Next messy system aims to hit Atlantic Canada with more wintry weather
The next event be smaller in scale and will move through quicker than the previous low, but significant snowfall is anticipated to return to northern and central New Brunswick by Tuesday evening.
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While the news of more wintry or rainy weather will come as a disappointment for many East Coasters, conditions on the Saint John River in New Brunswick aren't a concern right now, luckily.
Be sure to monitor local weather alerts and check highway conditions before heading out to start the week.
Another storm will quickly return to the region Tuesday, with colder weather accompanying it. The low will be smaller and faster, however, and will quickly move through Atlantic Canada.
Forecasters will be watching for significant snowfall to return to northern and central New Brunswick by Tuesday evening, and lasting through Wednesday. Heavy snowfall rates pick up Tuesday overnight before easing Wednesday afternoon.
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Snowfall amounts of 10-25 cm are possible for areas surrounding Grand Falls, Campbellton and Miramichi, N.B.
Meanwhile, rain is expected in Fredericton and areas south, extending into P.E.I. and Nova Scotia. 10-25 mm of rain is expected in the southern and western parts of New Brunswick, in the heart of the Saint John River watershed.
Fortunately, the risk of flooding this year is low. With the upcoming rain, there is the chance for water levels to rise a bit, but most areas are in the clear with only the Gagetown monitoring station showing an advisory currently.
However, the water levels could creep up high enough to prompt a watch to be issued later this week. Other areas will inch close to the advisory level.
Northern sections of the Saint John River aren't in the clear, yet, however, as there is still the risk of ice jams since ice is still present and there is still snow on the ground to melt, with more to come.
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