Tonight a low pressure system will pass by the coast giving us 5 -10 cm of wet, heavy snow, by tomorrow morning. Temperatures will be near the freezing mark overnight and a few degrees above it on Monday.
On Tuesday another low will pass well east of the province.
On Wednesday a ridge of high pressure is located to our south and moves to our east late Thursday as a trof of low pressure passes by to our north giving rain and wind late and overnight before a cold front passes through Friday dropping the temperature.
On Saturday a ridge of high pressure passes over the region.
The forecast for Halifax:
Tonight wet snow. Accumulation 5-10 cm by tomorrow. L 0
Monday snow ending early then a chance of flurries or showers. H 2
Tuesday a mix of sun and cloud. L -6 H 0
Wednesday a mix of sun and cloud. L -7 H 2
Thursday a mix of sun and cloud L 3 H 10
Friday rain overnight then turner colder. Windy. 6 in the morning then falling to -3.
Saturday a mix of sun and cloud. L -1 H 2
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