Hurricane Ernesto is expected to bypass Halifax and make its way towards Newfoundland, according to the latest projections from the National Hurricane Center.
The storm, which has been classified as a Category 1 hurricane, is currently located in the Atlantic Ocean and is moving at a speed of 75 kilometers per hour. It is expected to continue on its current path, passing by the east coast of Nova Scotia and heading towards Newfoundland.
While Halifax may experience some strong winds and heavy rain, the city is not expected to be directly impacted by the hurricane. However, residents are still advised to take necessary precautions and stay informed about the storm’s progress.
Newfoundland, on the other hand, is likely to feel the effects of Hurricane Ernesto. The storm is expected to bring strong winds and heavy rain to the island, with some areas potentially experiencing storm surges and flooding.
The Canadian Hurricane Centre has issued a tropical cyclone statement for Newfoundland, warning residents to prepare for the storm and follow any evacuation orders that may be issued.
In addition, the Canadian Red Cross has activated its disaster response teams in Newfoundland and is ready to provide assistance to those affected by the hurricane.
While the exact path and intensity of Hurricane Ernesto may change in the coming days, it is important for residents in both Halifax and Newfoundland to stay informed and prepared for any potential impacts.
The National Hurricane Center will continue to monitor the storm and provide updates as necessary. It is recommended to follow local news and weather reports for the latest information and to follow any instructions from local authorities.
As always, safety should be the top priority during severe weather events. Stay safe and stay informed.
