Minister of Municipal Affairs and Housing Chuck Porter, along with representatives from the Nova Scotia Emergency Management Office, Nova Scotia Power and the Canadian Hurricane Centre, are expected to provide an update on provincial preparedness regarding Hurricane Teddy on Tuesday.

Weather warnings were issued Monday for virtually all of Atlantic Canada as Hurricane Teddy advances toward the East Coast.

A tropical storm watch is in effect for the Atlantic coastlines of mainland Nova Scotia and Cape Breton, where the storm will bring strong winds, heavy rain and pounding surf on Tuesday night — and could make landfall early Wednesday.

The storm’s expected track now encompasses almost all of mainland Nova Scotia, Cape Breton, eastern P.E.I. and the western half of Newfoundland.

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