Tuesday Morning Update — August 19, 2025
We are waking up to an area of low pressure driving areas of rain from the coast of Labrador to the Avalon Peninsula. The rain becomes more widespread over eastern and northeastern Newfoundland today.
Rain Moves In – A Boost for Firefighting
I’ve never been more excited to forecast rain than I am today. As of late Monday afternoon (August 18, 2025), showers had already reached central Newfoundland
Monday Morning Update — August 18, 2025
A cold front will bring much-needed rainfall to central and eastern Newfoundland later today through late Tuesday or Wednesday. This should be a huge help to fire suppression efforts!
Wildfire Update — August 17, 2025
Fisheries, Forestry, and Agriculture, Newfoundland and Labrador (FFA NL) issued an update on the wildfire situation at 8 PM Saturday evening (August 16, 2025).
Wildfire Update: Progress but Challenges Remain — August 16, 2025
he Department of Fisheries, Forestry and Agriculture, Newfoundland and Labrador, provided a new update this morning on the province’s major wildfires.
Rain Brings Some Relief, but Wildfires Remain a Concern this weekend
A welcome change in the weather arrived this afternoon, with some rainfall moving across the Island through the day ahead of and along a cold front.
Wildfire Update — August 15, 2025
Fisheries, Forestry, and Agriculture, Newfoundland and Labrador issued an update on the wildfires at 12:30 PM this afternoon via their Facebook page . Below is the post, in its entirety.
Friday morning update — August 15, 2025
Hopefully, a change in the weather arriving today will help the immense fire suppression efforts over the weekend. Some details on the fires and today’s weather in my morning update.
Thursday morning weather brief — August 14, 2025
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Wednesday Evening Weather Update – August 13, 2025
Another scorching day across Newfoundland and Labrador with heat, humidity, and wildfire concerns. Thumbnail image from Marshall Gillard looking at the Martin Lake Fire.