N.S. Winter Storm Forces School Closures Again
Nova Scotia is currently facing significant disruptions due to a severe winter storm, leading to widespread school closures across the province. The storm has continued to bring heavy snowfall, prompting various municipal and government responses.
Winter Storm Impacts Nova Scotia
On Tuesday, all public schools in the region were closed as snowfall continues. The situation is compounded by an Environment Canada snowfall warning. Residents are advised to prepare for additional snowfall.
Snowfall Forecast
- Expected snowfall: 2 to 5 centimetres throughout the province.
- Up to 10 centimetres may accumulate in Cape Breton.
Municipal Services Affected
The Cape Breton Regional Municipality announced that transit services would be suspended during the morning. Municipal offices and recreation centers are closed until at least 1 p.m., while government offices will remain closed until noon.
Impact on Educational Institutions
Many universities have opted for delayed openings. Additionally, most campuses of the Nova Scotia Community College are either closed or have adjusted their schedules due to the storm’s impact.
As the storm continues, residents of Nova Scotia should stay informed about local conditions and heed any safety advisories. This winter storm serves as a reminder of the power of nature and the need for preparedness.
