As April settles in, Newfoundland and Labrador continues to straddle the line between late winter and early spring. The island will see a mix of sun, wind, and occasional flurries, while Labrador remains locked in a colder, cloudier pattern. From sunny skies in the east to snowy spells in the west, tomorrow brings a little bit of everything across the province.
St. John’s
Expect a bright but breezy day in the capital. Sunshine will dominate the morning, with clouds gradually increasing later in the day. Winds will remain strong, keeping things cool despite a high of 6°C. Overnight lows will fall to around -2°C.
Corner Brook
The west coast will stay mostly cloudy and chilly, with light snow or flurries expected by the afternoon—up to 1 cm accumulation possible. Temperatures will hover around 1°C during the day and drop to -5°C overnight. Winds will add to the chill factor.
Gander
A mostly cloudy and breezy day is in store for central Newfoundland. Highs will reach 5°C, but persistent cloud cover and gusty winds will keep conditions feeling cooler. Overnight low near -3°C.
Happy Valley-Goose Bay
Overcast skies will persist throughout the day, paired with brisk winds and temperatures peaking at -1°C. Conditions remain dry, but the wind will make it feel colder. Expect a low of -9°C Thursday night.
Labrador City
Cloudy and bitterly cold conditions will dominate the day. Temperatures will top out around -7°C and fall to -14°C overnight. Winds will be gusty, adding to the harsh feel of the air.
Conclusion
Thursday will bring a wide range of weather across Newfoundland and Labrador. While some areas enjoy clearer skies and milder temperatures, others can expect wind, snow, and a lingering chill. Whether you’re commuting, heading outdoors, or traveling across regions, be sure to prepare for changing conditions.