Low to Bring Snow, Rain, and wind to Newfoundland #nlwx

A poorly organized area of low pressure currently over Florida will bring stormy weather to parts of Newfoundland beginning on Tuesday night and continuing through Wednesday night.

The system is expected to bring snow, rain, mixed precipitation, and strong winds.

For the Avalon and Burin Peninsula, it looks like precipitation will largely be in the form of rain. Clarenville through to Terra Nova could see rain with the risk of freezing rain and ice pellets. For the remainder of the Island, snow is expected.

The Canadian model tends to be more aggressive with precipitation amounts. The numbers below are subject to change.

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Snowfall forecast (Tuesday Night to Wednesday Night)

• St. John's 0 cm

• Marystown 5 cm

• Gander 10-25 cm

• Grand Falls-Windsor 5-15 cm

• Port aux Basques 2 cm

• Corner Brook 5-15 cm

• St. Anthony 5-10 cm

Rainfall forecast (Tuesday Night to Wednesday Night)

• St. John's 20-35 mm

• Marystown 20-35 mm

• Gander 0 mm

• Grand Falls-Windsor 0 mm

• Port aux Basques 0 mm

• Corner Brook 0 mm

• St. Anthony 0 mm

Wind gust forecast (Tuesday Night to Wednesday Night)

• St. John's 80 km/h

• Marystown 70 km/h

• Gander 80 km/h

• Grand Falls-Windsor 60 km/h

• Port aux Basques 60 km/h

• Corner Brook 50 km/h

• St. Anthony 70 km/h

There could be stronger winds along some exposed areas of the coast. The strongest winds will remain offshore

There are currently special weather statements in effect for

• Avalon Peninsula North

• Avalon Peninsula Southeast

• Avalon Peninsula Southwest

• Bay of Exploits

• Bonavista North

• Bonavista Peninsula

• Buchans and the interior

• Burin Peninsula

• Clarenville and vicinity

• Connaigre

• Gander and vicinity

• St. John's and vicinity

• Terra Nova