. The source says roads and walkways could become slippery and travel slow or hazardous.
A mix of snow and rain is forecast for parts of Nova Scotia on Friday, with snowfall possibly reaching 5 cm inland and over higher terrain. Roads and walkways could become slippery, and travel may be slow or hazardous.
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Scores are based on the cited reporting and use a 1–10 scale. Read the methodology.
- Confidence
- 5/10
- Geographic reach
- 3/10
- Global importance
- 2/10
- Impact magnitude
- 3/10
- Urgency
- 4/10
Primary official sources
- Environment Canada Weather AlertsSpecial weather - Halifax County - east of Porters Lake
- Environment Canada Weather AlertsSpecial weather - Halifax Metro and Halifax County West
- Environment Canada Weather AlertsSpecial weather - Hants County
- Environment Canada Weather AlertsSpecial weather - Antigonish County
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