Labour Day: Antigonish, Nova Scotia

Current Weather Updated: Friday, March 19, 2010, 13:00 ADT - Tracadie

°C

Feels Like: -
Wind: N 13km/h
Sunrise: 7:10
Sunset: 19:16

Relative Humidity: 60%
Pressure: 101.28 kPa
Visibility: -
Ceiling: -

Short Term ForecastUpdated: Friday, March 19, 2010, 11:00 ADT

	Friday Afternoon	Friday Evening	Friday Overnight	Saturday Morning

	Sunny	Clear	Variable cloudiness	Variable cloudiness
Temp.	4°C	2°C	1°C	4°C
Feels Like	-	-	-3	0
Wind	NW 10km/h	N 5km/h	S 15km/h	SW 20km/h
Humidity	52%	64%	75%	70%
P.O.P.	0%	0%	20%	20%

Hourly 14 Day Trend Weather Maps Highway Forecast Video Forecast

24 Hour Precipitation Outlook

We don't expect any precipitation from Friday Afternoon to Saturday Morning.

Long Term Forecast Updated: Friday, March 19, 2010, 11:00 ADT

	Saturday Mar. 20	Sunday Mar. 21	Monday Mar. 22	Tuesday Mar. 23	Wednesday Mar. 24	Thursday Mar. 25
Daytime Conditions
	Cloudy periods	Sunny	Cloudy with showers	Light rain	Light rain	Variable cloudiness
P.O.P.	20%	0%	60%	90%	90%	40%
High	9°C	4°C	7°C	8°C	3°C	1°C
Low	1°C	-1°C	-1°C	2°C	0°C	-3°C
Wind	SW 20 km/h	NW 15 km/h	S 15 km/h	S 15 km/h	NE 10 km/h	NW 30 km/h
24-Hr Rain	-	-	1-3 mm	close to 20 mm	10+More than 10 mm of rain possible mm	-

14 Day Trend Historical Statistics Weather Maps Video Forecast

14 Day Trend

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Expected daily high temperatures.
Historical average daily high temperature for the 14 day period.

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When the yellow line is above the white line, above average temperatures are expected.
When the yellow line is below the white line, below average temperatures are expected.
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Labour Day Facts

Labour Day, honouring organized labour, is a legal holiday observed throughout Canada on the first Monday in September. The contribution of organized labour to Canadian society has been recognized since 1872, when parades and rallies were held in Ottawa and Toronto. The earliest American labour parades were not held until 1882 and in Europe Labour Day has been celebrated since 1889 on May 1, thereby merging traditional May Day festivities with labour celebrations. This spring date was briefly observed in Canada, but the North American need for a long weekend at the end of summer was recognized by Parliament in 1894.

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