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 and flurries remain in the forecast into Wednesday for parts of western and southern Newfoundland. Outside of that, its quiet… but not for long.

After last night’s snow and wind, temperatures have turned quite cold across much of NL.

Another round of snow has moved in, and this will continue into and through Tuesday for some areas of the Island.

Another round of wintry weather arrives over parts of eastern Newfoundland later today, and the forecast isn’t without its challenges.

Environment and Climate Change Canada has issued a Special Weather Statement for parts of eastern Newfoundland ahead of a system set to move in Monday evening and out early Tuesday morning.

Tonight we’re dealing with bitter cold, blowing snow, and powerful winds across Newfoundland and Labrador.

Winter storm and blizzard-like conditions will be found across much of NL today as an area of low pressure rapidly intensifies north northeast of Newfoundland.

An arctic front is sweeping across Newfoundland and Labrador tonight into Friday, bringing the coldest air of the season so far.

Today is a good cleanup day because more snow, rain, and wind are expected this evening ahead of another intense weather-maker.

The snow will end overnight but the wind speeds will ramp up. Following that Thursday is quiet… but not for long. Details in tonight’s forecast!

The first flakes from the first winter storm of the season for Newfoundland have arrived, and I’ll be tracking the system all day!

The first major winter storm of the season arrives late tonight or early Wednesday and promises to bring heavy snow, high winds, ice and rain. Details in tonight’s forecast.

Winter Storm, Snowfall and Wind Warnings have been issued for Wednesday. Today will be a good day to prep for tomorrow’s snowfall.

A strong winter storm will move in early Wednesday and promises to bring heavy snow, heavy rain, high winds and even some ice as it rolls through.

Environment and Climate Change Canada has issued a Special Weather Statement for Wednesday, as a potent winter storm is expected to bring heavy snow, rain and high wind to Newfoundland.

A fast-moving low comes through today; however, a much more potent system looms for mid-week.

The parade forecast looks great!

Areas of low pressure bring more unsettled weather to NL today.

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