First came the snow and rain, next comes the wind tonight… and more snow!
Newfoundland is experiencing a sharp contrast in weather conditions today, with very different impacts depending on location.
Monday Morning Weather Update — December 15, 2025
A major winter storm moves across Newfoundland today and brings snow, ice, rain and another round of high winds!
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The next winter storm arrives Sunday night and lasts into Tuesday. It will bring high winds, heavy snow and rain to much of Newfoundland.
Calmer weather returns to NL this weekend, ahead of early week winter storm
Calmer weather returns for the weekend as yet another major winter storm looms for the beginning of next week.
Friday Morning Weather Update — December 12, 2025
Cooler weather returns today behind Thursday’s thaw!
Colder air returns to the Island Friday, while the snow flies in Labrador… and then there’s Monday!
Snow continues in Labrador through Friday as cooler air returns to the Island.
Thursday Morning Weather Update — December 11, 2025
Temperatures are already above freezing in the south as warmer air has begun its surge to the north.
A Thursday Thaw is on the way for much of Newfoundland, while snow returns to the Big Land
A shift in wind direction is already underway, and that’s a big part of why the snow squalls have tapered off. As the winds turn southerly tonight, temperatures across much of Newfoundland will moderate—and in many cases rise above freezing before sunrise Thursday.
Wednesday Morning Weather Update — December 10, 2025
We are waking up to flurries and snow squalls across much of the West Coast, along with portions of the Burin Peninsula and southern areas of the Avalon Peninsula, including the southern shore at this hour (5:43 AM) as far north as Tors Cove.
Snow Squalls linger into Wednesday as a brief bout of calmer weather takes hold
Snow squalls and flurries remain in the forecast into Wednesday for parts of western and southern Newfoundland. Outside of that, its quiet… but not for long.