Hot and dry conditions dominated the month of July across New Brunswick. Will these conditions persist for August and beyond? Find out more in the attached final report for July and the outlook for August/Fall.
Weather
Weather-related information, including monthly climate summaries for New Brunswick as compiled by Environment and Climate Change Canada.
June 2018 review and outlook for July / Summer
Here’s a look back at June 2018 and a look at the summer months ahead. Prepared by Jill Maepea of the Meteorological Service of Canada, Environment and Climate Change Canada. This is a PDF file.
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CANWARN New Brunswick
CANWARN involves an active group of people that spot and report on severe weather. It was originally formed as a network of weather-trained ham radio operators across Ontario, and has since spread to Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Quebec, and into Atlantic Canada. The network now includes a growing team of other formally trained severe-weather spotters, from members of the Canadian Red Cross to government and provincial park staff.
CANWARN New Brunswick activated for blizzard
At the request of the Environment Canada's Atlantic Storm Prediction Centre (ASPC), CANWARN New Brunswick was activated on Sunday, February 15, 2015.
Blizzard warnings, Storm Surge warnings and Winter Storm watches had been issued for all parts of the Province, and snow began in western regions late on Saturday night and intensified with strong winds through the day, creating white-out conditions and heavy blowing, drifting snow which continued into the night and during Monday in eastern regions.