Most of New Brunswick is under an Environment Canada snowfall warning.

The warning says that 15 to 20 centimetres are expected for parts of central and northwestern New Brunswick.

While much of the province saw snowfall on Wednesday morning, the heavy snow is expected to begin Wednesday evening into Thursday morning.

According to the warning, snowfall accumulation will vary considerably because of small differences in temperatures, which are expected to hover around the freezing mark.

CBC meteorologist Tina Simpkin said an area of low pressure is moving into the Atlantic region and the warm front ahead is bringing the heaviest snow to New Brunswick.

Along with the snow, she said there will be periods of rain and a risk of freezing rain in central and southern areas of the province dur

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