Eddie Sheerr

The area of low pressure that brought the very impactful weather Sunday is still spinning over the Island and affecting the Province this morning. This low will be the primary driver in our weather over the next few days, but the impacts will be far more muted than we just saw.

The statement reads as follows: A low pressure system formed off Cape Hatteras early Saturday and rapidly intensified into a powerful storm as it tracked northeastward to stall over the Avalon Peninsula on Sunday. From a meteorological perspective, the storm met nearly double the criteria for a 'weather bomb,' with its central pressure dropping nearly […]

The clouds, sun, fog, and showers are creating the perfect conditions for rainbows and fogbows. I’ve seen several pictures of them today!

Post 1 – 10:13 AM NST (9:43 AM AST) The weather across the Island is fairly quiet today, minus a few flurries being picked up by radar over western areas. The image below shows that nicely. Temperatures are near or above freezing in the lower terrain, so travel conditions should be good for most areas. […]

Snow has arrived on the West Coast and radar indicates it’s light and has nearly reached the Corner Brook area as of 6:08 AM NST. Temperatures are also near or below the freezing mark, so what falls will generate some slick travel in spots.

We are waking up to areas of snow across the Island this morning and the road conditions via 511NL.ca show various roads are being reported as snow-covered or partly snow-covered. Routes 510 and 516 in Labrador are marked as ‘travel not advised’ due to snow and poor visibility.

The Environment and Climate Change Canada Weather Office in Gander has issued a Special Weather Statement for large waves, pounding surf and elevated sea water levels, possibly exceeding high astronomical tide levels. The Special Weather Statement is in effect for Sunday morning’s high tide, which will occur between 4:30 AM to 8:30 AM, depending upon […]

This morning, the weather across the Province is generally breezy, quiet, and, dare I say, chilly, with some light snow and/or flurries falling over parts of the Island and the Big Land. Here is a look at temperatures, wind chills, and wind speeds as of 5:30 AM NST.

Post 1 – 6:09 AM NST (5:39 AM NST) The weather observing station at St. John’s International Airport has been reporting freezing drizzle for the last few hours. As you head out the door this morning, some slick spots will be underfoot, and your car may resemble a glazed donut. Give yourself some time to […]

Weather across the province today will remain largely the same as it was during the last couple of days. There will be scattered flurries over eastern, southern, and western Newfoundland, with more numerous flurries through central and along the northeast coast. Areas that see more scattered flurries will also have some sunny breaks today.