2 Day Snowfall Outlook

Valid: Wednesday, January 15, 2020 - Thursday, January 16, 2020

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Forecast Discussion

Issued: Tuesday, January 14, 2020 - 6:30PM

Forecaster: Mike Schut and Harry Schut

***Update: As suspected, the computer weather models have shifted the low pressure system on Thursday, a little further southeast. This means less snow for New Brunswick. The Southwest corner could see at best 5-10cm. Accumulation will be reduced everywhere else as well.

A small disturbance will bring a dusting of snow to most of the province on Wednesday. On Thursday, a low pressure system is currently projected to bring snow to the southern part of the province, more near the Fundy Coast.

Light snow is expected to develop across the province on Wednesday. Most areas will see less than 3cm (so just a dusting). Winds gusting to 40km/h could cause a little blowing and drifting. Daytime temps will be anywhere from near freezing in the south, to -11*c in the north.

Thursday a developing low pressure system will move south of Nova Scotia, but will bring some snow to southern New Brunswick, more in the southwest and near the Fundy coast. Accumulations from 5-10cm. Daytime temps ranging from -6 to -15*c and windchills to -23. Winds gusting to 50km/h (to 70km/h near the Fundy coast) could cause blowing and drifting snow, reducing visibility.

**Note this is a preliminary outlook. If the projected track of the system changes (as it already has), so will the amount of snow it brings. As always, when safe to do so, please let us know what you're experiencing.

~ IWNB

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