New Brunswickers will want to bundle up this weekend.
Environment Canada has placed the entire province under a yellow warning for cold.
According to the alert, a prolonged period of “very cold wind chills is expected.”
The coldest wind chills are forecast to be between -30 C and -37 C, with the most extreme expected in northwestern New Brunswick.
The cold snap is expected to begin Saturday morning and end sometime Sunday morning.
The chill is being caused by a northwesterly flow of arctic air.
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View all postsBryan Tait is an award-winning journalist based in New Brunswick. He’s a 2008 graduate of St. Thomas University’s journalism program, and a 2021 graduate of the University of New Brunswick’s law program. Contact Bryan at taitb@radioabl.ca.




