Column: Fiona: Not the tail end of a hurricane
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- Last Updated: Tuesday, 27 September 2022 15:20
September 28, 2022
-by Frank Macdonald
Storms are nothing new to Cape Breton.
The island is only a couple of months away from going toe-to-toe with some December-January-February blizzards, which delight in snapping power lines, clogging highways, and seeing how many heart attacks they can trigger by dumping cloud bursts of deep snow on driveways. Sometimes, in a fouler mood, they may even deliver an ice storm, which in any form of environmental free-for-all is hitting below the belt.
