Massive Snowstorm is on its way for Nova Scotia on Tuesday April 5, 2016 and it will bring 20 to 30+ cm of Snow and it will bring Very Strong Winds with Blowing and Drifting Snow and it will Cause Reduced Visibilities and it will Cause Whiteout Conditions and the Alberta Clipper will Move off the East Coast of the United States and it will Intensify off the East Coast of the United States of America that will Cause a lot of Snow Especially in Halifax Nova Scotia and Cape Breton island Including Sydney and it will also hit Shelburne, Yarmouth, Digby, Annapolis Valley, Truro, New Glasgow and Streets, Roads, Highways and Trans Canada Highway will be Snow Covered and it will bring Big Waves Crashing the Beaches and Shores in South Shore of Nova Scotia Including Shelburne and Yarmouth and the Major Snowstorm will Start on Tuesday April 5, 2016 during Evening Hours. People in Nova Scotia Be Prepared Have your Winter Boots, Winter Jackets, Hats, Gloves, Scarfs and Ski Pants Ready. Order your Pizzas and Chinese Food and Buy Cases of Pepsi and Coke. Do your Grocery Shopping Don't Wait Until the Last Minute Do it Right Now. Have your iPads, iPods, Cell Phones, Laptops and Tablets Charged and have your 3G and 4G Internet Ready. When you are Driving your Car Take your Time Driving your Car and Slow Down so you Don't Get in the Car Accident. When you are Going for a walk Be Very Careful Walking so you Don't Slip and Fall. Have your Furnaces Ready and Turn on the Furnaces to Keep the House Warm. Drink Lots of Green Tea, White Tea, Red Tea and Drink Lots of Green Tea to Keep you Warm. Have your Extra Blankets Ready to Keep you Warm. Make Sure to Have your Shovels, Hefts, Snow Scoops, Snow Blowers, Snow Plows and Salt Trucks Ready. The Massive Snowstorm will Start on Tuesday April 5, 2015 During Evening Hours and it will Continue on to Wednesday April 6, 2016 During Morning Hours. If you Have Anybody living in Nova Scotia Be Prepared for the Massive Snowstorm on Tuesday April 5, 2016. Take Care and Stay Safe and Don't Get Caught in the Massive Snowstorm Stay Warm and Be Safe.