Residents of Newfoundland and Labrador should brace for a wet and chilly end to the weekend, as an incoming spring storm system is set to bring a mix of rain and snow across the region from Sunday, April 27 to Monday, April 28. While the severity will vary by location, the potential for heavy precipitation is possible, especially in some coastal and elevated areas.
Sunday, April 27: Wet Weather Takes Hold
In St. John’s, the day will begin with intermittent snow or rain, with daytime highs around 8°C. As the storm system strengthens, rainfall could intensify through the afternoon and evening, with overnight temperatures hovering around 3°C.
Across other parts of the province, similar unsettled conditions are forecast. Areas in central and eastern Newfoundland may see moderate to heavy rain, with highs ranging from 1°C to 2°C. Some inland and western areas could experience accumulating snow, especially at higher elevations.
Monday, April 28: Storm Continues
The system will linger into Monday, keeping skies cloudy with a 60% chance of showers in many areas. Temperatures will stay cool, with highs near 7°C and overnight lows dipping to -1°C. Some northern and western areas may see additional snowfall, particularly where colder air remains in place.
