Winter lovers rejoice.
There’s more snow headed for the South Shore.
Environment Canada is warning about a low pressure system tracking along the southern coast.
Meteorologist Tracey Talbot says it will bring a mix of precipitation.
“Rain showers or wet flurries to begin tomorrow,” she says, “but the wind will start to pick up and the precipitation will begin to change over to heavy, sticky, wet snow by late morning or early afternoon.”
Talbot says it looks like 10-15 cm will fall, but that could change if the storm gets closer to land.
