The remnants of hurricane Nicole are bringing heavy rainfall to much of southern Quebec and Atlantic Canada.
Environment Canada said Friday that Nicole would merge overnight with a cold front and track into the Maritimes.The agency says rain and wind will occur over the Maritimes, including Nova Scotia, which is expected to see wind gusts up to 60 kilometres per hour.
The weather agency says the autumn-type storm would hit Quebec starting Friday night, bringing up to 100 mm of rain into the southern part of the province. Environment Canada meteorologist Jean-Philippe Bégin says southern Quebec might also see its first snowfall of the season, overnight from Sunday to Monday.
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