It will be cloudy across Newfoundland today. On the Avalon, some flurries are expected this morning along with gusty winds, resulting in blowing snow. Highs today will be from minus 3 to plus 2. There are more delays and cancellations in place this morning. A mix of sun and cloud is expected today across Labrador with temperatures ranging from minus 15 to minus 11.

Snow and blowing snow will continue tonight with another 10 cm expected for the Avalon Peninsula and 5 to 10 cm for most of central Newfoundland. The snow should end by morning. Western areas of the province will see overcast conditions with a risk of flurries. Lows tonight from minus 5 to minus 1 are expected. Across Labrador tonight, there is a chance of flurries in eastern and central regions and cloudy periods inland with lows from minus 28 to minus 12.

Newfoundland will see the storm start overnight. The Avalon and Burin Peninsulas, and Clarenville will receive the most snow. Snow will start overnight and continue until Tuesday. Snowfall amounts of 30 to 50 cm are expected. Over the southern Avalon and parts of the Southern Shore, snow will change to rain with 5 to 10 mm expected. Snowfall amounts of 15 to 25 cm are expected for Connaigre and the Bay d'Espoir Highway. Parts of eastern, northeastern, and central Newfoundland

An area of low pressure will pass south of Newfoundland on Sunday night and will bring heavy snow, rain, and strong winds to portions of the Island. For eastern Newfoundland, including the Avalon Peninsula, heavy snow will start late overnight on Sunday. The snow may transition to rain on Monday morning before changing back to snow Monday night. Snowfall amounts between 25 and 45 cm are possible. Some southern areas could see 10 to 20 mm of rain. Winds will gust between 80 an

Flurries or snow squalls will continue tonight along the south coast. On the west coast, about 2 to 4 cm of snow is expected. There is a chance of flurries on the Northern Avalon and central Newfoundland. Tonight, lows will range from minus 7 to minus 2. There is a chance of flurries tonight in Labrador City. Churchill Falls will see about 2 to 4 cm of snow. For Happy Valley-Goose Bay and the coast, expect 5 to 10 cm. Lows tonight will range from minus 18 to minus 7.

Flurries are expected today in central and western areas, with 2 to 4 cm of snow expected. Highs today will range from minus 6 to minus 4. Across Labrador, snow is expected for most areas today, with amounts of 3 to 5 cm expected. Areas from Natuashish to Black Tickle will receive 5 to 15 cm. Highs from minus 15 to minus 2 are expected.

It will be mostly cloudy across Newfoundland tonight. There will be some flurries along the west coast and the Great Northern Peninsula, with about 2 to 4 cm possible. Lows from minus 9 to minus 3 are expected. Across Labrador, coastal areas will see snow with about 2 cm expected. The exception is Postville to Makkovik, where 10 cm is expected, and Cartwright to Normal Bay, where 5 to 10 cm is possible. Lows tonight will range from minus 16 to minus 6.

Newfoundland and Labrador will experience a predominantly cold and unsettled day this Thursday. While several areas will see intervals of sunshine, sub-zero temperatures are expected to persist for nearly the entire province, making for a brisk day from the Avalon Peninsula to Northern Labrador. Newfoundland Forecast On the island, temperatures will hover mostly between -3°C and -7°C. Residents in St. John’s and the surrounding Avalon region should prepare for flurries accomp

Newfoundland will see flurries tonight for most areas. There is a risk of snow squalls along the south coast with a possible 3 to 5 cm. For the Northern Peninsula East and Gren Bay-White Bay, snowfall amounts of 5 to 10 cm are expected. Some areas of the West Coast could also pick up snowfall amounts of 5 cm. Lows will range from minus 9 to minus 6. Across Labrador tonight, there will be snow with a general 2 to 4 cm expected. Along the coast, there is a risk of freezing driz

Across Newfoundland, expect flurries for most areas. Snowfall amounts of 2 to 4 cm are expected. Areas on the west coast over higher terrain could see up to 10 cm. Highs will range from minus 9 to minus 4. Snow is expected today across Labrador. Snowfall amounts of 5 cm are expected across the Big Land today. Highs from minus 21 to 0 are expected.

