It is a very warm and very humid start to the day for the eastern half of Newfoundland. As of 5:30 AM many locations were reporting temperatures in the upper teens to near 20º,

The RCMP NL is responding to a fire near Route 233 near Sexton Lumber in Lethbridge this evening.

St. John’s is closing in on a new record for 20°C days, with more warmth and humidity this weekend. Showers develop Sunday, and I’m also watching the tropics.

Temps warm up in eastern areas of the Big Land and cool down for parts of the Island. And on top of that, the sun will be-a-shining!

Closing in on a 20º+ record for the St. John’s area as September rolls toward the end of it’s first week!

We are looking at widespread clouds and areas of rain and showers in Labrador, and some pockets of fog and drizzle on the Island this morning.

The forecast for the Big Land changes for Thursday while the Island will see the abnormally warm and dry weather persist!

Good Wednesday morning! The weather across NL looks good for the most part today!

The week ahead looks mainly quiet across the Island with teens and 20s, while Labrador turns cooler with showers by Thursday.

The Northern Lights put on quite a show over parts of NL last night!

Weather-wise today, we are looking at sunshine across much of NL and unseasonably warm temperatures.

We’ll start off with near-to-well-above-normal temperatures, a welcome stretch of warmth for early September

Sunday’s showers and thunderstorms made for some very dramatic skies over parts of central Newfoundland Sunday evening. Monday will be much less… dramatic!

The Province has officially changed the status of the Kingston wildfire to Under Control.

Rain moves into Newfoundland overnight and will make for a very soggy Saturday across the Avalon, Burin, Clarenville, Terra Nova, and Bonavista regions.

The Provincial Government has lifted the evacuation order for Western Bay, Ochre Pit Cove, and the remaining portion of Northern Bay, effective immediately. All residents are now permitted to return to their communities.

The storms we had last evening formed along a cold front. That cold front moved offshore and took the showers with it.

It’s been an unsettled Thursday across Newfoundland and Labrador, with scattered showers and a few thunderstorms rolling through.

The Honourable Dr. John Haggie, Minister of Justice and Public Safety, has partially rescinded the regional state of emergency for a portion of the Bay de Verde Peninsula

We are waking up to some rain over the eastern and northeast sides of the Island. The heaviest rain is located on the Avalon, with lighter rainfall to the west.