Morning Briefing

Friday Morning Weather Brief — September 26, 2025

By Eddie Sheerr·September 26, 2025 · 5:00 AM

Good Friday morning!

A system tracking out of the northeastern United States and Maritimes will spread wet and breezy weather across the province today. Temperatures will be mild again for many areas, with highs in the teens to near 20. Labrador will be somewhat cooler.

Today’s Highlights

• West Coast/GNP: Rain begins in the morning (it may have already).

• Central & Labrador: Showers develop by midday.

• Eastern Newfoundland: Rain arrives in the afternoon and evening.

• South Coast: Rain falls throughout the day and will end from west to east

• Labrador: Rain and showers through much of the day

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The heaviest rain will fall along the South Coast and parts of southern Newfoundland, where 20 to 40 mm is on the way from this morning into later today and tonight. Areas farther north, including Labrador, will see 5 to 15 mm of rain. As always, locally higher amounts are possible.

Wind Speeds

• Daytime Friday: Increasing winds along the south and southwest coasts; a Wreckhouse Wind Warning is in effect from this morning into the afternoon for gusts as high as 100 km/h.

• Friday Evening: Burin Peninsula, Avalon, and Marystown could see sustained winds of 40–50 km/h with gusts up to 60–70 km/h.

• Overnight: Winds ease across Newfoundland into early Saturday morning.

Saturday’s Outlook

By Saturday morning, most of the rain will have cleared the island, leaving only a few lingering showers.

• Newfoundland: Quiet but breezy, especially in exposed areas.

• Labrador: Winds increase through the day, with gusts potentially reaching near 70 km/h in some areas.

• Temperatures: Reach the teens on the Island and single digits to lower teens in Labrador.

My next update will be posted this afternoon on my website. I also post often through the day on my socials! And make sure to get the Sheerr Weather app to always be up to date on the latest weather whereever you are!