Atlantic Canada faces an extended restoration from Fiona’s historic blow after the storm roared ashore in Nova Scotia early Saturday morning.
The storm made landfall on Nova Scotia’s Canso Peninsula earlier than dawn Saturday with a verified minimal strain of 932.6 mb, making Fiona the deepest low-pressure system ever recorded on Canadian soil.
Fierce winds, heavy rainfall, coastal flooding and storm surge all resulted in important injury throughout Atlantic Canada. Many roads stay blocked by fallen timber and Nova Scotia Energy says energy outages may final for a number of days.
Greater than half one million properties and companies throughout Atlantic Canada misplaced energy on the peak of the storm. Energy is slowly returning to areas throughout Atlantic Canada, together with P.E.I., the place, at one level on Saturday afternoon, 95 per cent of the island was with out energy.
On Saturday afternoon, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said that Ottawa has accredited a request for help from Nova Scotia and the Canadian Armed Forces can be deployed to help with aid efforts.
Whereas the worst of the storm is fortunately behind us, one other system shifting in Monday may drop further rainfall and gusty winds in areas hit exhausting by Fiona, more likely to delay the beginning of cleanup for some.
See beneath for a take a look at the impacts in Atlantic Canada after Fiona’s landfall:
Some injury at Victoria Park in downtown Charlottetown #Fiona #HurricaneFiona #FionaPEI pic.twitter.com/NpH9YfmKh0
Some injury at Victoria Park in downtown Charlottetown Brittany Williams on Twitter: “Some damage at Victoria Park in downtown Charlottetown #Fiona #HurricaneFiona #FionaPEI pic.twitter.com/NpH9YfmKh0 / Twitter” Brittany Williams on Twitter: “Some damage at Victoria Park in downtown Charlottetown #Fiona #HurricaneFiona #FionaPEI pic.twitter.com/NpH9YfmKh0 / Twitter” Brittany Williams on Twitter: “Some damage at Victoria Park in downtown Charlottetown #Fiona #HurricaneFiona #FionaPEI pic.twitter.com/NpH9YfmKh0 / Twitter” Brittany Williams on Twitter: “Some damage at Victoria Park in downtown Charlottetown #Fiona #HurricaneFiona #FionaPEI pic.twitter.com/NpH9YfmKh0 / Twitter”
— Brittany Williams (@JournalistBritt) Brittany Williams on Twitter: “Some damage at Victoria Park in downtown Charlottetown #Fiona #HurricaneFiona #FionaPEI pic.twitter.com/NpH9YfmKh0 / Twitter”
Stanley Bridge took an enormous hit from storm surge on the north shore of the island. These boats and these construction do not belong right here, the facility of the water. @StormhunterTWN @weathernetwork @NateTWN #HurricaneFiona pic.twitter.com/o9sLD5J63u
Stanley Bridge took an enormous hit from storm surge on the north shore of the island. These boats and these construction don’t belong right here, the facility of the water. Jaclyn Whittal on Twitter: “Stanley Bridge took a big hit from storm surge on the north shore of the island. These boats and these structure don’t belong here, the power of the water. @StormhunterTWN @weathernetwork @NateTWN #HurricaneFiona pic.twitter.com/o9sLD5J63u / Twitter” Jaclyn Whittal on Twitter: “Stanley Bridge took a big hit from storm surge on the north shore of the island. These boats and these structure don’t belong here, the power of the water. @StormhunterTWN @weathernetwork @NateTWN #HurricaneFiona pic.twitter.com/o9sLD5J63u / Twitter” Jaclyn Whittal on Twitter: “Stanley Bridge