

Post 3 – 6:50 PM NST (6:20 PM AST)
The light snow ends on the Avalon tonight, but snow squalls will persist over the West Coast and Burin Peninsula overnight into Friday. A Snow Squall Watch remains in effect through Friday for those areas. Location under the squalls will see as much as 25 cm on the West Coast and up to 15 cm on the Burin Peninsula. Locally higher amounts will occur, particularly in the higher terrain.

A Wind Warning is also in effect for the Northern Peninsula East from Friday morning through Friday evening. Wind speeds will gust as high as 100 km/h.
Outside of that, an area of low pressure will bring light snowfall to southern and eastern Newfoundland Friday night into Saturday morning. Snowfall amounts will generally be 5 to 10 cm, which includes the Metro and northeast Avalon.
Post 2 – 5:11 PM NST (4:41 PM AST)
Here are some snowfall totals between late last evening and this afternoon.
On top of that, this was St. John’s latest first 10 cm snowfall in winter since March 6, 1933!
Post 1 – 3:12 PM NST (2:42 PM AST)
It’s been a snowy day for much of the Island from the West Coast to the East Coast and for many areas between. The bulk of the snow over eastern and central fell overnight, but it continues to fall for many areas this afternoon.
Radar imagery as of 3:15 PM NST shows snow redeveloping over the Avalon Peninsula, and this will continue into the evening. Expect another 2 to 5 cm by the time this area of snow moves offshore later this evening.
