A weather bomb is heading toward Nova Scotia and will bring a messy mix of rain, ice pellets and a whole lot of snow and strong winds on Thursday. The entire province is under weather warnings and Nova Scotia Power is urging customers to prepare for large-scale outages. Winds will be "weaker" than the rest of the province, with gusts between 70 and 100 km/h expected. Winds will be "weaker" than the rest of the province, with gusts between 70 and 100 km/h expected. Halifax Regional Municipality will have its full fleet of snow equipment ready for the winter storm expected Thursday.

Source: CBC News January 03, 2018 15:24 UTC