took a big hit from storm surge on the north shore of the island. These boats and these structure don’t belong here, the power of the water. @StormhunterTWN @weathernetwork @NateTWN #HurricaneFiona pic.twitter.com/o9sLD5J63u / Twitter” Jaclyn Whittal on Twitter: “Stanley Bridge took a big hit from storm surge on the north shore of the island. These boats and these structure don’t belong here, the power of the water. @StormhunterTWN @weathernetwork @NateTWN #HurricaneFiona pic.twitter.com/o9sLD5J63u / Twitter” Jaclyn Whittal on Twitter: “Stanley Bridge took a big hit from storm surge on the north shore of the island. These boats and these structure don’t belong here, the power of the water. @StormhunterTWN @weathernetwork @NateTWN #HurricaneFiona pic.twitter.com/o9sLD5J63u / Twitter”
— Jaclyn Whittal (@jwhittalTWN) Jaclyn Whittal on Twitter: “Stanley Bridge took a big hit from storm surge on the north shore of the island. These boats and these structure don’t belong here, the power of the water. @StormhunterTWN @weathernetwork @NateTWN #HurricaneFiona pic.twitter.com/o9sLD5J63u / Twitter”
Port aux Basques, Newfoundland – 09/25/2022📸 Lloyd Rossiter #Hurricane #Hurrican #Hurrikan #Fiona pic.twitter.com/FUq9XQKymV
Port aux Basques, Newfoundland – 09/25/2022
📸 Lloyd Rossiter Michael Barthel on Twitter: “Port aux Basques, Newfoundland – 09/25/2022📸 Lloyd Rossiter #Hurricane #Hurrican #Hurrikan #Fiona pic.twitter.com/FUq9XQKymV / Twitter” Michael Barthel on Twitter: “Port aux Basques, Newfoundland – 09/25/2022📸 Lloyd Rossiter #Hurricane #Hurrican #Hurrikan #Fiona pic.twitter.com/FUq9XQKymV / Twitter” Michael Barthel on Twitter: “Port aux Basques, Newfoundland – 09/25/2022📸 Lloyd Rossiter #Hurricane #Hurrican #Hurrikan #Fiona pic.twitter.com/FUq9XQKymV / Twitter” Michael Barthel on Twitter: “Port aux Basques, Newfoundland – 09/25/2022📸 Lloyd Rossiter #Hurricane #Hurrican #Hurrikan #Fiona pic.twitter.com/FUq9XQKymV / Twitter” Michael Barthel on Twitter: “Port aux Basques, Newfoundland – 09/25/2022📸 Lloyd Rossiter #Hurricane #Hurrican #Hurrikan #Fiona pic.twitter.com/FUq9XQKymV / Twitter”
— Michael Barthel (@RealMiBaWi) Michael Barthel on Twitter: “Port aux Basques, Newfoundland – 09/25/2022📸 Lloyd Rossiter #Hurricane #Hurrican #Hurrikan #Fiona pic.twitter.com/FUq9XQKymV / Twitter”
Flooded trailer park in New Brunswick. (Kelly McKean/Submitted)
Within the midst of #Fionahurricane in Louisbourg I managed to get my @NikonCanada D850 digital camera out. Tremendous good in low mild and managed to outlive the spray (with a canopy) no drawback. pic.twitter.com/nyeSK70iQG
Within the midst of Mark Robinson on Twitter: “In the midst of #Fionahurricane in Louisbourg I managed to get my @NikonCanada D850 camera out. Super good in low light and managed to survive the spray (with a cover) no problem. pic.twitter.com/nyeSK70iQG / Twitter” in Louisbourg I managed to get my Mark Robinson on Twitter: “In the midst of #Fionahurricane in Louisbourg I managed to get my @NikonCanada D850 camera out. Super good in low light and managed to survive the spray (with a cover) no problem. pic.twitter.com/nyeSK70iQG / Twitter” D850 digital camera out. Tremendous good in low mild and managed to outlive the spray (with a canopy) no drawback. Mark Robinson on Twitter: “In the midst of #Fionahurricane in Louisbourg I managed to get my @NikonCanada D850 camera out. Super good in low light and managed to survive the spray (with a cover) no problem. pic.twitter.com/nyeSK70iQG / Twitter”
