Remembrance Day forecast close to ideal across Maritimes

With high pressure nudging north of the Maritimeson Tuesday, we'll see as close to an ideal forecast for Remembrance Day ceremonies as is typically possible for this time of the year.

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In Nova Scotiathe skies will remain mostly clear.Temperatures around 11 a.m. will run between 6 C and 10 Cacross the provinceand winds will be light out of the south.

In New Brunswickthere will be some increased cloudiness with a chance of scattered flurries in the north of the province.Temperatures at11 a.m. will be in the range of 0 C to 10 C, with the coldest conditions in the northwest of New Brunswick and milder along the Bay of Fundy coastline.

Across P.E.I.cloudy periods should be expected along with a wind out of the east, steady near 20 km/h.Temperatures at11 a.m. will be seasonally cool,in the range of 4 C to 6 C.

For all threeMaritimes provinces it will be a chilly start to the day.If you are heading out early in the morning you will want to dress warm.

Looks like we're catching the nice forecast by the skin of our teeth. OnWednesday, rain, showers, and even snow showers become much more widespread across the Maritimes as we find ourselves between two passing low pressure systems (one heading towards Hudson Bay, one passing by the Atlantic coastline of Nova Scotia).

More on the week's weather on the evening news tonight.