by Kevin Northup
More snow is falling in parts of Nova Scotia.
Annapolis, Kings, Hants, Colchester and Cumberland counties are under a snow squall watch.
Environment Canada says anywhere from two to 10 centimetres are expected.
If squalls develop, some areas could get 30 centimetres.
It’s expected to last until late tomorrow.
Environment Canada: Yellow watch – snow squall – in effect https://t.co/ZhhMAmWJmm #NSAlert
— Nova Scotia Emergency Management (@NSEmergency) December 30, 2025
