An area of high pressure is keeping the weather very quiet across Newfoundland and Labrador and will do so for the next few days. The high will keep the days sunny and mild and the nights chilly and clear. This is the perfect combination to get some frosty night, and we may see just that tonight. In fact, a Frost Advisory is in effect for much of Newfoundland for tonight!

While I don’t expect the frost to be widespread, it is the low-lying interior locations that are at the greatest risk of seeing the mercury drop below freezing tonight. Badger is a location that comes to mind, where we’ve already seen sub-freezing temperatures at least twice this early fall season.

Labrador will generally see lows around 5 to 10 overnight, however in the West readings may dip near freezing come early Friday morning.

Friday will see sunshine across much of the Province, with the exception being the coast of Labrador. I’m not expecting dense clouds and fog in the area, but some mostly cloudy to overcast skies are certainly a possibility. Highs will be in the middle teens to near 20°.

The weekend is looking quite nice, across the province as the area of high pressure continues to dominate the weather picture. The sunshine, mild days, and cool nights will continue. There will be some showers running through the Big Land Saturday night and Sunday and possibly over Western Newfoundland Sunday as well.