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Almanac Weather Outlook for January 28th

  • Newfoundland, Labrador

    Strong winds and snow squalls western Newfoundland, while Labrador’s coast braces for blizzard-like conditions. Inland areas remain bitterly cold.

  • Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island, New Brunswick, Quebec

    Heavy snow and gusty winds coastal Nova Scotia and eastern PEI. Blowing snow, cold temperatures for southern Quebec, including Montreal. Very snowy northern New Brunswick.

  • Ontario

    Heavy snow sweeps across southern Ontario.

  • Alberta, Manitoba, Saskatchewan

    Bitterly cold in northern Alberta and central Saskatchewan. Light snow, brisk wind southern Manitoba.

  • British Columbia

    Heavy rain and gusty winds for coastal areas. Heavy snow possible in the mountains.

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Antonia Tully

How do I find weather prediction for a specific day on Northern California?

Carol

You have Northern Canada, buy why not Alaska?

Patricia

Yes, why not Alaska? We are a big part of the United States

Nancy Judd

why no mention of Mid Atlantic forecasts

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