Hey Folks, Happy New Year!!!! A big thanks to Krissy Holmes for pinch hitting and to Rodney Barney for posting some updates over on the weather blog over the past week. Im back in action on CBC Radio today, plus Here & Now this evening and theres no shortage of weather to talk about! THIS AFTERNOON/TONIGHT Updated list of Warnings & Advisories can be found here: weather.gc.ca/warnings/index_e.html?prov=nl EASTERN NEWFOUNDLAND: Warm air continues to push into Eastern Newfoundland (highs near +10° early this afternoon) a few showers will continue this afternoon and those winds will continue to crank. Southwest Gusts in the 80-100 km/h range are on the menu this afternoon, evening, tonight & into Tuesday morning. Best to shovel away any snow/slush left on your walkways or driveways by Supper time, as everything will freeze up tight tonight. Temps drop back below zero this evening and will sink to -7° by Tuesday morning with wind chills near -18. Onshore flurries and snow squalls will fire up tonight & continue into Tuesday morning over the Burin & Avalon Peninsulas with localized amounts of 2-5 cm looking likely. CENTRAL NEWFOUNDLAND: Temps will continue to rise this afternoon, switching those who are still seeing freezing rain over to rain. Winds will really kick in as well with gusts in the 60-80 km/h range set for today & tonight. Youll see temps drop below zero this evening with a mix back to flurries and temps down to -10° and wind chills of -22 by Tuesday morning. WESTERN NEWFOUNDLAND: Temps will rise to near and just above zero from PAB to Corner Brook & Gros Morne this afternoon, but only briefly as cold air rushes back in switching the freezing rain/rain mix back over to flurries and snow squalls for tonight. 2-5+ cm looks set locally tonight along the West Coast with gusts in the 60-90+ km/h range as temps drop to near -9° with wind chills near -20 for Tuesday morning. NORTHERN PEN/SOUTHEAST LABRADOR: Winter Storm Warnings continue with snow and blowing snow set through today and tonight for you folks. Total amounts in the 15-30 cm range look set by Tuesday morning for the Northern Peninsula up to Cartwright, Groswater Bay & Eagle River, along with winds gusts howling in the 80-100 km/h range today & tonight. HV-GB & LAB WEST: Snow & blowing snow today & tonight with totals in the 15-20 cm range for HV-GB and Lab City/Wabush. Winds kick in from the Northwest tonight with gusts in the 50-70 km/h range, dropping temps to near -30° in Lab City and -18° in HV-GB. More Tuesday & Long Range forecast details have been posted to the blog at cbc.ca/ryansnoddon/ Im back on Here & Now tonight with your complete tonight/Tuesday & a new look Long Range forecast! Tune in to check it out. 5:30pm NT. See you then! Ryan #nlwx
Posted on: Mon, 05 Jan 2015 16:38:38 +0000
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