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P.E.I. cleans up after blowing snow created hazardous morning conditions

The province is cleaning up after a winter storm battered P.E.I. most of the day Tuesday and into Wednesday morning.

Some provincial civil service offices delayed opening

Schools were closed for a second day in a row as government offices delayed opening on Wednesday morning due to the hazardous driving conditions. (Jane Robertson/CBC)

The province is cleaning up after a winter storm battered P.E.I. most of the day Tuesday and into Wednesday morning.

Schools were closed again on Wednesday and the provincial government and some businesses delayed opening.

Charlottetown Airport recorded 19 centimetres of snow Tuesday, and light snow continued into the early hours Wednesday. There were also wind gusts up to 109 km/h recorded at the airport.

A combination of snow and high winds createdrough driving conditions across the province Wednesday morning.

Snow piled up in Charlottetown after 19 centimetres fell Tuesday through to Wednesday morning. (Jane Robertson/CBC)

The weather will continue cold all day, with the high reaching just -10 C, with wind chills around -20 C.

With files from Island Morning