Heavy snow blankets the Maritimes and parts of the Gulf with widespread totals ranging from the low 40s to 50 cm, accompanied by gusty winds up to 60 km/h. Blizzard-level conditions are likely in exposed areas, producing whiteout to near‑whiteout visuals and dangerous travel. There is no freezing rain in this batch, but roads will be extremely slick and schools may be delayed or canceled in the hardest-hit zones. Parents should plan for a longer morning routine, keep kids home if local alerts indicate closures, and monitor school announcements and transport updates.
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