Atlantic Canada being walloped by huge snowstorm; warnings continued
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Lawrence Buell, left and Chris Francis shovel out the entrance to an underground parking garage on water Street in Charlottetown Saturtday. Buell had to pick up his daughter at a local fast food restaurant where she works.
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Thesse cars are not going anywhere at least until Sunday when the storm is expected to begin dying down.
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Blowing snow along Rural Route 2.
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Snow covers much of MacQuarrie Road in Brackley Beach.
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Submitted Photo/Betty Beggs
Lawrence Buell, left and Chris Francis shovel out the entrance to an underground parking garage on water Street in Charlottetown Saturtday. Buell had to pick up his daughter at a local fast food restaurant where she works.
photo by
Thesse cars are not going anywhere at least until Sunday when the storm is expected to begin dying down.
photo by
Blowing snow along Rural Route 2.
Snow covers much of MacQuarrie Road in Brackley Beach.
photo byBe part of The Guardian's Storm Team. Send your storm photos to newsroom@theguardian.pe.ca, Twitter.com/PEIGuardian or Facebook.com/PEIGuardian
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- Sandra
- - February 9, 2013 at 14:15:32
To me, the blizzard has created an absolutely beautiful day here in Stratford, PEI. The kids are enjoying homemade blueberry cake, we are playing board games, spending a bit of time on the computer, reading, talking about our week, etc. Today is rare and if we choose it to be - such a blessing!
