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Morning Briefing

Monday Morning Update — January 19, 2026

By Eddie Sheerr·

Good Monday Morning!

Here are today’s weather highlights:


Friday Morning Update — January 23, 2026: forecast graphic 1

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Another area of low pressure will pass over Newfoundland today, bringing more snow, rain and wind to the Island and portions of southern Labrador throughout the day. This system will depart this evening, and the weather conditions will improve overnight behind it. The animation below times that out quite well.

Snowfall for a large chunk of the central and western halves of the Island will be in the 15 to 30 cm range. The highest amounts will be just west of the rain/snow line and also in the higher terrain of western Newfoundland. The image below shows the expected snowfall today.

Monday Morning Update — January 19, 2026: forecast graphic 2

Eastern areas will see a switch to rain this morning, and it will rain heavily for several hours this afternoon and evening. On top of that, temperatures will rapidly rise to 5º to 10º in many areas today, with the warmest readings on the Avalon Peninsula. HOpefully that will take the snow as I don’t plan to deal with it this morning…

Monday Morning Update — January 19, 2026: forecast graphic 3
Monday Morning Update — January 19, 2026: forecast graphic 4
Monday Morning Update — January 19, 2026: forecast graphic 5

The other aspect of this will be the wind; areas of eastern Newfoundland will see high winds this afternoon and evening. Gusts will be near 100 km/h (or more) on the Avalon Peninsula and some adjacent areas. The good news is that this burst of wind will not last as long as the last few rounds have.

Monday Morning Update — January 19, 2026: forecast graphic 6

Have a great Monday and stay safe!


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7 Responses

  1. Good Morning Eddie! I’m sooo sick of this “Wonderful combination of
    snow, rain, ice and wind”.
    Thanks for the update, enjoy your day!

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