@ryansnoddon.bsky.social
Meteorologist for CBC in the Maritimes
@ryansnoddon.bsky.socialThanksgiving Forecast:
A mixed Thanksgiving plate for the Maritimes 🍽️
Sat: Brisk & bright (NE showers)
Sun: Milder, increasing clouds
Mon: Isaias remnants may some bring showers in the south, cold front approaches the north.
Full forecast 👇
NS: youtube.com/live/JRUDWlm...
NB: shrlnk.ca/s/Jhb3Gq16
@ryansnoddon.bsky.socialIsaias may become the first 2026 hurricane in the Atlantic basin. The remnants could bring a damp finish to Thanksgiving weekend here in the Maritimes. As of now, it appears the bulk of the rain will remain offshore, but much depends on the next few days + how it interacts with a Fall low moving in.
@ryansnoddon.bsky.socialA calmer Wednesday awaits, as the winds ease through tonight and into the morning.
Lots of sunshine on tap, with temps rebounding back to near seasonal.
All the details & your 7 day forecast.
Nova Scotia: www.youtube.com/watch?v=iKF2...
New Brunswick: shrlnk.ca/s/jtrhb6oD
@ryansnoddon.bsky.social=Cooler and Gusty Tuesday In The Maritimes=
Cooler temps arrive Tuesday with lingering showers/wet flurries in northern NB & strong winds gusting 60–90 km/h.
Full forecast details here:
Nova Scotia: www.youtube.com/watch?v=GFRT...
New Brunswick: shrlnk.ca/s/sRHM4h1b
@ryansnoddon.bsky.socialEl Nino is already moving into record breaking territory... and still warming.
Here's my latest update on what it means for the rest of Hurricane season, the upcoming winter and 2027.
www.cbc.ca/news/canada/...
#halisky
@ryansnoddon.bsky.socialMore than halfway through the heart of an Atlantic hurricane season that has been historically quiet. Only 6 named storms and not one hurricane - yet. This is the latest we've gone without a hurricane, at least in the satellite era (since 1966). It's all thanks to a still strengthening El Nino.
@ryansnoddon.bsky.socialAnother beautiful late summer day! Next system rolls in thru Thursday, with rain for Thursday night into Friday. We'll clear out for the weekend, however northerly winds will usher in cooler air in behind the system. Last official weekend of Summer will feel more like Fall across the Maritimes.
@ryansnoddon.bsky.socialCape Breton storm is yet another one for the history books over the past decade alone.
Friday to Monday totals have climbed above 300 mm in the Ingonish area.
In hard hit Richmond county, the Sampsonville station recorded 150 mm in just 6 hours on Friday night!
www.cbc.ca/news/canada/...
#nsstorm
@ryansnoddon.bsky.socialCape Breton totals so far: 150-250+ mm in 48 hrs. Showers/periods of rain continue to track in. Another trace to 5 mm today for most; however, potential for another 10 to 20 mm across Victoria county and through Sydney and Cape Breton county. The rain finally tapers off tonight and into Monday.
@ryansnoddon.bsky.socialState of Local Emergency declared in Inverness, Richmond and Victoria Counties due to severe flooding and widespread damage.
Multiple roads are closed and conditions remain dangerous.
Stay off the roads unless travel is essential for health, safety, or emergency purposes.
emergencyinfo.novascotia.ca
@ryansnoddon.bsky.socialUpdated storm story.
Reports of washouts and localized flooding in Cape Breton.
Victoria county and Cape Breton county will be at greatest risk for localized flooding moving forward.
Periods of rain at times heavy also continues for Northumberland Strait region.
www.cbc.ca/news/canada/...
#nsstorm
@ryansnoddon.bsky.social@ryansnoddon.bsky.socialOur storm really pounded Cape Breton overnight.
Via Cape Breton Mesonet, totals are already in the 100-200+ mm range for much of the Island.
ECCC has upgraded the Rainfall warning to an Orange Alert Level for CB.
Photos taken in Richmond Co. at St. George’s Channel and in St. Peter's.
#nsstorm
@ryansnoddon.bsky.socialRainfall Warnings continue for eastern Nova Scotia and Cape Breton. Rain will be heaviest here tonight through Saturday.
Meanwhile, rain will redevelop for central areas tonight into Saturday.
Some sun breaks in western areas for Saturday & Sunday.
Clearing thru Monday.
www.cbc.ca/news/canada/...
