New Brunswick Braces for First Major Snowfall of the Season

Environment Canada warns of up to 20 cm of snow in parts of the province, with travel disruptions expected overnight.

Environment Canada has issued snowfall warnings for much of New Brunswick, predicting 15 to 20 cm of snow in some areas by Friday morning.
The snow is expected to begin as rain on Thursday afternoon before transitioning to snow as temperatures drop below freezing overnight.
Travel conditions are likely to become hazardous, with warnings about difficult navigation on roads, highways, and walkways due to accumulating snow.
The heaviest snowfall is uncertain, with forecasts depending on the track of a low-pressure system moving through the region.
This marks an early winter event for the Maritimes, with the Weather Network predicting a milder overall winter but still anticipating impactful storms in the coming months.