Post-tropical storm Colin expected to bring lots of rain
The warmest temperatures will be in the Annapolis Valley and Northern Nova Scotia
Wet weather continues across Nova Scotia today as post-tropical storm Colin passes to the south.
Nova Scotians can expect showers with periods of rain or thundershowers and seasonable temperatures.
Environment Canada has issued a tropical cyclone special weather statement for Guysborough, Richmond and Cape Breton counties, including Sydney.
The heaviest rainfall amounts will come today and move into tomorrow for the eastern portion of the mainland and southern Cape Breton.
In terms of rainfall amounts, 50 mm or more is likely to come down in a short period of time, so it will be important to keep storm drains clear.
Here's what you can expect for Wednesday's weather:
Central mainland (including greater Halifax)
Forecast: Showers with periods of rain.
High temperature: 18C
Low temperature: 10 C
Northern Nova Scotia
Forecast: Showers with periods of rain.
High temperature: 18 C
Low: temperature: 10 C
Southwestern Nova Scotia
Forecast: Showers with periods of rain.
High temperature: 18 C
Low temperature: 10 C
Annapolis Valley and Cumberland County
Forecast: Showers with periods of rain.
High temperature: 20 C
Low temperature: 14 C
Cape Breton
Forecast: Showers and fog.
High temperature: 14 C
Low temperature: 6 C
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