Tuesday Morning’s Weather Update — March 10, 2026

Written By Eddie Sheerr

Good Tuesday Morning!

Here are today’s weather highlights:

  • An area of low pressure will track through the southern third of Labrador this morning, which will bring some rain and snow to the Big Land during the first half of the day, which ends this afternoon.

  • The low will generate some wind, and a WIND WARNING (YELLOW LEVEL) is in effect for the Northern Peninsula until this afternoon for gusts to 100 km/h from the southwest.

  • There may be a few flurries along the southwest coast this afternoon

  • Wednesdsay is quiet and breezy

  • Next strom arrives Thursday and Winter Storm Watches are in effect for much of the Island ahead of it, along with Special Weather Statements.

Today’s Forecast

An area of low pressure will track through southern Labrador this morning, bringing some rain and snow to the southeast corner of the Big Land. On top of that, as this system departs, it will generate some gusty winds along the coast of Labrador and more on the Northern Peninsula. Gusts will be as high as 100 km/h at times this morning into the early afternoon on the GNP before they ease later today.

The expected peak wind gusts tomorrow - March 10, 2026

Outside of the rain and snow in the Big Land this morning, and the breezy conditions on the GNP, the weather across NL looks fairly unimpressive from today through tomorrow. Expect a fair bit of sun and cloud, with perhaps a few flurries along and near the west coast later today and this evening.

Wednesday will be quiet as well… however, Thursday will not be. Another low will move in, and this will bring a period of snow, ice, and eventually rain to much of the Island and mostly snow in Labrador. Ahead of this, Environment Canada has issued the following alerts:

❄️ Winter Storm Watch — The following areas are under an active winter storm watch, meaning conditions are expected to develop that could bring significant snowfall, blowing snow, or a mix of winter precipitation:

Potential snowfall: 15 to 25 cm, except 35 cm or more over higher terrain along the west coast.

Potential freezing rain duration: 6 to 8 hours.

Potential freezing rain amounts: 5 to 15 mm.

  • Bay of Exploits

  • Bay St. George

  • Buchans and the Interior

  • Corner Brook

  • Deer Lake – Humber Valley

  • Grand Falls-Windsor

  • Green Bay – White Bay

  • Gros Morne

  • Northern Peninsula East

  • Parson's Pond – Hawke's Bay

  • Port Saunders and the Straits

📋 Special Weather Statements — The following areas have special weather statements in effect — conditions are noteworthy but currently below warning or watch thresholds:

Potential freezing rain duration: near 4 hours. Potential freezing rain amounts: 2 to 5 mm.

  • Bonavista North

  • Gander

  • Bonavista Peninsula

  • Clarenville

  • Terra Nova

Potential snowfall: 5 to 10 cm, except less over the Burin Peninsula. Potential rainfall: 25 to 50 mm.

  • Burgeo–Ramea · Burin Peninsula

  • Channel–Port aux Basques

  • Connaigre

  • Burin Peninsula

I’ll have my next forecast posted later today or this evening.

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