Our region is under a blizzard warning and areas like Sussex and Kings County are under a blowing snow warning.
Environment Canada meterologist Claude Cote tells CHSJ News we could receive up to 35 centimetres of snow by the time it's all over.
He tells us we could see a few flurries before midnight with conditions getting worse overnight with more snow and wind speeds picking up.
He says the brunt of the storm will be felt tomorrow with heavy snow at times and wind gusts to 80 kilometres causing near zero visibility.
The snow will stop on Saturday night when it tapers off to flurries.