— Mark Robinson (@StormhunterTWN) Mark Robinson on Twitter: “In the midst of #Fionahurricane in Louisbourg I managed to get my @NikonCanada D850 camera out. Super good in low light and managed to survive the spray (with a cover) no problem. pic.twitter.com/nyeSK70iQG / Twitter”
Fiona could have destroyed quite a lot of stuff, however man that evening sky when there aren’t any lights is a factor of magnificence. *photos are solely of destruction. Exit when it is darkish and search for. pic.twitter.com/4K42Rbjvww
wtfschuster on Twitter: “#Fiona may have destroyed a lot of stuff, but man that night sky when there are no lights is a thing of beauty. *pictures are only of destruction. Go out when it’s dark and look up. pic.twitter.com/4K42Rbjvww / Twitter” could have destroyed quite a lot of stuff, however man that evening sky when there aren’t any lights is a factor of magnificence. *photos are solely of destruction. Exit when it’s darkish and search for. wtfschuster on Twitter: “#Fiona may have destroyed a lot of stuff, but man that night sky when there are no lights is a thing of beauty. *pictures are only of destruction. Go out when it’s dark and look up. pic.twitter.com/4K42Rbjvww / Twitter”
— wtfschuster (@wtfschuster) wtfschuster on Twitter: “#Fiona may have destroyed a lot of stuff, but man that night sky when there are no lights is a thing of beauty. *pictures are only of destruction. Go out when it’s dark and look up. pic.twitter.com/4K42Rbjvww / Twitter”
I’ve acquired a sense “chainsaw” would be the background music on my road and home for the following few weeks, sorry #cbcpei #fiona #HurricaneFiona #Summerside #peistorm pic.twitter.com/AI7EVc1ve6
I’ve acquired a sense “chainsaw” would be the background music on my road and home for the following few weeks, sorry Marg Ramsay on Twitter: “I’ve got a feeling “chainsaw” will be the background music on my street and house for the next few weeks, sorry #cbcpei #fiona #HurricaneFiona #Summerside #peistorm pic.twitter.com/AI7EVc1ve6 / Twitter” Marg Ramsay on Twitter: “I’ve got a feeling “chainsaw” will be the background music on my street and house for the next few weeks, sorry #cbcpei #fiona #HurricaneFiona #Summerside #peistorm pic.twitter.com/AI7EVc1ve6 / Twitter” Marg Ramsay on Twitter: “I’ve got a feeling “chainsaw” will be the background music on my street and house for the next few weeks, sorry #cbcpei #fiona #HurricaneFiona #Summerside #peistorm pic.twitter.com/AI7EVc1ve6 / Twitter” Marg Ramsay on Twitter: “I’ve got a feeling “chainsaw” will be the background music on my street and house for the next few weeks, sorry #cbcpei #fiona #HurricaneFiona #Summerside #peistorm pic.twitter.com/AI7EVc1ve6 / Twitter” Marg Ramsay on Twitter: “I’ve got a feeling “chainsaw” will be the background music on my street and house for the next few weeks, sorry #cbcpei #fiona #HurricaneFiona #Summerside #peistorm pic.twitter.com/AI7EVc1ve6 / Twitter” Marg Ramsay on Twitter: “I’ve got a feeling “chainsaw” will be the background music on my street and house for the next few weeks, sorry #cbcpei #fiona #HurricaneFiona #Summerside #peistorm pic.twitter.com/AI7EVc1ve6 / Twitter”
— Marg Ramsay (@margcramsay) Marg Ramsay on Twitter: “I’ve got a feeling “chainsaw” will be the background music on my street and house for the next few weeks, sorry #cbcpei #fiona #HurricaneFiona #Summerside #peistorm pic.twitter.com/AI7EVc1ve6 / Twitter”
