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2010 Long Range Weather Forecast from the Farmers' Almanac.

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Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island, New Brunswick, Quebec, Canada Weather

February 2010
8th-11th. Stormy through Maritimes, then fair, colder. 12th-15th. Major winter storm lashes region heavy snow progresses east through Quebec to the Maritimes, with accumulations 35cm to 70cm, lots of drifting and blowing. 16th-19th. Calm between storms. 20th-23rd. Another significant winter storm drops heavy snow Quebec and New Brunswick, with accumulations 15cm to 30cm. Mixed snow and rain Nova Scotia and P.E.I. 24th-28th. Partly cloudy Quebec and New Brunswick. Chance of light snow Nova Scotia and P.E.I.

March 2010
1st-3rd. Some snow, then fair and cold. 4th-7th. Light snow and flurries. 8th-11th. Stormy for Quebec through Maritimes, then fair. 12th-15th. Turning unsettled. Freezing rain and rain leave icy glaze. 16th-19th. Fair skies. 20th-23rd. Stormy weather spreads in from the west, with heavy rain, fog and strong winds, then clearing. 24th-27th. Fair initially, then unsettled, with snow Quebec. 28th-31st. Clearing eastern provinces.

April 2010
1st-3rd. Mostly fair, cold in Quebec east. 4th-7th. Stormy for Quebec and Maritimes, then turning fair.


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