New Brunswick weather: Windy and warm today
The work week will end with very mild temperatures, gusty southwest winds and some rain as a trough of wet weather makes its way across New Brunswick says CBC meteorologist Peter Coade.
"This wind will be affecting all three provinces but only northern New Brunswick will see the rain today associated with it before evening arrives," Coade says.
As the wet weather moves south, he says the mild temperatures will also move out.
"Temperatures will be falling in the wake of this disturbance so there is a very good chance that many communities will see the rain change to or at least become mixed with wet snow just before it all comes to an end, which will be followed by clearing," he says.
Coade says all Maritime communities will see clear skies by late Saturday, with a sunny and cold Sunday expected.
"It also appears that the last week of November should be generally fair — at least no storms with the next precipitation not expected until Wednesday and by that time temperatures will have moderated enough to see showers rather than snow," he says.
New Brunswick forecast
Northern New Brunswick
Friday: It will be cloudy and windy with about five millimetres of scattered showers or rain, winds from the southwest gusting to 70 km/h and a high of 12 C
Friday night: It will be cloudy with rain changing to snow in the late evening, ending after midnight followed by partial clearing in the west.
Rainfall amounts are expected to be about 10 mm, snowfall of about three centimetres and low of –8 C in northwest and –2 C in northeast
Saturday: It will be mostly sunny in the northwest, snow ending in the northeast and then clearing with a high of 0 C.
Fredericton area
Friday: The region can expect a mix of sun and cloud with winds from the southwest gusting to 60 km/h and a high near 12 C
Friday night: The evening will be cloudy and windy with about five millimetres of rain expected, changing to snow overnight with a low of 0 C.
Saturday: About three centimetres of snow ending in the morning, then clearing around noon with a high near 2 C.
Southern New Brunswick
Friday: Southern communities can expect a mix of sun and cloud with winds from the southwest gusting to 60 km/h, gusting to 80 km/h on the Tantramar Marsh and a high of 12 C.
Friday night: It will be clouding over with rain developing late this evening mixed with or changing to snow. The region can expect about three centimetres of snow and 10 mm of rain with gusty winds and a high near 0 C.
Saturday: The region will be cloudy with snow or rain ending in the morning and clearing to a mix of sun and cloud for the afternoon with a high of 2 C.
