3 years ago
Hurricane Lee Update; not expected to bring major impacts to N.L., however the Maritimes will not be so lucky
As of 6:30 PM Hurricane Lee is a Category 2 storm on the Saffir-Simpson scale is packing winds of 165 km/h. The storm is moving north at 16 km/h and is located 610 km south-southwest of Bermuda. The central pressure is 952 mb and a Hurricane Watch is now in effect for the Canadian/US border […]
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3 years ago
Wednesday night’s forecast; rain moves into Labrador while it’s status quo on the Island
The Overview An area of low pressure will swirl its way toward Labrador overnight and will spread rain throughout much of the Big Land before sunrise Thursday morning. The exception will be on the coast, where the rain will hold off until post-sunrise. On the Island, the large area of high-pressure offshore will keep the […]
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3 years ago
Wednesday morning’s forecast; more of the same
An area of high pressure north of the Island is going to keep the onshore, easterly flow, on the go for the next couple of days. While this will not result in significant weather rolling into the Island, it will keep the skies cloudy, drizzle frequent, and fog possible along and near east-facing shorelines. Today […]
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3 years ago
Eddie’s forecast: More clouds than sun will be the rule for Wednesday + an update on Hurricane Lee
An area of high pressure north of the Island is going to keep the onshore, easterly flow, on the go for the next couple of days. While this will not result in significant weather rolling into the Island, it will keep the skies cloudy, drizzle frequent, and fog possible along and near east-facing shorelines. Lows […]
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