Unsettled and cooler weather arrives in Labrador while the Island remains warm and dry
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The Aurora has been putting on a show again! Bright displays were seen last night in both Labrador and Newfoundland. Check out this stunning photo from Outer Cove, captured by Jesse Clancy — thank you for sharing! More Northern Lights photos are available in our gallery right here.
Tonight & Wednesday
Island: Quiet conditions tonight. Overnight lows 7–10 °C.
Labrador: Cooler along the coast, teens inland, with a few coastal showers spreading north overnight.
Wednesday:
Island: Sunshine to start, then warmer inland/west (mid-20s) while coastal/onshore areas like St. John’s stay cooler (~16 °C).
Labrador: Onshore winds keep Hope Dale/Nain ~7–8 °C, mid-teens in Cartwright, mid-20s in Goose Bay and western areas.
Thursday
Cooler air filters in.
Showers and thunderstorms develop along the boundary between warm and cool air, focused in northern Labrador.
By Thursday, showers drift south as far as the Trans-Labrador Highway.
On the Island: sunshine, temps in the teens and 20s.
Friday & Weekend
Island: Stays quiet with sun, temps teens/20s through the weekend.
Labrador: More unsettled Friday with rain from the west, a few showers Saturday, then calmer Sunday.
Early signs of snow already in parts of northern Quebec!
Records Watch
St. John’s is chasing the 2012 record of 76 days at/over 20 °C. We could tie or beat that by week’s end.
Tropics
There’s a 70% chance of tropical development in the next 7 days — we’ll keep a close eye.
And if you’re wondering why I’m wearing a hoodie here at Igloo Lake Lodge — it’s not the chill, it’s the mosquitoes!
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Tomorrow morning’s update will come from Igloo Lake Lodge, with another tomorrow evening from Happy Valley–Goose Bay as I head out flying with Jim across Labrador.