Eddie Sheerr

Along with the rain on the Island, freezing rain will become a threat in parts of Labrador overnight and Friday. I went over all the details in my forecast from Thursday’s edition of the NTV Evening News Hour!

An intense area of low pressure spinning south of the Burin Peninsula is driving more rain and wind across the Island as we start the last day of the week. The image below, courtesy of Ventusky, shows the pattern very well.

This is my full forecast from Friday’s NTV Evening News Hour edition.

An area of low pressure will combine with high astronomical tides on Monday and Tuesday to bring higher-than-normal water levels at high tide for areas of southern Newfoundland. Some minor coastal flooding is likely in low-lying areas along the shoreline.

An area of low pressure will brush southern areas of the Island today as it moves from east to west, and eventually southwestern into the Cabot Strait this afternoon. The movement of this low and weather pattern around it will drive more rain, drizzle and fog over much of the Island and coastal Labrador.

The ECCC NL Weather Office in Gander has issued a RAINFALL WARNING for the following areas from early Wednesday morning into early Thursday morning

The weather pattern doesn’t look to change much over the next few days. All the details are in my latest forecast from Wednesday’s NTV Evening News Hour.

Get the details in my latest forecast from Thursday’s NTV Evening News Hour.

A period of high winds will occur Saturday afternoon and evening for much of Newfoundland’s West Coast on Saturday. The exception to this will be the Wreckhouse area, where the high winds will be found throughout most of Saturday.

Get all the details about what you can expect this weekend in Friday’s installment of the NTV Evening News Hour.