Churchill Boulevard in Saint John on Saturday, January 29, 2022. Image by Tamara Steele.
Drifting snow in strong wind gusts, icy patches and poor visibility leading to many road closures in New Brunswick.
Route 3 near St. Stephen is closed due to poor weather conditions and it is expected that Route 7 and 10 will likely close near sunset.
Highway 2 was closed from the Moncton area to the Nova Scotia border along with Highway’s 15 and 16.
Travel is not recommended anywhere in the province.
The Confederation Bridge is closed to all traffic until the weather situation changes.
Drivers should avoid travel on Route 1 between the U.S. border and exit 239 at River Glade.
#NBHwy3 Brockway to St. Stephen: Emergency & Services Vehicles Only – Closed to the Public, Covered – snow 15:45
— NewBrunswick511 (@brunswick511) January 29, 2022
🛑 Bridge Closure 🛑 Pont fermé 🛑 pic.twitter.com/2D1WsONWQp
— Confederation Bridge (@confedbridge) January 29, 2022
Millidge Avenue. Very few vehicles are out. Mostly trucks. pic.twitter.com/fzppeMCK4i
— Tamara Steele (@tamarasteele1) January 29, 2022
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