3 years ago
Northern Lights to be very active tonight!
There is an excellent chance of seeing the Northern Lights across much of the Province overnight as a G3 Geomagnetic storm is forecast. Geomagnetic storm strength is categorized on a scale from G1 to G5, established by the Space Weather Prediction Center. A G1 storm, the mildest, may cause minor power grid fluctuations and minimal […]
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3 years ago
Snow flurries and chilly temps on Thursday’s docket
Our Thursday morning is starting off on the cold side across much of Newfoundland and Labrador. As of 6:42 AM NST, temperatures on the Island are in the single digits below freezing, while temperatures in the Big Land are into the minus teens, and minus 20s and some areas (Wabush) getting very close to -30ºC. […]
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3 years ago
Snow ends in eastern/central Newfoundland this evening, chilly temps settle in for Thursday
The frustrating area of low pressure that brought the snow and rain to eastern and central Newfoundland on Wednesday will move into the North Atlantic overnight, taking the snow with it. Behind the low, we are in for a chilly day across the Province on Thursday. More sunshine will also be seen across the region, […]
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3 years ago
Eddie’s Update: Less snow in the forecast for Metro, more for areas farther west
Looking at the latest guidance, it appears there has been a bit of a westward shift in the heaviest snowfall. The St. John’s Metro likely sees less snowfall (10 cm or less) rather than more. Heavier amounts (10-20+ cm) will likely be over the southwestern Avalon Peninsula, the Burin Peninsula, Clarenville, and northwest toward parts […]
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