When will the nor'easter hit Atlantic Canada?

The nor'easter is expected to begin impacting Atlantic Canada on Tuesday evening.

What kind of weather will Newfoundland see?

Newfoundland is predicted to experience blizzard-like conditions with heavy snow and strong winds reaching up to 110 km/h.

Are there travel warnings for the Maritimes due to the storm?

Yes, commuters in the Maritimes should expect difficult conditions, potential delays, and possible closures, especially on the Confederation Bridge.

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Atlantic Canada Braces for Nor'easter Fury

2 Dec, 2025

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Summary

A powerful nor'easter will bring snow, rain, and strong winds to Atlantic Canada.
Newfoundland can expect blizzard-like conditions with heavy snowfall and high winds.
Maritimes will experience significant rain or heavy snow with wind gusts up to 90 km/h.

Atlantic Canada Braces for Nor'easter Fury

A powerful nor'easter is set to impact Atlantic Canada starting Tuesday evening, bringing a significant weather event across the region. The storm is expected to rapidly intensify over the Atlantic, fueled by colliding Arctic air and warm ocean moisture. This system will bring a challenging mix of snow, rain, and strong winds.

The Maritimes will be the first to experience the storm's effects on Tuesday evening, with conditions worsening into Wednesday morning. Southern Nova Scotia is forecast to receive considerable rain and wind gusts up to 90 km/h, leading to potential road pooling. Northern areas will see heavier snow, up to 20 cm, and winds up to 70 km/h.