NBEMO – OMUNBThe travel not recommended issued on HWY 1 from km 129 (Rothesay ave Interchange) to 239 (Riverglade) has been lifted. HWY 2 : from km 257 (longs Creek/ Fredericton) to km 452 (Riverglade/Moncton) has been placed under a no travel recommended.
NB HIGHWAY ROUTE 1 INFORMATION: http://www.gatewayoperations.ca/Gateway OperationsThe Route 1 Gateway Project serves as a major trade corridor between Atlantic Canada and the Eastern United States. It is the most direct link to a new border facility in St. Stephen – Calais which is Atlantic Canada’s busiest international land border crossing.
From the RCMP: https://twitter.com/RCMPNB/status/944682711754661888?s=17RCMP New Brunswick on Twitter“Road advisory from Gateway due to weather conditions. Route 1 from Sussex to Riverglade (mm129 to mm239). Travel not advised.”
⚠️ Warning ⚠️ Freezing conditions with rain is causing conditions on Highway 1 near Sussex (both east and west) to be extremely poor at this time. Please consider not travelling if possible. If required please use extreme caution.
Safe holiday travel reminders: http://www2.gnb.ca/content/gnb/en/departments/jps/news/news_release.2017.12.1637.html
NBEMO – OMUNBEnvironment Canada is forecasting significant snowfall that will change to freezing rain, ice pellets or rain for southern and western New Brunswick beginning tonight and into the weekend:
The weather outside is frightful, but this fire is not delightful. Watch what could happen if you don’t keep your tree well-watered this holiday season. Get fire safety tips & more on NIST fire research at https://www.nist.gov/topics/fire.
Sussex Fire Department updated their cover photo.
It’s the season when lots of people meet and celebrate the holidays in our homes. What better gift to give your friends and family. Be 72 hours ready, talk to your family/guests and make sure everyone knows your home emergency plan!Don’t forget to: – Make sure you have working smoke and carbon monoxide alarms. -…
‘Tis the season. As you begin to decorate for the holidays, please stay safe and water your trees daily! This video shows just how quickly a dried out Christmas tree fire burns, with flashover occurring in less than one minute, as compared to a well-watered tree, which burns at a much slower rate. More: www.nfpa.org/christmas…
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