Ryan Snoddon

@ryansnoddon.bsky.social

Meteorologist for CBC in the Maritimes

Cape Breton totals so far: 150-250+ mm in 48 hrs. Showers/periods of rain continue to track in. Another trace to 5 mm today for most; however, potential for another 10 to 20 mm across Victoria county and through Sydney and Cape Breton county. The rain finally tapers off tonight and into Monday.

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Our storm really pounded Cape Breton overnight. Via Cape Breton Mesonet, totals are already in the 100-200+ mm range for much of the Island. ECCC has upgraded the Rainfall warning to an Orange Alert Level for CB. Photos taken in Richmond Co. at St. George’s Channel and in St. Peter's. #nsstorm

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3rd straight day cracking 30°+ in Halifax!!! Hitting 30°C back to back to back is a rare feat here near the Atlantic coast. This is just the 6th time at the Shearwater site since 1944. Aug 30th to Sept 3rd (5 days) in 2010 was the warmest stretch & only run to go longer than 3 days. #nswx #halisky

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=HEAT WARNINGS CONTINUE= The heat and humidity will hold on for Friday and Saturday. Skies will remain active with scattered showers and thunderstorm chances continuing. A front will move across the region throughout Saturday and Saturday night with a much FRESHER airmass in place for Sunday!

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Did you see this birdie flying in the sky??? This very cool cloud was spotted over Nova Scotia on Wednesday. I don't think I've ever had so many pictures sent to me, of the same cloud! 🕊☁ Thank you to David Macdonald, Gwen MacLean, Shelley Hippern and Allan Green!

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It was a turbulent Tuesday across Nova Scotia! ❄ ⛈🌈 These pictures were all taken yesterday... and yes that's early June SNOW near Bay St. Lawrence in Cape Breton!!! Also spotted - beautiful mammatus clouds, shelf clouds and a double rainbow! Thanks to all for sharing to ryanspics@cbc.ca

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April Numbers via ECCC Near/Above average for the first half of April - below average to finish = near average temps overall. Finally an above average precip month in NB and another near average for NW NS, where drought still lingers from 2025. AND this doesn't include latest Friday or Sunday rain.

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Beneficial rain tonight & Friday, but we're clearing in time for a nice Saturday in the Maritimes. Our next system arrives Sunday with more rain, gusty winds and the possibility of early May snow mixing in. Thankfully, temperatures will recover quickly and climb into mid-next week. #nswx #halisky

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