Cool, gusty night across Newfoundland and Labrador with flurries easing overnight

Cloudy skies will dominate across most of Newfoundland tonight, with a chance of showers early this evening transitioning to flurries overnight, especially across central and eastern regions.

There is also a risk of freezing drizzle in some areas, which could create slippery conditions.

Winds will shift to the north and strengthen, gusting between 40 and 50 km/h, adding a noticeable chill.

Temperatures will drop below freezing across much of the island, with lows ranging from about 0°C on the south coast to -7°C on the Northern Peninsula, and wind chills making it feel closer to -10 to -14 overnight.

Some southern and southwestern areas will see partial clearing later tonight, but most regions remain unsettled into the overnight period.

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Skies will turn partly cloudy across most of Labrador tonight, with any lingering snow ending early this evening.

It will be a cold night province-wide, with temperatures dropping to between -10°C and -20°C, coldest in western and central areas like Churchill Falls.

Winds will be north to northwest at 20 km/h with gusts up to 40, easing later this evening, but still producing wind chills near -17 to -25 overnight.

Some coastal areas may see a few early flurries before clearing, but most regions trend drier as the night goes on.