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Nova Scotia’s Emergency Management minister Kim Masland warns residents of heavy rainfall and thunderstorms that could cause localized flooding, urging people to take the forecast seriously and prepare for possible floods and road disruptions. Environment Canada has issued statements and alerts for heavy rain across Nova Scotia and parts of New Brunswick…
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Nova Scotia’s Department of Emergency Management is warning residents to be aware of potential flooding and washed-out roads as heavy rains and thunderstorms are forecast for the next two days. They advise avoiding unnecessary travel during intense rainfall, driving slowly to reduce hydroplaning, not crossing flooded roads, and preparing emergency kits…
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Environment Canada warned Nova Scotia of heavy rain and thunderstorms, with up to 60 millimetres possible in parts of the province and alerts extending into New Brunswick and Newfoundland. Nova Scotia Emergency Management Minister Kim Masland urged residents to prepare, monitor warnings, avoid travel during downpours, and have emergency kits ready.
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Support the newsroomNova Scotia is expected to receive significant rainfall and thunderstorms from early Wednesday, July 22, through late Thursday, with models predicting 40 to 100 millimetres of rain that could cause flooding. Emergency management officials urge residents to monitor forecasts, prepare emergency kits, avoid unnecessary travel, keep devices charged, and…
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Two sentences: Environment Canada issued a Special Weather Statement indicating a prolonged period of rainfall across Mainland Nova Scotia and Cape Breton from Wednesday morning to Thursday afternoon, with total rainfall expected between 30 to 50 mm and possible higher amounts in thundershowers. The heaviest rain is forecast for Wednesday, with potential…
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The Nova Scotia government urged residents to prepare for possible flooding as heavy rainfall—predicted at 40 to 100 millimetres over the next couple of days—could cause localized flooding and road disruptions. Environment Canada warns the heaviest rain will occur Wednesday morning with potential intensification and that water may pool on roads and in…
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Environment Canada issued a special weather statement predicting 40–100 mm of rain in parts of mainland Nova Scotia and Cape Breton, with the heaviest rain expected Wednesday and a possible second round Thursday. Nova Scotia’s government urged residents to have updated emergency plans and kits, cautioned about potential flooding and road disruptions, and…
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