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Fiona will be a monstrous storm with a massive wind field and huge waves for eastern Nova Scotia:

My Personal Weatherman™

Sep 21, 20221 min read

It may have undergone extratropical transition before landfall, but check out the 920 mb pressure shown by the Euro which would shatter the all-time low pressure record in Canada of 940 mb! This will be a disaster for eastern Nova Scotia will wind gusts over 100 mph along the coast, storm surge flooding, HUGE offshore waves, and 4 to 10 inches of rain.

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