Wednesday Morning Weather Update — December 10, 2025
Good Wednesday morning!
We are waking up to flurries and snow squalls across much of the West Coast, along with portions of the Burin Peninsula and southern areas of the Avalon Peninsula, including the southern shore at this hour (5:43 AM) as far north as Tors Cove. The flurries were on the go, on and off, all night, which means some of you will have snow clearing to do because locally significant snowfall has occurred. The radar loop below shows this well.
Note that some areas of interior and central also saw some flurries overnight, but they were too far from the radars in Holyrood and Marble Mountain to get picked up. Be sure to check the 511NL.ca site to see road conditions across the Province.
As the morning progresses, the squalls and flurries Island-wide will begin to shut down as our weather pattern begins to change ahead of our next system. That being said, I do expect snow to arrive on the south/southwest coast by mid to late afternoon. There will also be some light snow moving into the southern Avalon this afternoon. Overall, I’m only expecting a few centimetres in those areas by evening; the inland portions of the Burgeo Highway will be stormy later, as will a portion of the TCH north of Channel-Port aux Basques.
The forecast for today, December 10, 2025.
The Big Land will see a few flurries in the north today, and aside from that expect mid-winter like temperatures and lots of sunshine. There will be areas of blowing snow in the north, but outside of that area the wind speeds do not look to be a major issue today.
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Thursday’s Thaw?!
The next area of low pressure we see will move through between Thursday and Friday. The track this low takes will be one that is through or near the Gulf of St. Lawrence, and then into the North Atlantic on Friday. This means that much of the Island will see snow or just plain rain develop tonight or early Thursday, and then rain on Thursday. The exception will be the Northern Peninsula, where snow looks likely through Thursday as the warm air never really makes it there. As this low swirls thought, much of Labrador will see snow, with the most falling near the Straits as it looks this morning.
The forecast for tomorrow - Thursday, December 11, 2025.
As the low moves into the North Atlantic on Friday, colder air sweeps back across the Island from Labrador. Another round of flurries and snow squalls will return to much of the Island, while more widespread snow lingers on the Northern Peninsula and into parts of Labrador. This will be the case into Saturday; however, Saturday will see the weather improving as the influence from our outbound low starts to wane.
Weather snapshot for Friday afternoon/evening - December 12, 2025.
Right now, the weekend looks calm; however, computer guidance is in shockingly good agreement that parts of eastern Newfoundland are in for more snow early next week. While it’s to early to talk about amounts, it’s something I’m watching closely right now.
