HURRICANE BILL is headed for a direct hit on Nova Scotia Canada. At the current time, HURRICANE BILL is hovering 95 Miles or 150 KM off Halifax Harbour. With Hurricane force winds extending 85 Miles or 140 KM from the eye of HURRICANE BILL 2009, it is not hard to see how Halifax and area's north of the provincial capital will be effected.
As mentioned, Hurricane Force winds of 85 MPH or 140 KPH are extending 85 Miles from the eye of HURRICANE BILL as it storms off the coast of Nova Scotia. HURRICANE BILL is currently heading North East at 33MPH or 54 KPH. HURRICANE BILL is currenty a Category 1 HURRICANE.
The Environment Canada Hurricane centre is predicting waves up to 8 meters will hit the eastern Nova Scotia seaboard today decreasing to 3 Meters after midnight.
The projected path of Hurricane Bill also brings it towards Newfoundland. Environment Canada Hurricane centre is predicting HURRICANE BILL wil further diminish by the time it hits Newfoundland.
The confederation bridge, the longest bridge in North America, which connects New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island will most likely be closed due to severe wind conditions.
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