The cutoff low-pressure centre that has kept the weather very unsettled across the Island for most of this week finally drifts into the North Atlantic, away from the Province tonight. In its wake, we will see one more round of rain and wet snow tonight before the weather improves markedly for Thursday. What I mean by that is there will be no areas of significant precipitation. That being said, there will be some light snow in parts of Labrador West Thursday and Friday. Snowfall amounts should only total a few centimeters.

Looking ahead to the rest of the week and the weekend, the weather across NL looks to remain quiet. The next chance of significant weather is early next week, and with that will come the chance for more rain and snow across much of the province.

Newfoundland Forecast

Thursday

Cloudy to mostly cloudy for eastern and central areas. The West Coast, South Coast and Northern Peninsula will be partly to mostly cloudy. Highs range from 0 east and Central to 3 on the West and South Coast to 1 on the Northern Peninsula.

Friday

Mostly cloudy with scattered flurries. Highs of -1 to +3. Readings will be coolest in areas of onshore, northerly winds.

Saturday

Sun and cloud central, south and east with some isolated flurries. The West Coast will see a mostly cloudy skies with a few scattered flurries or showers. Highs of 0 to 3.

Sunday

Flurries on the West Coast, otherwise it’s a mix of sun and cloud across the Island. Highs of 1 to 4.

Monday

Chance of snow. Highs near 0.

Labrador Forecast

Thursday

Sun and cloud on the coast. Expect flurries around Labrador City and Wabush and around Upper Lake Melville. Highs range from -4 in the north to 2 in the south and west.

Friday

A few flurries in the West, especially around Churchill Falls, otherwise expect mostly cloudy skies. Highs between 0 and -2.

Saturday

Flurries. High temperatures of -1 to -3.

Sunday

Mostly cloudy. Highs of 0 to -4.

Monday

Mostly cloudy. Risk of flurries in the west. Highs near 0.