Update time: 4:17 PM NST (3:47 PM AST)

An area of light to moderate snow is moving over the Avalon Peninsula at this hour. This isn’t moving overly fast and will likely mean some slippery roads for the evening commute.

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Update time: 1 PM NST (12:30 PM AST)

An area of light snow and flurries persist across western regions of the Island this afternoon along an eastbound occluded front. Meanwhile, areas of flurries and snow squalls are affecting eastern and southeastern areas with locally intense snowfall rates.

Tuesday’s Forecast(s)

Newfoundland:

Areas of light snow and flurries will be found across much of the Island today as a weak disturbance rotates through the region. The steadiest snow will be in the Green Bay – White Bay area and the southern portion of the eastern side of the Northern Peninsula, where a Snowfall Warning is in effect for today. Up to 15 cm of snow is expected, mainly in the higher terrain.

Rain will mix with the snow the farther north one goes on the Northern Peninsula. A Blowing Snow Advisory is also in effect for Channel-Port aux Baasques and vicinity this morning.

Labrador’s Forecast

Snow along the coast will end from north to south throughout the late morning and afternoon. The snow may not end from near Cartwright to Mary’s Harbour until later tonight. Due to offshore flow, the weather near the Strait of Belle Isle looks calmer today. If you’re driving east and north along the TLH from Blanc-Sablon today, you will run into the snow quickly once you start to climb north and lose the topographic influence of the wind. Outside of that, expect scattered flurries across the rest of Labrador.