Halifax, N.S., injury. (Nathan Coleman/The Climate Community)
Devastating damage from #HurricaneFiona in the Port Aux Basques area#nlwx pic.twitter.com/IBFdS4Rjik
Devastating damage from Andrea on Twitter: “Devastating damage from #HurricaneFiona in the Port Aux Basques area#nlwx pic.twitter.com/IBFdS4Rjik / Twitter” within the Port Aux Basques spaceAndrea on Twitter: “Devastating damage from #HurricaneFiona in the Port Aux Basques area#nlwx pic.twitter.com/IBFdS4Rjik / Twitter” Andrea on Twitter: “Devastating damage from #HurricaneFiona in the Port Aux Basques area#nlwx pic.twitter.com/IBFdS4Rjik / Twitter”
— Andrea (@Andrea_EE2) Andrea on Twitter: “Devastating damage from #HurricaneFiona in the Port Aux Basques area#nlwx pic.twitter.com/IBFdS4Rjik / Twitter”
WATCH: P.E.I. surveys injury on Sunday morning from Fiona
The entire forest close to the Fortress of Louisbourg has been flattened by #FIONA2022 @weathernetwork @jwhittalTWN @NateTWN pic.twitter.com/Azta3My0dQ
The entire forest close to the Fortress of Louisbourg has been flattened by Mark Robinson on Twitter: “The whole forest near the Fortress of Louisbourg has been flattened by #FIONA2022 @weathernetwork @jwhittalTWN @NateTWN pic.twitter.com/Azta3My0dQ / Twitter” Mark Robinson on Twitter: “The whole forest near the Fortress of Louisbourg has been flattened by #FIONA2022 @weathernetwork @jwhittalTWN @NateTWN pic.twitter.com/Azta3My0dQ / Twitter” Mark Robinson on Twitter: “The whole forest near the Fortress of Louisbourg has been flattened by #FIONA2022 @weathernetwork @jwhittalTWN @NateTWN pic.twitter.com/Azta3My0dQ / Twitter” Mark Robinson on Twitter: “The whole forest near the Fortress of Louisbourg has been flattened by #FIONA2022 @weathernetwork @jwhittalTWN @NateTWN pic.twitter.com/Azta3My0dQ / Twitter” Mark Robinson on Twitter: “The whole forest near the Fortress of Louisbourg has been flattened by #FIONA2022 @weathernetwork @jwhittalTWN @NateTWN pic.twitter.com/Azta3My0dQ / Twitter”
— Mark Robinson (@StormhunterTWN) Mark Robinson on Twitter: “The whole forest near the Fortress of Louisbourg has been flattened by #FIONA2022 @weathernetwork @jwhittalTWN @NateTWN pic.twitter.com/Azta3My0dQ / Twitter”
HurricaneFiona #PortauxBasques Pushed up a cabinet in opposition to my entrance door. It is making an attempt to get in! pic.twitter.com/XjUV153crs
Trey Capnerhurst on Twitter: “#HurricaneFiona #PortauxBasques Pushed up a cupboard against my front door. It’s trying to get in! pic.twitter.com/XjUV153crs / Twitter” Trey Capnerhurst on Twitter: “#HurricaneFiona #PortauxBasques Pushed up a cupboard against my front door. It’s trying to get in! pic.twitter.com/XjUV153crs / Twitter” Pushed up a cabinet in opposition to my entrance door. It is making an attempt to get in! Trey Capnerhurst on Twitter: “#HurricaneFiona #PortauxBasques Pushed up a cupboard against my front door. It’s trying to get in! pic.twitter.com/XjUV153crs / Twitter”
— Trey Capnerhurst (@Treasach) Trey Capnerhurst on Twitter: “#HurricaneFiona #PortauxBasques Pushed up a cupboard against my front door. It’s trying to get in! pic.twitter.com/XjUV153crs / Twitter”
A 2 storey house constructing has been swept away. There may be a considerable amount of gasoline or gasoline oil on the streets of #PortauxBasques #nlwx #HurricaneFiona pic.twitter.com/gRKaOh62iW
