Tropical Storm Earl Makes Landfall in Nova Scotia
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Tropical Storm Earl raced across Nova Scotia, nearing the end of its march up the Atlantic coast, after making landfall this morning near the community of Western Head.
“We dodged a bullet,” said Owen Hamlin, a councilor in Queens county and resident of Liverpool, in a telephone interview. “We’re right near Western Head, where the eye of the storm came in. We lost a lot of large trees and had some significant power outages.”