tldrdaily.news logo
Tag

Maritime Canada

All articles tagged with #maritime canada

weather2 years ago

Lee Dissipates over Maritime Canada, Warnings Cancelled

Atlantic storm Lee, which made landfall in New England and Maritime Canada, is expected to dissipate early this week as it weakens. Warnings have been canceled, and power outages have decreased in both the United States and Canada. The storm caused one fatality in Maine and flooded coastal roads in Nova Scotia, leading to the cancellation of flights at Halifax Stanfield International Airport. The region, already affected by wildfires and severe flooding, experienced hurricane-force winds and heavy rainfall. Despite similarities to Superstorm Sandy, Lee was not as severe and did not cause significant damage or fatalities. Meanwhile, Tropical Storm Nigel is strengthening but poses no threats to the U.S. or Canada.

via NPR|
#atlantic-storm-lee#dissipate#maritime-canada
weather2 years ago

Hurricane Lee wreaks havoc across Atlantic and Canada before dissipating

Atlantic storm Lee, which made landfall with near-hurricane strength, brought destructive winds and heavy rains to New England and Maritime Canada. The storm has weakened and is expected to dissipate early this week. Power outages have been reported in some areas, but the situation is improving. Storm surges are subsiding, and warnings have been lifted in certain regions. Lee caused one fatality in Maine and disrupted transportation and flights. The storm comes after a summer of severe flooding and wildfires in the region. Meanwhile, Tropical Storm Nigel is strengthening but poses no immediate threat to the US or Canada.

via NBC News|
#atlantic-storm-lee#maritime-canada#new-england
weather2 years ago

Lee's Impact: Atlantic Storm Delivers High Winds, Rain, and Disruptions in Canada and New England

Atlantic storm Lee made landfall in New England and Maritime Canada, bringing destructive winds, heavy rain, and rough surf. The storm is expected to weaken and dissipate by Tuesday. Some warnings have been withdrawn, but a tropical storm warning remains in effect for parts of Nova Scotia, the Magdalen Islands, and Prince Edward Island. Power outages have been reported in several areas, and storm surges are expected to subside. Lee has caused one fatality and disrupted transportation, including canceling flights and taking ferries out of service. The storm has also caused flooding and anxiety in a region already dealing with wildfires and severe flooding this summer.

via POLITICO|
#atlantic-storm-lee#maritime-canada#new-england
weather2 years ago

"Hurricane Lee's Uncertain Path Raises Concerns for Coastal New England and Maritime Canada"

Hurricane Lee, currently a Category 3 storm, is expected to brush coastal New England and hit Maritime Canada. The National Hurricane Center has included parts of Cape Cod and Maine in its extended "cone of concern," with Nova Scotia expected to be directly impacted. Lee will weaken as it transitions into a nontropical storm, but its wind field will broaden. There is a risk of wind, coastal concerns, storm surge, heavy rains, and rough surf for parts of the Northeastern United States and southeast Canada.

via The Washington Post|
#atlantic#hurricane-lee#maritime-canada