Halifax is getting hit with another disruptive storm.
The wind and rain warnings have ended in the city but a flash freeze warning remains in place.
Power Outages
Nova Scotia Power is reporting nearly 7,000 customers are without power.
Storm lead Sean Borden says teams are in position across the province, so they are ready to respond as quickly and safely as possible.
It’s nothing new for crews, as this is our seventh storm in seven weeks.
As high winds and rain continue across the province, please keep our information close and follow along for updates. There’s a risk of flash freezing as temperatures drop throughout the day. #NSstorm
You can find the latest outage info at https://t.co/cKMppFqg0n. Stay safe! pic.twitter.com/MGmY6NyJLZ
— Nova Scotia Power (@nspowerinc) February 18, 2022
Borden says customers should always have an emergency kit on hand with flashlights, a battery powered radio and fresh water in case of an extended outage.
With files from Steve MacArthur and Kevin Northup
