A mix of sun and cloud is expected across Newfoundland today. There is a chance of flurries for the Avalon Peninsula and Gander. Highs today will hover near the freezing mark. Across Labrador, 2 cm of snow is expected in Labrador City, and flurries are expected in Churchill Falls as well. Highs today will range from minus 5 to minus 2.

Newfoundland, including the Avalon Peninsula, faces a risk of freezing drizzle and light flurries overnight, raising the potential for slick roads and sidewalks as temperatures remain near –1 C. Central and western regions can expect occasional flurries and lows between –3 C and 1 C. In Labrador, clouds will increase with scattered flurries developing in the west, while central and coastal regions remain mainly cloudy. Overnight lows are expected to range from –10 C to –14 C

Eastern Newfoundland is going to get another dose of winter. From Tuesday night to Wednesday night, snow and blowing snow will impact the Avalon Peninsula, Bonavista Peninsula, Clarenville, and Terra Nova. Snowfall amounts of 15 to 25 cm are expected, and winds will gust between 60 and 100 km/h, with the strongest winds occurring along the coast. Travel will be difficult, and flight delays are likely.

On the Avalon Peninsula, there will be snow later in the morning. There is a risk of freezing drizzle in the early hours, with total snow amounts around 2 centimetres. High temperatures are expected to reach about minus 1 C, with strong gusts easing as winds shift. Across Clarenville, Bonavista Peninsula and Terra Nova regions, conditions will be cloudy with a greater chance of flurries and occasional freezing drizzle through the day. Northeasterly winds will die down in the

Cloudy conditions are expected tonight across the province with lows just below the freezing mark. Snow is expected tonight in the western areas of Labrador. Up to 5 cm of snow is possible. Lows will range from minus 15 to minus 3.

Some flurries are expected across the Avalon and Burin Peninsula. Flurries or rain showers are expected. Along the west coast, snowfall amounts of 2 to 4 cm are forecast in the Port aux Basques area, Corner Brook will see 5 to 15 cm, and St. Anthony will see 2 to 4 cm. Highs from 0 to 3 are expected. Across Labrador, snow is expected for most areas with 5 cm expected. In the Happy Valley-Goose Bay area, 2 to 4 mm of rain is expected. Highs will range from minus 14 to plus 2.

While snow will transition to flurries for central and eastern areas with about 2 cm expected, 5 to 15 cm of snow is forecast on the Great Northern Peninsula tonight. Lows from minus 3 to 0 are expected. Tonight, southeastern Labrador and the Churchill Falls area could receive 10 to 15 cm of snow. 2 to 4 cm is expected elsewhere. Lows tonight will range from minus 21 to 0.

An area of low pressure will move across the Island portion of the province tonight. Snowfall amounts for most areas will be fairly light, with only about 2 cm expected; higher amounts are expected on Thursday. Lows from minus 3 to 0 are anticipated. Snow is expected tonight along coastal and central Labrador. Snowfall amounts of 2 cm are expected. Cloudy periods are expected for western areas. Lows will range from minus 25 to minus 4.

It looks like we will see some snow and rain over the Avalon Peninsula today. In central areas, some snow is expected with up to 2 cm expected. Sunny breaks are expected along the south and west coast. Highs today will range from minus 1 to plus 2. Up to 5 cm of snow is expected today for the Nain area. There will be a chance of flurries elsewhere across Labrador with temperatures ranging from minus 17 to minus 4.

There is a chance of flurries tonight across most of the Island portion of the province, with lows ranging from minus 3 to 0. In Labrador, expect a chance of flurries for coastal and central sections. It will be clear in Western areas. Lows from minus 25 to minus 4 are expected.

A mix of snow, flurries and milder temperatures is forecast across Newfoundland and Labrador on Tuesday, with conditions varying significantly by region. In Labrador, colder air remains in place. Temperatures are expected to hover near -15 C in Labrador City and around -13 C in Churchill Falls, with periods of snow. Nain is forecast to see snow and blowing snow, with temperatures near -4 C. Happy Valley-Goose Bay is expected to sit near the freezing mark, with light snow poss

Tonight, flurries are expected for most of the Island. Most areas will receive about 2 cm of snow. For some interior sections, 5 to 10 cm is expected. Overnight lows will range from minus 1 to plus 2. Across Labrador, it will be a similar story with 2 cm of snow expected for most areas. Lows from minus 21 to minus 1 are expected.

Most areas of Newfoundland will see snow today. Most areas will only see about 2 to 4 cm; however, some areas, particularly along the north coast and the Great Northern Peninsula, could see 5 to 10 cm of snow. Highs today will range from minus 1 to plus 1. Across Labrador, expect 2 cm of snow for most areas. Snow will change to rain over the Happy Valley-Goose Bay region. Highs between minus 14 and plus 2 are expected.

Clear skies are expected tonight on the Great Northern Peninsula, and cloudy periods are expected along the west coast. There is a chance of flurries for central and eastern Newfoundland. Overnight lows from minus 13 to minus 5 are expected. In Labrador, there is a chance of flurries in Nain and cloudy periods elsewhere with lows ranging from minus 29 to minus 21.

St. John's will see flurries today with about 2 cm possible. Cloudy periods are expected in central and southern areas. Highs will range from minus 9 to 0. In Labrador, sunny skies are expected for most areas. Temperatures will range from minus 20 to minus 12.

Most areas of Newfoundland will see a light dusting of snow overnight with roughly 2 cm expected. Overnight lows will range from minus 9 to minus 2. Across Labrador, cloudy periods are expected. Lows from minus 27 to minus 23 are expected.

Across Newfoundland today, expect a mix of sun and cloud for the Avalon and central areas. There is a risk of flurries on the Burin Peninsula and Great Northern Peninsula. The Port aux Basques area could see 2 cm of snow. Highs today will range from minus 6 to minus 1. A mix of sun and cloud is also expected in Labrador. There could be a few flurries this morning in Labrador City. Highs today will be from minus 17 to minus 11.

The weather conditions will be fair overnight. Most areas on the island will see cloudy periods with a chance of flurries. Some flurries are expected along the southwest coast. Lows will range from minus 15 to minus 4. Across Labrador, cloudy periods are also expected for most areas. There is a chance of flurries in Labrador City. Lows from minus 24 to minus 20 are expected.

Much of Newfoundland and Labrador is seeing a cold but generally quiet weather day this Wednesday, with dry conditions dominating and a mix of sun and cloud across the region. Across Labrador, temperatures remain cold. Nain is the cold spot on the map at –15°C, while Churchill Falls sits near –11°C and Labrador City around –13°C. Skies are mainly partly cloudy. Moving into western Newfoundland, Corner Brook is hovering near –2°C, with a mix of sun and cloud. Further south, Ch

The weather across the province will be much more tranquil tonight. Across the Island, cloudy periods are expected. There is a chance of flurries for the Avalon Peninsula. Lows will range from minus 15 to minus 6. In Labrador, a similar story is expected with cloudy periods and lows from minus 22 to minus 20. Check your local forecast here .