Halifax is preparing for a substantial rainfall event this Sunday, with official advisories in place. Environment Canada has issued a special weather statement detailing the expected conditions.
Heavy Rain and Wind Expected in Halifax
Residents can anticipate rainfall between 25 and 40 mm in the Halifax area. The most intense showers could lead to even higher totals. This warning comes as a low-pressure system is set to move over eastern Nova Scotia.
Thunderstorms and Possible Snow Mix
This weather system could also bring thunderstorms, particularly to central and western regions of the province. Additionally, higher elevations may experience mixed precipitation, including wet snow.
Wind Forecast and Precautions
Wind conditions are also a concern, with easterly gusts estimated to reach up to 8 km per hour later in the day. Environment Canada recommends that residents clear any debris from storm drains and gutters before the heaviest rainfall begins Sunday afternoon.
Forecast for Monday
Looking ahead to Monday, a mix of sun and clouds is expected. Conditions should start to clear by noon, with a projected high of 13°C. Coastal areas may experience cooler temperatures.
- Rainfall: 25 to 40 mm, possibly higher
- Wind Gusts: Up to 8 km/h
- Possible Weather Events: Thunderstorms, wet snow in higher elevations
- Monday’s Forecast: Mixed sun and clouds, high of 13°C
Residents are encouraged to stay informed about this developing weather situation as conditions evolve. El-Balad will continue to provide updates as necessary.
