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System 1 is moving out and clearing skies tonight,Saturday looks nice with highs in the mid teens and sunshine. We are ...
05/01/2026

System 1 is moving out and clearing skies tonight,

Saturday looks nice with highs in the mid teens and sunshine. We are expecting late day clouds and some showers Saturday night.

Rain and gusty winds for Sunday folks

Rain ends early Monday and a mix of sun and clouds highs in the mid teens Monday

Tuesday looks lovely with sunshine with temperatures close to 20°c away from the coast.

05/01/2026

Issued at 2026-05-01 3:31PM ADT by Environment Canada:
Yellow level warning - rainfall - continued for:
Acadian Peninsula, N.B. (017700)
Yellow level warning - rainfall - ended for:
Bathurst and Chaleur Region, N.B. (017500)
Miramichi and area, N.B. (017600)

Impact Level: Moderate
Forecast Confidence: High

Rain, at times heavy, continues.

Locations: Acadian Peninsula.

Total rainfall: 50 to 60 mm, possibly higher.

Time span: ending later this evening.

Water will likely pool on roads and in low-lying areas. Visibility will likely be suddenly reduced at times.

Rainfall warnings are issued when significant impacts are expected due to rainfall amounts.

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Western regions the sun is trying to come out.Saint John is enjoying her fog while Moncton and Freddy both are dealing w...
05/01/2026

Western regions the sun is trying to come out.
Saint John is enjoying her fog while Moncton and Freddy both are dealing with showers

The rain line is pushing east folks.
05/01/2026

The rain line is pushing east folks.

05/01/2026

Science! A huge mass of underwater heat is moving across the Pacific right now. Take a close look... It’s a cross section of the Tropical Pacific. Those red colors are real temperature anomalies - departures from normal - up to ~15° F above normal! That subsurface heat is marching east across the basin from west to east, and at the same time rising towards the surface. When this heat surfaces, El Niño development gets a major boost!
This is how the deep western tropical Pacific stores heat, then releases it into the atmosphere every few years, supercharging global weather. This El Niño could be the strongest in 150 years. As a result, late 2026 into 2027 will be the warmest Earth has ever been since record keeping, and very likely in the last 120,000 years. That’s because this El Niño boost is on top of around 2-3°F of excess climate heating over the past century. It’s steroids for the climate system! But it’s not all bad… actually it means a suppressed Atlantic hurricane season.
H/T to Alex Boreham () for the underlying data vis!

05/01/2026

Issued at 2026-05-01 10:20AM ADT by Environment Canada:
Special weather statement - ended for:
Grand Lake and Queens County, N.B. (015300)
Sussex - Kennebecasis Valley and Kings County, N.B. (015400)

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05/01/2026

Issued at 2026-05-01 10:19AM ADT by Environment Canada:
Yellow level warning - rainfall - continued for:
Bathurst and Chaleur Region, N.B. (017500)
Miramichi and area, N.B. (017600)
Acadian Peninsula, N.B. (017700)

Impact Level: Moderate
Forecast Confidence: High

Rain, at times heavy, continues.

Locations: Bathurst and Chaleur region, Acadian Peninsula and Miramichi and area.

Total rainfall: 50 to 60 mm, possibly higher.

Time span: continuing into this evening.

Water will likely pool on roads and in low-lying areas. Visibility will likely be suddenly reduced at times.

Rainfall warnings are issued when significant impacts are expected due to rainfall amounts.

Please continue to monitor alerts and forecasts issued by Environment Canada. To report severe weather, send an email to [email protected] or post reports on X using .

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05/01/2026

Issued at 2026-05-01 10:19AM ADT by Environment Canada:
Yellow level warning - rainfall - ended for:
Saint John and County, N.B. (015500)
Fundy National Park, N.B. (016600)

Significant rainfall is no longer expected.

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05/01/2026

Issued at 2026-05-01 8:58AM ADT by Environment Canada:
Special weather statement - continued for:
Grand Lake and Queens County, N.B. (015300)
Sussex - Kennebecasis Valley and Kings County, N.B. (015400)
Special weather statement - ended for:
Fredericton and Southern York County, N.B. (015100)
Oromocto and Sunbury County, N.B. (015200)
St. Stephen and Northern Charlotte County, N.B. (015600)

Significant rainfall is occurring.

Locations: Sussex-Kennebecasis Valley and Kings County, Grand Lake and Queens County.

Potential rainfall: 20 to 40 mm, possibly more in heaviest showers.

Time span: ending later this morning.

Remarks: There is some uncertainty as to where the highest rainfall amounts will occur, but the potential exists for significant totals over some locations.

Localized flooding may occur in low-lying areas or locations with poor drainage. Creeks and smaller rivers may rise quickly and overflow their banks.

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THe heaviest rains are from the Nova Scotia border up to Moncton and up the 126 to the Miramichi and Bathurst
05/01/2026

THe heaviest rains are from the Nova Scotia border up to Moncton and up the 126 to the Miramichi and Bathurst

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