Local musician Josh Sangster and I, singing on the same, yet different sounding track?
What's going on here!? Stay tuned!
Want another big surprise? Are you sure? Heyyyy, we're supposed to get between 20-30cm of snow tomorrow through Monday! Just what we needed, more snow! The winds will be at around 40K they say, like max gust sorta thing.
I'll be betting 'Buddy' my chipmunk out back here will be sure glad I had fed him most of the peanuts last Spring through to Fall... Guy was probably burning peanuts for heat, he could afford it, trust me.
Weather warning:
Significant snowfall is expected for most of New Brunswick starting
Sunday afternoon and ending Monday morning.
A low pressure system will approach from the west on Sunday and track across southern New Brunswick Sunday night reaching the Gulf of St. Lawrence Monday morning.
Snow will begin over western areas early Sunday afternoon and spread to the remainder of the province by late Sunday afternoon. Snow will become heavy at times Sunday evening and, combined with gusty southeasterly winds, will cause reduced visibilities in blowing snow, especially over exposed areas. Snow is expected to become mixed with ice pellets Sunday evening over southern regions. Snow will taper to flurries Monday morning.
Snowfall amounts of 20 to 30 cm are expected over northern regions while 15 to 20 cm are forecast for southern sections. [And we're just about between both]
Only 6 Days until Spring 2019!
What's going on here!? Stay tuned!
Want another big surprise? Are you sure? Heyyyy, we're supposed to get between 20-30cm of snow tomorrow through Monday! Just what we needed, more snow! The winds will be at around 40K they say, like max gust sorta thing.
I'll be betting 'Buddy' my chipmunk out back here will be sure glad I had fed him most of the peanuts last Spring through to Fall... Guy was probably burning peanuts for heat, he could afford it, trust me.
Weather warning:
Significant snowfall is expected for most of New Brunswick starting
Sunday afternoon and ending Monday morning.
A low pressure system will approach from the west on Sunday and track across southern New Brunswick Sunday night reaching the Gulf of St. Lawrence Monday morning.
Snow will begin over western areas early Sunday afternoon and spread to the remainder of the province by late Sunday afternoon. Snow will become heavy at times Sunday evening and, combined with gusty southeasterly winds, will cause reduced visibilities in blowing snow, especially over exposed areas. Snow is expected to become mixed with ice pellets Sunday evening over southern regions. Snow will taper to flurries Monday morning.
Snowfall amounts of 20 to 30 cm are expected over northern regions while 15 to 20 cm are forecast for southern sections. [And we're just about between both]
Only 6 Days until Spring 2019!
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