According to the National Weather Service, heavy snowfall (up to 150 cm) is expected in the northern part of the region in the coming days, more than double the average for February.
In addition to the snowfall, the wind is also increasing: its speed reaches 28 meters per second in some places.
At the moment, the work of secondary educational institutions in Nova Scotia has been temporarily suspended and citizens have been advised not to leave their homes unless necessary.
A state of emergency has been declared in eastern Canada due to heavy snowfall
In response to the harmful anthropogenic impact on the environment, nature has shown unpleasant surprises to humanity in various regions in the last decade. This time in Nova Scotia (Canada), a state of emergency was declared in the province due to heavy snowfall.
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