The video features a weather reporter, Robert Ray, discussing the aftermath of post-tropical Cyclone Lee in Nova Scotia. Lee made landfall, but there was no significant damage or injuries. Robert explains that Lee weakened from a category 5 hurricane to a post-tropical cyclone due to cooler ocean waters and interaction with the atmosphere. The report also touches on the possibility of more storms during the hurricane season and the need to stay vigilant.
Sure, here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. Cyclone storm Lee made landfall in Nova Scotia.
2. There was no structural damage or boats lost in Yarmouth Harbor.
3. Two people lost their lives due to the storm, one from a falling tree and another from rip tides in Florida.
4. Thousands of people were without power in the region.
5. Ferry service between Nova Scotia and Maine was set to resume.
6. Lee downgraded from a Category 5 hurricane to a post-tropical cyclone as it moved over cooler waters.
7. The storm's energy transitioned from sea surface temperatures to the atmosphere.
8. Lee's trajectory brought it close to Nova Scotia, but it did not make landfall as a tropical storm.
9. The storm's evolution, covering thousands of miles, is noteworthy in meteorological terms.
10. Hurricane activity can continue into November, and past instances like Hurricane Nole in November are considered rare.
Please note that these facts are based on the provided text, and I have excluded opinions or commentary.