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November 25, 2011
HRM slipped up on snow removal this week, said Mayor Peter Kelly on Thursday.
November 24, 2011
A flurry of criticism is being tossed at the Halifax Regional School Board for their decision to keep schools open through Wednesday’s snow storm.
November 24, 2011
HRM’s first snowfall of the season made for treacherous driving conditions and a very busy day for police.
November 23, 2011
A blast of wintry weather descended on the Maritimes today, causing numerous accidents, closing schools and delaying flights.
Careful where you park your car
November 23, 2011
The winter-parking ban may not officially start until next month, but if your vehicle is on the road and it impedes snow removal during today’s storm, it could cost you.
It's snow time in Nova Scotia
November 23, 2011
Our first snowfall of the season promises a messy commute home for Haligonians today.
Fall weather to give thanks for
October 11, 2011
With a not-so-hot summer behind us, many Haligonians could be thankful for at least one thing this Thanksgiving weekend — fantastic fall weather.
HRM residents warned about potential flooding with heavy rains coming
October 04, 2011
The municipality is urging residents to make sure catch basins or other draining systems on their property are clear of leaves and other debris to help prevent flooding with heavy rains in the forecast for Tuesday night and into Wednesday.
Wet months lie ahead
October 04, 2011
Haligonians could be in for a wetter-than-normal October, November and December.
Worst of Ophelia may now be over
October 03, 2011
HRM residents will have likely slept through the brunt of hurricane Ophelia last night.
G’night Irene, hello new storm
August 30, 2011
Halifax may have been spared the brunt of Irene, but don’t get rid of all those canned goods and batteries just yet.
Irene blows into town
August 29, 2011
It’s forecast to be sunny today, but don’t be fooled: A former hurricane is still in the neighbourhood.
Keep track of Hurricane Irene
August 26, 2011
It’s not likely that Hurricane Irene will hit the province, but the Canadian Hurricane Centre is advising people to “keep watch” over the weekend.
Nova Scotia still in Irene’s path: Forecast
August 24, 2011
There remains a “fairly good chance” we will be feeling the effects of Hurricane Irene.
‘High likelihood’ that Hurricane Irene will visit N.S.
August 23, 2011
Hurricane Irene could slam into Nova Scotia over the weekend.
Rain, rain … HRM set for a three-peat
August 04, 2011
We’re in for a third day of rain in the HRM. Thunderstorms and rain starting Tuesday night caused major delays at the Halifax Stanfield International Airport, power outages and flooding on some fields and roads.
Forecast calling for normal Halifax summer
June 01, 2011
Hey, there’s nothing wrong with being normal. That’s the message from meteorologist David Phillips of Environment Canada as its summer forecast shows normal temperatures and precipitation for Halifax from June through August.
Hurricane season starts June 1 but heats up by late August
May 20, 2011
Just because there are fewer hurricanes forecast for this year than there were in 2010 doesn’t mean it’s time to relax, warned officials on Thursday.
Halifax weather puts a damper on things
May 17, 2011
Rain is a blessing if you’re a firefighter, but not so much if you’re into golf or gardening.
Summer will make up for rain
May 05, 2011
May showers will bring June flowers, eventually. David Phillips, national weather expert with Environment Canada, said our region is in for a wet May and a slightly wetter and warmer June than normal.
Geese back from their winter break
April 01, 2011
The geese are making their return on today to Sullivan’s Pond.
Blaze careful spring trails
March 15, 2011
The Nova Scotia departments of Natural Resources and Health and Wellness are reminding trail users to be cautious as warmer weather leads to risky ice conditions.
Signs of spring en route to region
March 02, 2011
Spring will be reluctant to arrive this year everywhere but the Maritimes, says climatologist David Phillips.
Heavy rain could mean flooding for low regions
February 25, 2011
With Environment Canada forecasting between 40 and 50 millimetres of rain throughout much of Nova Scotia overnight Friday, the province’s Emergency Management Office is asking people to prepare for localized flooding.
HRM gets a winter walloping
February 03, 2011
It seems as far as total snowfall goes for yesterday’s major winter storm, HRM hit “close to the jackpot for Nova Scotia,” Environment Canada meteorologist Jeremy Marsh said last night.
Police: Keep sidewalks clear of snow
February 02, 2011
With more snow on the way, Halifax Regional Police are reminding property owners to clear ice and snow from their sidewalks.
Halifax likely spared snow
January 27, 2011
It looks like we’re getting off the hook snow wise with the latest storm.
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