Stormy weather will continue overnight across a good chunk of the province. Snow will be ending overnight, but there will still be periods of blowing snow and flurries in many areas. Snow amounts tonight are generally expected to be about 5 to 10 cm. Winds will be brisk, with winds from the northeast or northwest gusting up to 60–80 km/h in exposed coastal areas before easing later in the evening. Lows from minus 10 to minus 7 are expected. Across Labrador, central and coasta

Snow is expected today across central nd eastern Newfoundland. Southern and eastern areas will receive 15 to 25 cm of snow, combined with wind gusts between 60 and 80 km/h today and tonight. Snowfall amounts of 5 to 15 cm are expected in central areas. On the Northern Peninsula and the Graan Bay to White Bay area, 10 to 20 cm of snow is expected along with wind gusts of 50 to 60 km/h this evening until Wednesday afternoon. Highs across the Island will range from minus 13 to m

It will start out being partly cloudy across the Island before snow creeps in from the south, reaching the south coast overnight. Accumulations tonight will be minimal; the snow actually gets going on Tuesday. Lows will range from minus 20 to minus 9. It will be another cold night across Labrador with cloudy periods and lows ranging from minus 36 to minus 24.

I hope you are not tired of the cold yet, because we have another cold day in store. On the Island, we are looking at a mix of sun and cloud for most areas. There is a chance of morning flurries in the Corner Brook area. The winds on the Avalon will diminish and actually become light by the evening. Highs today will be from minus 17 to minus 7. Labrador is looking at a clear day, with temperatures ranging from minus 26 to minus 20. Heads up, there is a storm on the way to the

Across Newfoundland, flurries are expected tonight with 2 to 5 cm for most areas. Amounts could be slightly higher over higher terrain along the west coast. Lows will range from minus 14 to minus 7. The weather will continue to be cold across Labrador with temperatures reaching minus 30 in western areas. Wind chills near minus 48 are possible tonight. Frostbite will occur within minutes of exposure.

Most of Newfoundland will see a mix of sun and cloud today with a chance of flurries for most areas. In Corner Brook, about 2 cm of snow is expected. It will be another nice but cold day across Labrador with a mix of sun and cloud with highs from minus 25 to minus 16.

A pulse of energy will push across Newfoundland overnight, bringing precipitation to the Island. Across the west coast tonight, expect 5 to 10 cm of snow. Approximately 2 cm of snow is expected to fall in central Newfoundland. For the Avalon and Burin, snow will start this evening and then transition to rain. Snowfall amounts of 3 to 5 cm are expected, followed by 2 to 4 mm of rain. Wind gusts to 60 km/h are possible over the Avalon and the south coast. Lows tonight will rang

Expect windy conditions to persist for most areas today. Along the west and south coast, snow squalls are possible once again today. Temperatures today will range between minus 12 and 0. Clear skies are expected today across Labrador with high temperatures from minus 21 to minus 17.

Snow squalls are expected across the west coast tonight, up to 25 cm could fall. Windy conditions will persist across the Island tonight with gusts near 60 km/h, except on the Great Northern Peninsula, where gusts to 100 km/h are possible. Temperatures will range from minus 18 to minus 6. Extreme cold continues across Labrador, especially in the west, where lows near minus 40 are expected. Windchill values between minus 45 and minus 50 are expected.

Cold conditions dominate across Newfoundland and Labrador today, with a mix of sun, clouds, snow, and gusty winds. In Labrador, it’s a frigid day overall. Labrador City and Churchill Falls are near minus 29°C under mainly sunny skies. Happy Valley–Goose Bay is a bit milder at minus 22°C with some cloud cover, while Nain reaches minus 17°C, seeing a mix of sun and cloud with a risk of flurries. Across Newfoundland, temperatures are less extreme but still well below freezing. C