Our Tuesday morning is certainly starting on the chilly side of things, with readings into the single digits above and below freezing on the Island, and generally below in Labrador. Eastern and northeast areas of the Island generally see cloudy skies to start the day, and in many areas, it’s probably damp. Meanwhile, areas to the west, south, and northeast and into Labrador are generally dry.

Today, we will see a fair bit of sunshine on the Island. Areas that start cloudy, like in the east, will see increasing sunshine throughout the day. Highs reach the middle to upper single digits on the Island and across the Big Land. Labrador will also see partly to mostly cloudy skies today, with some showers or flurries pushing into the west this afternoon and evening.

After today, temperatures will generally be on the upswing for the remainder of the week. Highs on the Island will creep back into the teens and Labrador will work back into the upper single digits to lower teens. The next chance of rain will be from late Wednesday through early Thursday on the Island. Beyond that the next chance of rain on the Island will be Saturday, while Labrador will see a chance of rain and snow.

I’ll have your next forecast later today.

Have a great one!

Eddie