3 years ago
Easterly flow dominates the weather pattern this week
Over the next 5+ days, we are going to be in a weather pattern of higher than normal pressure to our north and lower than normal pressure to our south. This puts Newfoundland and Labrador in broad onshore, easterly flow. This easterly flow will keep clouds, drizzle, and fog in the picture for eastern areas […]
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3 years ago
Clouds and showers return for Monday, along with cooler temperatures
Easterly flow dominates the weather pattern on Monday, which means a return to clouds, drizzle and even fog for a large part of the Island. Highs today reach the lower to middle teens Island-wide. The warmest readings will be found in offshore flow and in areas away from east-facing shores. Showers will be found over […]
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3 years ago
More record highs were set Saturday, less should be Sunday and Monday
Multiple record and monthly highs were set throughout the Big Land Saturday, and numerous locations throughout the Province reached the lower 20s under bright sunshine and surprisingly light wind speeds. Rodney Barney, a Meteorologist with the Environment and Climate Change Canada Weather Office in Gander (ECCC NL) highlighted this with a tweet. Warm Saturday much […]
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3 years ago
Saturday will be unseasonably warm for virtually all of N.L., minus the Avalon
The long weekend is upon us and will start off on the unseasonably warm side for a large chunk of the Province. Friday saw numerous records fall in Labrador and on the Island, and I would suspect the same will happen today. Temperatures yesterday, and again today, will be between 10 and 15 degrees above […]
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