A 2 storey house constructing has been swept away. There may be a considerable amount of gasoline or gasoline oil on the streets of Rosalyn Roy on Twitter: “A 2 storey apartment building has been swept away. There is a large amount of gasoline or fuel oil on the streets of #PortauxBasques #nlwx #HurricaneFiona pic.twitter.com/gRKaOh62iW / Twitter” Rosalyn Roy on Twitter: “A 2 storey apartment building has been swept away. There is a large amount of gasoline or fuel oil on the streets of #PortauxBasques #nlwx #HurricaneFiona pic.twitter.com/gRKaOh62iW / Twitter” Rosalyn Roy on Twitter: “A 2 storey apartment building has been swept away. There is a large amount of gasoline or fuel oil on the streets of #PortauxBasques #nlwx #HurricaneFiona pic.twitter.com/gRKaOh62iW / Twitter” Rosalyn Roy on Twitter: “A 2 storey apartment building has been swept away. There is a large amount of gasoline or fuel oil on the streets of #PortauxBasques #nlwx #HurricaneFiona pic.twitter.com/gRKaOh62iW / Twitter”
— Rosalyn Roy (@Tygerlylly) Rosalyn Roy on Twitter: “A 2 storey apartment building has been swept away. There is a large amount of gasoline or fuel oil on the streets of #PortauxBasques #nlwx #HurricaneFiona pic.twitter.com/gRKaOh62iW / Twitter”
FionaPEI injury photos from Charlottetown this morning. Plenty of downed timber and energy strains. Shingles off roofs. Pictures despatched to me from my pal, Jessica. #Fiona #ATLstorm #Fionahurricane #PEstorm pic.twitter.com/L1euZTQ5M8
Nathan Howes TWN on Twitter: “#FionaPEI damage pictures from Charlottetown this morning. Lots of downed trees and power lines. Shingles off roofs. Photos sent to me from my friend, Jessica. #Fiona #ATLstorm #Fionahurricane #PEstorm pic.twitter.com/L1euZTQ5M8 / Twitter” injury photos from Charlottetown this morning. Plenty of downed timber and energy strains. Shingles off roofs. Pictures despatched to me from my pal, Jessica. Nathan Howes TWN on Twitter: “#FionaPEI damage pictures from Charlottetown this morning. Lots of downed trees and power lines. Shingles off roofs. Photos sent to me from my friend, Jessica. #Fiona #ATLstorm #Fionahurricane #PEstorm pic.twitter.com/L1euZTQ5M8 / Twitter” Nathan Howes TWN on Twitter: “#FionaPEI damage pictures from Charlottetown this morning. Lots of downed trees and power lines. Shingles off roofs. Photos sent to me from my friend, Jessica. #Fiona #ATLstorm #Fionahurricane #PEstorm pic.twitter.com/L1euZTQ5M8 / Twitter” Nathan Howes TWN on Twitter: “#FionaPEI damage pictures from Charlottetown this morning. Lots of downed trees and power lines. Shingles off roofs. Photos sent to me from my friend, Jessica. #Fiona #ATLstorm #Fionahurricane #PEstorm pic.twitter.com/L1euZTQ5M8 / Twitter” Nathan Howes TWN on Twitter: “#FionaPEI damage pictures from Charlottetown this morning. Lots of downed trees and power lines. Shingles off roofs. Photos sent to me from my friend, Jessica. #Fiona #ATLstorm #Fionahurricane #PEstorm pic.twitter.com/L1euZTQ5M8 / Twitter” Nathan Howes TWN on Twitter: “#FionaPEI damage pictures from Charlottetown this morning. Lots of downed trees and power lines. Shingles off roofs. Photos sent to me from my friend, Jessica. #Fiona #ATLstorm #Fionahurricane #PEstorm pic.twitter.com/L1euZTQ5M8 / Twitter”
— Nathan Howes TWN (@HowesNathan) Nathan Howes TWN on Twitter: “#FionaPEI damage pictures from Charlottetown this morning. Lots of downed trees and power lines. Shingles off roofs. Photos sent to me from my friend, Jessica. #Fiona #ATLstorm #Fionahurricane #PEstorm pic.twitter.com/L1euZTQ5M8 / Twitter”
