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Wednesday Morning’s Weather Brief | July 16, 2025

By Eddie Sheerr·

We’re off to a warm and foggy start across much of Newfoundland this morning, with relatively calm weather across the province. Here’s what you need to know today:

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Mild Start with Some Fog

Temperatures are already mild in most areas. Many locations on the Island are waking up to readings in the upper teens and low 20s.

Wednesday Morning’s Weather Brief | July 16, 2025: forecast graphic 1

Fog is widespread along south-facing shorelines due to onshore flow, especially in southern and southeastern areas. Flowers Cove on the Northern Peninsula is also seeing reduced visibility this morning due to fog. In Labrador, it’s a cooler start to the day. There are a few showers in the southeast, and the Cartwright Junction webcam shows wet roads early this morning.

Wednesday Morning’s Weather Brief | July 16, 2025: forecast graphic 2

Webcam images as of 6:14 AM NDT

Today’s Outlook: Labrador

It’s a more comfortable air mass in Labrador today, with highs expected in the teens and lower 20s. There may still be a few showers in the southeast early on, but most areas will stay dry under a mix of sun and cloud.

Wednesday Morning’s Weather Brief | July 16, 2025: forecast graphic 3

Today’s Outlook: Newfoundland

Most of the Island will see a mix of sun and cloud today. However, clouds will begin to increase over the West Coast and Great Northern Peninsula this afternoon. Along the south coast, it’ll stay cooler due to the onshore flow — but that comes with more fog and low cloud cover throughout the day.

A sea breeze may develop along parts of the northeast coast and the northern Avalon, which could drop temperatures by a few degrees this afternoon.

Highs today will reach the mid to upper 20s, and some interior and central areas may even hit the low 30s. The humidex will push temperatures into the 30s for many inland spots.

Wednesday Morning’s Weather Brief | July 16, 2025: forecast graphic 4

The final verdcit for today

It’s a classic summer day in Newfoundland and Labrador — warm and muggy in some places, foggy in others, and quiet overall. Keep an eye on those sea breezes if you’re along the coast this afternoon.

Have a great Wednesday and I’ll have a detailed extended forecast posted this afternoon.


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49 Responses

  1. A great way to start off the day! Thanks Eddie. Looking forward to doing this every morning. Have a good one.

    Dianne

  2. Thank you so much Eddie.Love getting this early forecast. Great weather for today.Enjoy your day

  3. There is no doubt to your expertise & your dedication to NL& Labrador.
    Totally love the app.
    Congratulations!! Eddie

  4. Frank

    What a great app and love the way the the weather is presented. Will be checking in each morning. Thanks Eddie!

  5. Good Morning, Eddie! I think I’ve gotten the hang of your new weather app. It’s soo informative! I’ll do better I’m sure 🤣.
    Have a great day!

  6. Deleted my old faithful weather app and downloaded this one. I’m really loving it so far. It has a beautiful clean UI with a concise weather summary specific to our province. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

  7. As an expat from Newfoundland living in Ontario, I love this app! It’s clear, easy to read, and the daily weather brief for Newfoundland keeps me connected to home. I always check it to compare the weather — maybe that’s just what we expats like to do!

  8. I’ve been a weather watcher and a weather app user for years. This is a great app – top of my list. The format is great. The additional commentary, graphics and videos give a full understanding of what is happening locally. You should copyright this, package it up and sell it to other independent meteorologists and more.

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