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May 21, 2026
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Hurricane expert predicts moderate season in Nova Scotia but warns there's still a chance of a major event
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A boy surveys the damage on Rosebank St. in Halifax after Hurricane Earl in 2010. - FILE Article content A hurricane expert predicts Nova Scotia will see a reasonably normal season this year but still warns “it only takes one” to devastate the province. Article content Bob Robichaud, the warning preparedness meteorologist with Environment and Climate Change Canada’s Canadian Hurricane Centre, made a detailed presentation Thursday, and his forecast was that there is a 55 per cent chance this season will be below average. His research also predicted a 35 per cent chance of a normal season, putti…
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