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From: Matt Higgs (matt{at}weathersource.net)
Date: Thu Feb 19 2004 - 22:44:48 EST
Snow continues to fall in much of Nova Scotia at this hour,and a state
of emergency remains in effect through tomorrow. Halifax has broken an
all time 24 hour snowfall record with 73 cm (28 inches)With the
forecast calling for an addional 10 to 15 cm, the total could surpass
80 cm by morning. All schools, government offices and many businesses
are remaining closed.
Prince Edward Island remains cut off from the mainland, as the
Confederation Bridge has been closed for only the second time since it
opened. Snow is expected to continue to fall there until the early
morning hours. The state of emergency remains in effect.
Matt Higgs
Fredericton, NB
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