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Special weather statement update across New Brunswick

Environment Canada has issued a new special weather statement for across southern New Brunswick.

They say mixed precipitation of snow, ice pellets and freezing rain continues until Monday morning.

Up to 5 to 10 cm of snow is possible.

It will transition to ice pellets and freezing rain.

Areas affected include Fundy, Grand Manan, and Coastal Charlotte County, Moncton and Southeast NB, Saint John and County, Sussex, Kennebecasis Valley and Kings County.

Accumulations of snow and ice could create slippery and hazardous travel and walking conditions.

It is advised to adjust your travel plans to avoid being out during the most adverse conditions.

You can continue to monitor alerts and forecasts made by Environment Canada for updates.

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  • Jessica Laing

    Jessica Laing is a news reporter for Acadia Broadcasting who graduated from the journalism program at Humber College (now known as Humber Polytechnic). She is based in the Port Hawkesbury area of Nova Scotia and is an award-winning photographer. Contact Jessica at LaingJ@radioabl.ca.

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