Weather watchers have issued a snowfall warning for the northern Avalon as the province's capital continues to clean up after last month's blizzard. At Monday's council meeting, St. John's Mayor Danny Breen said snow clearing after the Jan. 17 blizzard hasn't left any major damage to roads or infrastructure. "There is a lot of damage that comes out of different types [of] snow-removal operations," Breen said, adding city crews are already repairing potholes and minor damage to curbs. Developer Vic Lawlor says it’s a fire hydrant that was damaged by the weather and popped last night. Breen said the city isn't yet sure if this year's accumulation will cause the city to exceed its $2-million snow-clearing budget.

Source: CBC News February 11, 2020 15:22 UTC