Environment Canada has issued a second consecutive night of frost warnings for multiple counties in Nova Scotia.
The alert was expanded on Monday, June 1, 2026, from Guysborough and Antigonish to the tip of Cape Breton.
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Overnight temperatures are expected to drop close to zero degrees Celsius in low-lying areas. This could cause significant damage to sensitive plants, trees, and crops.
Conditions Favorable for Widespread Frost
The agency noted that conditions became highly favorable for frost development across the entire province during the growing season.
Regional showers ended in the evening, allowing cloud cover to partially clear by morning.
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“Showers are expected to end [Sunday] evening and the cloud is expected to partially clear out by morning.
This will lead to temperatures dropping near zero overnight in some areas,” stated Environment Canada.
Agricultural impact remains a primary concern for residents across the region.
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Authorities advised the public to take immediate protective measures for any trees or plants that cannot withstand extreme cold.
