Jeff Scott, a general foreman with Moncton's public works department, said the cleanup from the storm — which packed snow, rain, ice pellets and strong winds — has been challenging. In 2018, a layer of the ice stuck to roads after a winter storm that brought wet snow and rain, followed quickly by a drop in temperatures. "This system will bring wind, rain and snow to the region once again," said Tina Simpkin, a CBC meteorologist. "Round two, if you will, doesn't have the strength or dynamics as our Sunday [and] Monday storm, but it will create some slippery conditions once again." Snow followed by rain will likely move into New Brunswick by Thursday morning, probably changing to rain by Thursday morning.

Source: CBC News January 22, 2019 10:29 UTC