Weather
It will be mostly cloudy across the province Tuesday with a high of 1 C.
A word from SaltWire Network chief meteorologist Cindy Day:
“I’m watching a slow-moving offshore system that looks more threatening from high above. The area of low pressure will track from south of Cape Cod to sit off the southern tip of Nova Scotia tomorrow. We can expect to see the odd flurry or rain shower as the system rotates out over the water. The sprawling wind field around the storm will generate a raw northeast wind that will become more northerly on Wednesday, before backing to the northwest by Thursday. That wind will trigger some onshore snow on Wednesday and again Friday as the system finally exists the region. Over the next few days, snow totals could reach close to 15 centimetres. Clouds and seasonal temperatures will take us into the weekend.”
Click here for weather updates throughout the day from the SaltWire Network weather desk.
Marine forecast
January 5
CHALEUR - MISCOU: STRONG WIND WARNING
- WIND: E 20 knots backing to NE 25 knots in the afternoon
NORTHUMBERLAND STRAIT - WESTERN HALF: STRONG WIND WARNING
- WIND: E 20 knots backing to NE 25 knots in the afternoon
NORTHUMBERLAND STRAIT - EASTERN HALF: STRONG WIND WARNING
- WIND: E 20 knots backing to NE 25 knots in the afternoon
GULF – MAGDALEN: STRONG WIND WARNING
- WIND: E 20 knots backing to NE 25 knots in the afternoon
- WAVES: 1 metre or less
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.
Wind warning advisory: Wind conditions on Jan. 6 may result in restrictions of traffic on the Confederation Bridge between 4 a.m. and 4 p.m. on Wednesday, Jan. 6.
For updates, visit confederationbridge.com.
Charlottetown Airport
For flight schedules and COVID-19 travel information, visit flyyyg.com.
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