Quiet Tuesday before some snow and rain return later Wednesday
The weather across the Province will generally remain relatively uneventful over the next 24 to 48 hours. Other than scattered flurries for coastal Labrador and portions of Central and eastern Newfoundland and onshore flurries for parts of the West Coast, not much will be on the go. That being said, it will be chilly and […]
Read moreWindy conditions continue on Monday, as large low swirls south of Greenland
The area of low pressure that brought Friday’s snowfall to eastern Newfoundland continues to impact the weather across Newfoundland and Labrador as we begin the new week. As that low passed the Island, it rapidly intensified and then stalled south of Greenland, and that’s where we find it parked this morning. This low is driving […]
Read moreLarge waves along northeast Newfoundland and northern Avalon Avalon shorelines into Tuesday
THIS ALERT HAS BEEN ENDED Updated at 6:57 AM NST on January 8, 2024 to reflect the changes to the alerts and the storm surge warning for St. Joh’ns & vicinity. An intense storm will remain nearly stationary south of Greenland for the next several days. This system will produce long-period swells, with large breaking […]
Read moreSnow eases overnight on the Avalon, arctic air settles in for the weekend
The snow across eastern Newfoundland will slowly end overnight from west to east. The heaviest snow will be over the Avalon, while areas to the west will see much lighter amounts. The reason for this is the low-pressure centre driving the snow has tracked about 30 to 40 km to the east. The Burin and […]
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