Vineyards located in Nova Scotia's Annapolis Valley are looking at losses of at least 50 per cent to this year's grape crop following a late frost overnight Sunday. Pete Luckett of Luckett Vineyards in Gaspereau Valley says the late frost overnight Sunday and into early Monday damaged the bulk of his grape plants. A late frost damaged grapes at Luckett Vineyards. (Steve Lawrence/CBC)"For Nova Scotia grape growers, this is probably the first time we've experienced a severe frost at this time of the grape-growing stage. Plants in Luckett Vineyards show damage from a late frost that saw temperatures plummet to -3 C and below.

Source: CBC News June 05, 2018 20:57 UTC