Frost Advisory In Effect Tonight Into Monday Morning (June 15, 2026) For Much Of Newfoundland
A chilly reminder that the growing season in Newfoundland comes with a few caveats. Environment Canada has issued a frost advisory for much of the island tonight, with temperatures expected to dip close to or below freezing in the colder, low-lying areas. If you've got a garden on the go or tender plants outside, tonight's the night to give them some cover. Here's the rundown:
A Frost Advisory is in effect for much of eastern, central and northern Newfoundland tonight into early Monday morning.
Areas under the advisory:
Avalon Peninsula North
St. John's and vicinity
Grand Falls-Windsor and vicinity
Bay of Exploits
Bonavista North
Bonavista Peninsula
Clarenville and vicinity
Gander and vicinity
Green Bay – White Bay
Terra Nova
Northern Peninsula East
Parson's Pond – Hawke's Bay
Port Saunders and the Straits
The details:
Conditions are favourable for patchy frost to develop tonight, with partly clear skies and light winds teaming up with cool air. Minimum temperatures are expected to dip to between -1 and +4 °C, coldest in low-lying and frost-prone spots. The risk runs through early Monday morning.
What to do:
Take steps to protect cold-sensitive plants, trees, and crops. Cover up anything vulnerable, especially in low-lying areas where the cold settles first.
Make sure to check out the following things:
📱 Get the Sheerr Weather App in the Apple App Store and Google Play Store.
🗺️ Check out the Map Room to see all the latest weather observations for the Province.
🎥 Check out the Provincial Highway Cams to see 👀 what’s going on around our highways and byways!
