Hopefully, a change in the weather arriving today will help the immense fire suppression efforts over the weekend. Some details on the fires and today’s weather in my morning update.

Another scorching day across Newfoundland and Labrador with heat, humidity, and wildfire concerns. Thumbnail image from Marshall Gillard looking at the Martin Lake Fire.

The Premier provided an update on the fires earlier this morning.

Today is going be another hot day across much of the region as our Heat Dome remains firmly in place.

I’m tracking multiple wildfires across the island today, with the Kingston fire remaining the most serious.

From Fisheries, Forestry and Agriculture NL — posted at 12:35 PM, August 12, 2025.

Late this evening, portions of both Paradise and CBS were placed on Evacuation Alert, meaning residents in the affected areas must be prepared to evacuate if the order is given.

Temperatures are warm, and the air is a bit more humid. The humidity is likely the biggest change in the weather you’ll notice today.

According to a Facebook update posted at 11:30 by Fisheries, Forestry, and Agriculture, Newfoundland and Labrador, wildfire suppression teams are preparing for another challenging day.

AUGUST 8, 2025 | Hot and dry weather continues for the next several days with no rain in sight to help quell the fire danger on the Island.

Earlier today, the Government of Newfoundland and Labrador held a livestream to provide an update on the latest developments in the wildfire situation in the Province.

The weather across the Province today looks similar to the last few days… warm and dry. Many of us will also be contending with poor air quality. Details in the morning update!

Three wildfires remain active in the Province this evening and while a reprieve from the hot, dry weather would be nice, a Heat Warning goes into effect Friday for much of NL.

The Province provided an update on the wildfires earlier today.

While the skies over Newfoundland and Labrador may seem calm, the situation on the ground is far from it.

Good morning! Here is what I think you need to know about the fire situation and today’s forecast for the Province.