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Tuesday Morning’s Weather Briefing — May 26, 2026

By Eddie Sheerr·May 26, 2026 · 6:43 AM

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Good Tuesday Morning!

Here are today’s highlights:

• Temps are in the single digits above freezing as we start the day across the Province.

• Rain is falling over parts of western and southern Newfoundland as of just after 6 AM.

• Rain, drizzle and fog are in the forecast (eventually) for parts of the West Coast, Central, and eastern Newfoundland today, while the showers end in Labrador. The rain and showers will end on the Island this evening.

• The fog will be dense along parts of the southern shore and east-facing shores of the Burin Peninsula, and perhaps along the South Coast today into tonight. A lot will lift by Wednesday morning as some drier air moves in.

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Newfoundland Today

An area of low pressure will move from near the Cabot Strait this morning to southeast of the Avalon this afternoon, passing near or south of the South Coast during the day. This low will bring periods of rain, drizzle and fog to western, southern and eastern Newfoundland today into this evening and tonight. The fog will be dense in some areas, especially along the Southern Shore of the Avalon Peninsula. The combination of this low-pressure system to our south and an area of high pressure to the north will provide a solid northeast fetch, which will keep temperatures in the lower to mid single digits for much of the Island today. Wind speeds over the Burin and Avalon Peninsulas will ramp up during the day and become sustained around 30 to 40 km/h. While that doesn’t sound like much, it will make temperatures feel near freezing.

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