Showers or drizzle are expected across Newfoundland today. Most areas will see a trace to 2 mm of rain. There is a slight risk of thunderstorms for central and western Newfoundland. Highs will generally be between 15 and 20. On the Great Northern Peninsula, highs are only expected to reach the single digits. There will […]
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From Environment and Climate Change Canada On Monday, January 29, 2024, a low pressure system approached from the southwest and tracked southeast of the Avalon Peninsula. This winter storm brought a period of lightweight and fluffy snowfall during the day, which later combined with strong northeasterly winds in the evening to create widespread blowing snow […]
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Tuesday will be chilly across much of the Province, with highs in the minus teens. Skies will be sunny for most, although in the east, clouds may linger. It will be a bit windier for most areas tomorrow as the high-pressure center drifts off from directly overhead. The rest of the week looks pretty quiet […]
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The area of low pressure driving the snow over much of the Island will depart into the North Atlantic overnight. That will end the snow from the west to east during the evening and early overnight hours, and it should be offshore of the Avalon by midnight. As the snow eases, the wind speeds will […]
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The snow has arrived in eastern Newfoundland and will become heavier as the afternoon progresses. Wind speeds will be slow to increase but will increase later in the afternoon and evening. Gusts will be as high as 60 or 70 km/h from the northeast. This freshening wind, combined with the falling snow, will create areas […]
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