Weather
There will be a mix of sun and cloud across the province Wednesday with onshore flurries in the afternoon and a north wind gusting to 30 km/h. Today's high is -1 C.
A word from SaltWire Network chief meteorologist Cindy Day:
“A raw north wind wrapping around a stalled low over the Labrador Sea continues to trigger onshore snow and patchy freezing drizzle. Snowfall totals will range from just a dusting of three to five centimetres along north-facing coastlines. One top of producing localized snow and serving up wind chill, the stalled system has been deflecting approaching weather makers to our south and east. As the blocking pattern weakens, the active weather track will change, allowing systems to come a little closer to the coast. A trough from an offshore low will bring 5 cm of snow on Saturday. The next significant system is expected to approach from the southwest with a messy mix of weather by Tuesday.”
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Marine Forecast
January 27
CHALEUR - MISCOU:
- WIND: Light
NORTHUMBERLAND STRAIT - WESTERN HALF:
- WIND: Light
NORTHUMBERLAND STRAIT - EASTERN HALF:
- WIND: N 15 knots
GULF – MAGDALEN:
- WIND: N 15 knots
- WAVES: 1 to 2 metres subsiding to 1 metre or less in the evening
Travel
Confederation Bridge
The bridge is open to all authorized traffic. For information on authorized travel to P.E.I., contact public authorities by email at [email protected] or by phone at 902-368-5025. For travel information to New Brunswick, call 1-844-462-8387. Cash is not accepted at this time.
For updates, visit confederationbridge.com.
Charlottetown Airport
For flight schedules and COVID-19 travel information, visit flyyyg.com.
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