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There is some much needed rain is in the forecast today!! 🌧️☔️

May 25, 2026June 28, 2026thevalleyeyephotography

Various locations in the Annapolis valley could be lucky enough to see 15-25 mm of rain from this morning until this evening. It’s been a busy week for firefighters across the province contending with wildfires, this rain is very much welcomed. Some more rain is forecasted for the rest of the week but there is […]

⚠️🌧️ Significant rainfall and strong winds are expected to develop on Sunday

May 2, 2026June 23, 2026thevalleyeyephotography

📍 Locations: Mainland Nova Scotia. 🌧️ Potential rainfall: 25 to 40 mm, with possibly more in heaviest showers. 💨 Potential wind gusts: easterly 60 to 80 km/h becoming northerly Sunday night. Strong southwesterly winds are also expected along parts of the Eastern Shore Sunday night. ⏰ Time span: Sunday until early Monday morning. 📝 Remarks: […]

There is lots of rain in the forecast over the next few days!

April 30, 2026June 23, 2026thevalleyeyephotography

With dry conditions across the Annapolis Valley and various areas of the province, this is great news. Rain is expected to begin this evening and continue into Friday. Anywheres between 10-15mm could fall. Things should briefly clear up on Saturday but more rain is forecasted for Sunday where we could see over 20mm. Forecasts could […]

Rainy morning

April 17, 2026April 21, 2026thevalleyeyephotography

Things are expected to clear up later today with temperatures reaching 15 degrees by this afternoon! It’s always the small details that I find intriguing, water droplets from the rain and traffic lights blurred in the background early this morning. Many people were awoken to roars of thunder overnight as a good amount of rainfall […]

Snow overnight

April 7, 2026April 13, 2026thevalleyeyephotography

More messy weather is expected for the Annapolis Valley overnight tonight! Motorists could wake up to 5-10cms and slippery conditions. Adrian J.

There is challenging conditions as many wake up this morning!

January 19, 2026January 21, 2026thevalleyeyephotography

Crews are working to plow heavy wet snow that’s creating many power outages across the province. Branches are too heavy to withstand the accumulation which is causing them to break off and resulting in over 100,000 customers to be without electricity this morning. Trees are also causing hazardous on roadways with overhanging along with slippery […]

Heavy snowfall creating thousands of outages

January 19, 2026January 21, 2026thevalleyeyephotography

Heavy wet snow across Nova Scotia this morning is resulting in thousands of customers to be without power. Over 58,000 people are in the dark as heavy wet snow is causing trees to break off and knock electricity out. https://outagemap.nspower.ca/external/default.html Roads are also extremely slippery across the province. Photo Courtesy Chris Copeland.

⚠️❄️ Snowfall with total amounts of 15 to 25 cm is expected ❄️⚠️

January 17, 2026January 21, 2026thevalleyeyephotography

📍 Location: most of Nova Scotia ⏰ Time span: Sunday evening through Monday morning. ✍️ Remarks: Snow, heavy at times, will begin over Nova Scotia on Sunday evening. Some communities may see precipitation start as rain, but a quick changeover to snow is expected by mid evening. Temperatures will hover near zero in many areas […]

Heavy winds and whiteouts

January 16, 2026January 21, 2026thevalleyeyephotography

Heavy winds and scattered flurries are causing white out and blizzard like conditions across the western region of Nova Scotia. Locations in Annapolis and Kings Counties are experiencing whiteouts at this hour. Drive with care! Ns Hwy Cams ⤵️ https://novascotia.ca/tran/cameras/all.asp Adrian J.

Snow impacting conditions before midnight

January 11, 2026January 12, 2026thevalleyeyephotography

Heavy wet snow is falling across much of the valley just before midnight, creating snow covered roads! Salt trucks are out, main drags appear partially covered, while many back roads are completely covered. Drive safe if your out late this evening, next report first thing in the AM. Adrian J.