Weather conditions will begin to deteriorate across the west coast of the province tonight as a powerful storm prepares to push through. Across central and eastern Newfoundland, snow is expected to begin in the early morning hours on Wednesday, likely around dawn. The best chance for steady snow tomorrow is from Gander to Grand Falls-Windsor to Clarenville. There is an uncertainty with regard to the accumulation in St. John’s and the Avalon Peninsula. Snow is expected in the

It will be pleasant but cold today across Newfoundland and Labrador. A mix of sun and cloud is expected. Temperatures will reach from minus 9 to zero on the Island and from minus 17 to minus 10 across Labrador. The weather today is not the big story; the stormy weather arrives tonight with snow, rain, and strong winds expected for the Island portion of the province. Avalon Peninsula: Snow begins overnight. On Wednesday, snow will change to rain with ice pellets in the afterno

Rain is expected this afternoon over the Avalon and Burin Peninsulas. Central and western Newfoundland will see a mix of sun and cloud, and there is a chance of showers on the Northern Peninsula. Highs will range from 3 to 8. In Labrador, there is a chance of flurries for most areas. Temperatures will range from minus 9 to plus 1. Get your local weather here .

Newfoundland will see the rain end for most areas with another 2 to 4 mm expected. Lows will be between 1 and 6 as temperatures rise overnight. Snowfall amounts of 3 to 5 cm are expected tonight across central and western Labrador. Coastal areas will see a chance of flurries with snow beginning on Friday. Tonight, we will see lows from minus 10 to minus 2.

It will be a wet day for most of Newfoundland. Rain is expected today, with 5 to 10 mm expected for most areas. Winds will generally be at 30 km/h gusting to 70, except 100 km/h in the Wreckhouse area. Highs from 0 to 8 are expected. In Labrador, it will be a different storm with sun and cloud expected for most and highs from minus 10 to minus 4. Have a great Thursday!

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Overnight, we will see showers on the Avalon Peninsula and the South Coast with about 2 mm anticipated. Cloudy skies will prevail over central sections, and cloudy periods are in store for the West Coast. Across Labrador, expect cloudy periods and cold overnight lows.

Today, a mix of sun and cloud is expected across Newfoundland and Labrador. For most areas, there is a chance of showers or flurries, depending on where you are. Winds will be from the west with gusts from 20 to 40 km/h. Highs will range from minus 3 to plus 5.

It will be mostly cloudy for most of Newfoundland tonight. There is a chance of flurries for most locations. Lows will range from minus 5 to plus 2. Across Labrador, cloudy periods are expected for the coast, and there is a chance of flurries inland. Lows from minus 7 to minus 3 are expected.

There is a risk of flurries or showers across most of Newfoundland today. In Corner Brook, about 5 cm of snow is expected today. Across Labrador, there is a risk of flurries in western areas and sun and cloud for central and coastal areas. Winds remain light. Temperatures will range from minus 3 to plus 4.

After some snow and rain on Sunday, the work week starts out rather pleasant across Newfoundland and Labrador. Most areas will experience a mix of sun and cloud; there is a risk of a few showers or flurries, depending on your location, but otherwise, it will be pleasant. Winds will also be fairly light. Temperatures today will range from minus 3 to plus 5.

It will be a nice start to the day across Newfoundland and Labrador with most areas expecting sunny skies or a mix of sun and cloud. Winds will also be fairly light. Temperatures across the Island will reach between 3 and 5, across the Big Land, temperatures will be between minus 3 and zero. A low will move through tonight, bringing rain to most of Newfoundland and snow to Labrador. I'll have more details on that in your afternoon update. In the meantime, check your local for

It will be a pleasant evening and overnight across most of the province. Cloudy periods are expected across the Island with a chance of a few showers or flurries along the west coast with light winds and lows between minus 4 and plus 2. Across Labrador, expect overcast conditions for most, with lows ranging from minus 8 to minus 1.

It will be a nice day for most of the province. On the Island, expect a mix of sun and cloud. There will be a chance of showers for most areas along the coast. Over higher terrain on the west coast, some flurries are possible. It will be mostly cloudy across Labrador with a chance of flurries in western areas. Across the province, temperatures will range from minus 3 to plus 6. Check out your local weather details here .

Across the Island tonight, there is a chance of showers for the Avalon and Burin Peninsulas. There is a risk of flurries or rain showers in central areas, and sea effect precipitation continues along the west coast. Temperatures overnight will reach lows near freezing. There is a chance of flurries across most of Labrador tonight. Check your local forecast here .

It will be a fairly pleasant day across eastern and central Newfounland with a mix of sun and cloud expected. Along the west coast, showers are expected with 2 to 4 mm possible; areas inland and over higher terrain will see flurries. Highs will range from 2 to 8. Across Labrador today, sun and cloud is forecasted along the coast and for central areas. Western areas will see a few flurries. Temperatures from minus 1 to plus 4 are expected.

Overnight tonight, there is a chance of showers for eastern and central Newfoundland. Flurries or showers are expected along the west coast. Labador will see cloudy periods with a chance of flurries or showers depending on the area. Lows will be from plus 4 to minus 1.

There is a chance of showers today for the Avalon, Burin, and central areas of Newfoundland. Showers will persist on the west coast. Highs on the Island will be between 4 and 8. In Labrador, there is a risk of flurries or showers along the coast and snow in western areas, with about 5 cm expected.

There is a chance of showers for the eastern and central sections of the Island tonight. Along the west coast, showers are expected, with snow inland and over higher terrain. Lows will be from plus 2 to plus 5. Across western Labrador, 5 to 10 cm of snow is expected tonight. 2 to 5 cm is expected for central and coastal areas, and rain is also expected. Lows from minus 2 to plus 4 are expected.

It's a stormy morning across Newfoundland with rain falling across the Island with strong winds. Along the west coast and south coast, winds will gust to 80 km/h, except 100 km/h along parts of the coast this morning. Roughly 10 mm of rain is expected across the Island. Rain and snow will move into Labrador today. 5 to 15 cm of snow is expected for inland areas. Rain will mix with snow along the coast. Check the latest weather forecast here . Radar as of 6:30 a.m.