Wind warning issued for P.E.I. ahead of Monday

Environment Canada issued a wind warningfor all of P.E.I. on Sunday.

Wind gusts of 90km/h are expected from a southerly direction beginning Monday. Rainfall amounts are not forecast to reach warning levels.

"While it looks like we'll avoid the heaviest rain here on P.E.I., Monday is still shaping up to be very windy," said CBCmeteorologist Jay Scotland.

"Please secure outdoor objects around your homeand be prepared for potential outages."

Scotland suggested securing holiday decor as well, as strong winds may cause damage.

The operator of the Confederation Bridge hasissued a wind warning advisory and said restrictions are possible Monday and Tuesday. Northumberland Ferries is also advising travellers of potential disruptions in the crossing schedule due to the high winds.

Winds could persist into early Tuesday with gusts in the 60-90 km/h range.

Maritime Electric posted to social media that the utility is watching the weather and is prepared to respond to outages if needed.