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WEDNESDAY STORM
Alrighty folks... here we go. WINTER STORM WARNING- 15-25 CM BY THURSDAY MORNING WINTER STORM WATCH- 8-15 CM BY THURSDAY MORNING Even the Bay of Exploits, Grand Falls Windsor & Notre Dame Bay and down across the Burin Peninsula could see a decent 10 cm shot. Here's a bit of a timeline for you... The Heaviest Snowfall for the Avalon will likely start falling around 6am and will continue until the mid-late afternoon with Winds gusts really starting to push in from the North & Northeast... to 80 in the early morning... 90 by mid-morning and even 100 km/h along the Coasts by Noon. By tomorrow evening... the Heaviest Snowfall will have subsided for the Avalon... however with winds still gusting to 100. The mid-late afternoon time period is actually when I see things really starting to pick up for the Northeast Coast. The Heaviest Snow will likely be falling through Gander & the Bay of Exploits with the Winds gusting to 80 km/h... right in from the North. More details tonight on Here & Now. Ryan Your Comments
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