A generally mild but unsettled weekend is expected across Newfoundland and Labrador, with a mix of sunshine, cloud and scattered showers depending on the region. In western areas of the island, conditions will remain damp through the weekend. Some showers are possible Saturday with a high near 9°C, followed by continued cloudy skies and a chance of showers Sunday with temperatures reaching around 11°C. Central Newfoundland will see similar conditions to start the weekend, wit

Here is the forecast for Friday, May 8, 2026: St. John's: Overcast. Rain. 10-15 mm. High 9. Wind S 30 gusting to 70. Marystown: Overcast. Rain. 10-15 mm. High 8. Wind S 30 gusting to 70. Gander: Overcast. Rain. 5-10 mm. High 12. Wind SE 20 gusting to 30. Grand Falls-Windsor: Overcast. Rain. 5-10 mm. High 14. Wind SE 20 gusting to 30. Corner Brook: Overcast. Rain. 2 mm. High 8. Wind NW 10. Port aux Basques: Overcast. Rain. 2 mm. High 11. Wind NW 10. St. Anthony: Overcast. Rain

Tonight across Newfoundland, a system moving in from the west will bring a transition to wet and foggy conditions for almost the entire island. Eastern & Central NL Conditions: Skies will cloud over early this evening as rain or drizzle moves in. Expect 5–10 mm of accumulation for most areas. Visibility: Fog patches are expected to develop around midnight. Wind: Southern and eastern coasts (St. John's, Bonavista, Gander) will see south to southeast winds at 30 km/h gusting to

It will be mostly nice across the Island portion of the province today with highs near 17. Along the southwest coast, rain is expected with 5 to 10 mm expected today and heavy rain tonight. Wet weather is expected across Labrador with 5 to 10 mm of rain today in the Happy Valley-Goose Bay area, late-day rain in Nain, and 2 to 4 mm of rain mixed with snow in the Churchill Falls area.

An area of low pressure over Quebec will spread rain across southeastern Labrador tonight. The rain becomes more widespread on Thursday. Across the Island tonight, it will be fair for most areas. The exception is on the Burin Peninsula, where some drizzle is possible. There is also a chance of showers on the Great Northern Peninsula. The strong winds over Eastern Newfoundland will subside overnight. Lows will range from 2 to 9. Rain is expected tonight in Happy Valley-Goose B

It will be mainly sunny across the Avalon and central sections of the Island. Along the west coast, a mix of sun and cloud is expected with a chance of showers in the Corner Brook region. Highs across Newfoundland will range from 8 to 18. Some drizzle is expected in the Happy Valley-Goose Bay area and snow in Nain this morning. Expect sun and cloud in western areas. Temperatures from 5 to 13 are expected.

The weather will be much more tranquil across the island today. Most areas will see a mix of sun and cloud with temperatures ranging from 6 to 15. Highs from 1 to 11 are expected across Labrador. Snow will end this morning in Churchill Falls, and rain showers or flurries will end in the afternoon in Happy Valley-Goose Bay.

Strong winds will persist tonight along the south coast and east coast. The good news is that precipitation will come to an end this evening. Along the west coast, rain and snow continue. Lows will be from 1 to 4. Labrador will continue to see unsettled weather overnight with a rain and snow mix expected for most areas. Churchill Falls could see 10 cm of snow, while Nain will see 5 to 10 mm of rain. Expect lows from minus 2 to plus 2.

It will be a wet and windy day across most of Newfoundland. Rain is expected for most areas with a general 5 to 10 mm expected. Amounts will be higher along the south coast. Over higher elevations of the west coast, rain could mix with or change to snow. On the Avalon, it will be overcast today with a chance of showers. Highs from 4 to 8 are expected. Winter is certainly not quite done with Labrador yet. Today, flurries will end in the Labrador City area this morning. In Chur

This weekend will be unsettled across Newfoundland and Labrador. Today, drizzle and overcast conditions are expected for the Island with a general amount of 2 mm expected. There will also be areas of fog. In western Labrador, rain or snow is expected while cloudy conditions persist. Expect highs from 3 to 12. On Sunday, it will be cloudy across most of the province. The Avalon will see showers in the morning at least, with 2 mm expected. Highs will range from 4 to 14.

Drizzle is expected across most of Newfoundland overnight. In the Wreckhouse area, winds will be southeasterly gusting to 120 km/h. Expect lows between 1 and 6. Cloudy periods are expected in central and coastal Labrador, and there is a chance of flurries or showers in western areas. Overnight lows will be between 0 and 1.

For the first day of May, we will see mostly overcast conditions across the province with a few peeks of sunshine. Highs will range from 2 to 12 degrees. Clouds will move in from the south and will linger through the weekend. There is also some rain on the way on Sunday, and a larger, more powerful storm will impact the province on Sunday Night and Monday.

Drizzle and fog are expected tonight on the Avalon Peninsula and along the south coast. Cloudy periods are expected elsewhere across the Island. Lows from minus 1 to 3 are expected. It will be partly cloudy for most of Labrador with lows near 0.

It will be another nice day across Newfoundland and Labrador. We will see sunny to mostly sunny skies on the Avalon in central, and on the Great Northern Peninsula. Along the south coast, some drizzle is expected. Temperatures will range from 4 to 16. In Labrador, there is a risk of showers in the Labrador City area, and it will be fair elsewhere. Expect highs from 7 to 17.

It will be another nice day across Newfoundland and Labrador with sunny skies expected for the Island portion of the province and temperatures ranging from 5 to 17 degrees. In Labrador, most areas will see a mix of sun and cloud. Highs will range from 8 to 16 degrees.

It’s shaping up to be a cool and mostly quiet night across Newfoundland and Labrador, with a mix of clear and partly cloudy skies. In Labrador, temperatures will hover around the freezing mark, with lows near 0°C in Labrador City, Churchill Falls, and Nain. Happy Valley-Goose Bay will dip slightly colder to around -2°C. Across the island, temperatures will vary more significantly. The west coast will be milder, with around 1°C expected in Corner Brook and near -2°C in Channel

Warm and nice weather is expected across the province today. Newfoundland will see sunny skies with temperatures ranging from 4 to 13 degrees. Labrador will see a mix of sun and cloud with highs from 5 to 14.

It will be a pleasant night across Newfoundland and Labrador. Cloudy periods are expected. Lows will range from minus 7 to minus 2 across the Island, while Labrador will see lows from minus 3 to minus 2. The week ahead looks to be warmer.

Snow on the Avalon will change to rain showers or flurries near noon, with another amount of 2 to 4 cm expected, followed by 2 mm of rain. Areas in central will see flurries changing to rain showers or flurries this morning, about 5 mm of rain is expected. There is a chance of showers on the West Coast. Flurries or showers are expected in eastern Labrador. In central Newfoundland, Periods of rain or snow are expected on Sunday. It will be mostly cloudy elsewhere, and there is

An area of low pressure will pass east of the Avalon Peninsula overnight and will bring snow to the area, with the heaviest snow expected to fall over the eastern half of the Avalon Peninsula. Total snowfall amounts of 15 to 25 cm are expected. 10 to 15 cm will fall overnight. Showers or flurries are expected for the remainder of the Island. Lows from minus 2 to plus 1 are expected. There is a chance of flurries in western Labrador, freezing rain in Nain, and rain or snow in