Portions of Newfoundland buried under a record snowfall

[Mark]

n Ontario and Quebec, the unusually long, cool and wet spring has been partially blamed for large bee die-offs because plants didn’t flower early enough to provide pollen.

Yesterday, however, portions of Newfoundland received a surprise return visit from winter when western portions of the island were buried under a record snowfall of 32 cm (more than a foot), with more snow in the forecast.

Oh Canada- what weather you have!

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