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“Winds of this strength could cause windows to break and tear off large overhead highway signs. “Damage to building cladding and roofing material is likely, including structural damage in certain cases. “These winds could cause significant treefall and result in extended utility outages,” the warnings state. Throughout the region, local wind warnings have been issued with additional details and effects. Winds 100 are gusting to 140 km/h at exposed locations except 140 gusting to 160 km/h at the coast with surges of 1.8 to 2.4 m and dangerous waves from 11 to 15 m. Dino SeptemWhat should Eastern Canadians expect in the next few days?Ī strong category-1 Hurricane Fiona is making its way to Eastern Canada. Stay safe everyone! #HurricaneFiona /7S7mavSNNV
Heard a huge thud and saw this barely outside my living room window, too hard to see but 50/50 chance a tree came down onto my house. “Heard a huge thud and saw this barely outside my living room window, too hard to see but 50/50 chance a tree came down onto my house,” one person wrote. Canadian resident shows image of a tree fallen on her house Maximum sustained winds are estimated at 80 knots (148 km/h) and central pressure at 933 MB. The Canadian Hurricane Centre has confirmed that Fiona has made landfall as a post-tropical storm in eastern Nova Scotia. The highest rainfall amounts are likely for eastern Nova Scotia, southwestern Newfoundland, and the Gulf of St Lawrence region.įorecast guidance is suggesting widespread amounts of 100 to 200 mm, but closer to the path of Hurricane Fiona, more than 200 mm is likely.
The government of Canada says that rainfall will continue today, with up to 120mm already reported at weather stations over eastern Nova Scotia. Nova Scotia EMO SeptemGovernment issues rainfall warnings in Eastern Canada People should check with their municipality for the latest information. The list will be updated as municipalities provide information. Municipalities are opening comfort centres and shelters to support the province during #HurricaneFiona.
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