PHOTOS: Wintry weather brings power outages, school closures to New Brunswick
Published on Nov. 29, 2024, 4:17 PM
Updated on Nov. 29, 2024, 4:20 PM
Snowfall warnings were issued for New Brunswick and P.E.I., with conditions improving Friday.
A heavy snowstorm from a Colorado low brought significant disruptions to Atlantic Canada, particularly New Brunswick, overnight Thursday into Friday.
At least 30,000 customers in the province faced power outages, schools were closed, and travel was hampered due to heavy, wet snowfall.
Snowfall warnings were issued for New Brunswick and P.E.I., with conditions improving later Friday.
The Weather Network's Nathan Coleman is tracking the storm, live from Moncton, catching his first snowfall of the season in the city Thursday evening.
Snow on the lines contributed to power outages
Sticky, wet snow made for tricky driving Thursday evening:
Slush continued into Friday:
Water pooling and messy roadways.
Sidewalks were covered in slushy snow.
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Photos courtesy of Nathan Coleman.