Our road impassable with tree down throughout it. Wild evening right here in Halifax #Fiona #NSStorm #Halifax #NovaScotia pic.twitter.com/XO1DmVEn0b
Our road impassable with tree down throughout it. Wild evening right here in Halifax Jillian Farris on Twitter: “Our street impassable with tree down across it. Wild night here in Halifax #Fiona #NSStorm #Halifax #NovaScotia pic.twitter.com/XO1DmVEn0b / Twitter” Jillian Farris on Twitter: “Our street impassable with tree down across it. Wild night here in Halifax #Fiona #NSStorm #Halifax #NovaScotia pic.twitter.com/XO1DmVEn0b / Twitter” Jillian Farris on Twitter: “Our street impassable with tree down across it. Wild night here in Halifax #Fiona #NSStorm #Halifax #NovaScotia pic.twitter.com/XO1DmVEn0b / Twitter” Jillian Farris on Twitter: “Our street impassable with tree down across it. Wild night here in Halifax #Fiona #NSStorm #Halifax #NovaScotia pic.twitter.com/XO1DmVEn0b / Twitter” Jillian Farris on Twitter: “Our street impassable with tree down across it. Wild night here in Halifax #Fiona #NSStorm #Halifax #NovaScotia pic.twitter.com/XO1DmVEn0b / Twitter”
— Jillian Farris (@iamjillfarris) Jillian Farris on Twitter: “Our street impassable with tree down across it. Wild night here in Halifax #Fiona #NSStorm #Halifax #NovaScotia pic.twitter.com/XO1DmVEn0b / Twitter”
The view from our workplace window proper now. #nlwx #HurricaneFiona #PortauxBasques #Newfoundland pic.twitter.com/KxjZGUbgk3
The view from our workplace window proper now. Wreckhouse Press on Twitter: “The view from our office window right now. #nlwx #HurricaneFiona #PortauxBasques #Newfoundland pic.twitter.com/KxjZGUbgk3 / Twitter” Wreckhouse Press on Twitter: “The view from our office window right now. #nlwx #HurricaneFiona #PortauxBasques #Newfoundland pic.twitter.com/KxjZGUbgk3 / Twitter” Wreckhouse Press on Twitter: “The view from our office window right now. #nlwx #HurricaneFiona #PortauxBasques #Newfoundland pic.twitter.com/KxjZGUbgk3 / Twitter” Wreckhouse Press on Twitter: “The view from our office window right now. #nlwx #HurricaneFiona #PortauxBasques #Newfoundland pic.twitter.com/KxjZGUbgk3 / Twitter” Wreckhouse Press on Twitter: “The view from our office window right now. #nlwx #HurricaneFiona #PortauxBasques #Newfoundland pic.twitter.com/KxjZGUbgk3 / Twitter”
— Wreckhouse Press (@WreckhousePress) Wreckhouse Press on Twitter: “The view from our office window right now. #nlwx #HurricaneFiona #PortauxBasques #Newfoundland pic.twitter.com/KxjZGUbgk3 / Twitter”
Oh #Fiona . What a multitude #NovaScotia is that this morning . pic.twitter.com/DQUXd0tlL4
Oh Big Bad Wolf |SaitaRealty on Twitter: “Oh #Fiona . What a mess #NovaScotia is this morning . pic.twitter.com/DQUXd0tlL4 / Twitter” . What a multitude Big Bad Wolf |SaitaRealty on Twitter: “Oh #Fiona . What a mess #NovaScotia is this morning . pic.twitter.com/DQUXd0tlL4 / Twitter” is that this morning . Big Bad Wolf |SaitaRealty on Twitter: “Oh #Fiona . What a mess #NovaScotia is this morning . pic.twitter.com/DQUXd0tlL4 / Twitter”
— Large Unhealthy Wolf |SaitaRealty (@inunation902) Big Bad Wolf |SaitaRealty on Twitter: “Oh #Fiona . What a mess #NovaScotia is this morning . pic.twitter.com/DQUXd0tlL4 / Twitter”
Charlottetown, P.E.I. (Jessica Mills/Submitted)
WATCH: Quarter million with out energy in N.S. Sunday morning
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