The snow, rain and wind are now a thing of the past, however it’s still worth talking about, just like the forecast for the rest of the week!

Pressure records, heavy snowfall, hurricane-force winds brought significant impacts to Newfoundland Monday into Tuesday — December 15-16, 2025.

The ferocious winds are calming down, but damage and power outages have been left in their wake.

Newfoundland is experiencing a sharp contrast in weather conditions today, with very different impacts depending on location.

A major winter storm moves across Newfoundland today and brings snow, ice, rain and another round of high winds!

The next winter storm arrives Sunday night and lasts into Tuesday. It will bring high winds, heavy snow and rain to much of Newfoundland.

Calmer weather returns for the weekend as yet another major winter storm looms for the beginning of next week.

Cooler weather returns today behind Thursday’s thaw!

Snow continues in Labrador through Friday as cooler air returns to the Island.

Temperatures are already above freezing in the south as warmer air has begun its surge to the north.

A shift in wind direction is already underway, and that’s a big part of why the snow squalls have tapered off. As the winds turn southerly tonight, temperatures across much of Newfoundland will moderate—and in many cases rise above freezing before sunrise Thursday.

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.

Snow squalls and flurries remain in the forecast into Wednesday for parts of western and southern Newfoundland. Outside of that, its quiet… but not for long.

After last night’s snow and wind, temperatures have turned quite cold across much of NL.

Another round of snow has moved in, and this will continue into and through Tuesday for some areas of the Island.

Another round of wintry weather arrives over parts of eastern Newfoundland later today, and the forecast isn’t without its challenges.

Environment and Climate Change Canada has issued a Special Weather Statement for parts of eastern Newfoundland ahead of a system set to move in Monday evening and out early Tuesday morning.

Tonight we’re dealing with bitter cold, blowing snow, and powerful winds across Newfoundland and Labrador.

Winter storm and blizzard-like conditions will be found across much of NL today as an area of low pressure rapidly intensifies north northeast of Newfoundland.

An arctic front is sweeping across Newfoundland and Labrador tonight into Friday, bringing the coldest air of the season so far.