After a stormy and wet Wednesday, much of Newfoundland is expected to see improving weather today, with sunshine returning to many areas and temperatures climbing into the low to mid-20s. Labrador, however, will remain cooler and unsettled with widespread showers. Across eastern Newfoundland, including the Avalon Peninsula, morning cloud and lingering fog patches will give way to increasing sunshine. Temperatures will reach 23°C in the St. John’s area, with humidex values app

Showers, heavy rain and the risk of thunderstorms are expected tonight across parts of eastern and central Newfoundland, while improving conditions spread across western sections of the Island. The wettest conditions are expected across the Avalon Peninsula this evening, where rain and embedded thunderstorms will persist before tapering off near or shortly after midnight. An additional 5 to 10 millimetres of rainfall is expected, with strong southerly winds gusting between 70

We can expect a mixed bag of weather today, with showers, thunderstorms and areas of heavy rain developing in several regions. The heaviest rainfall is expected across the Burin Peninsula, where totals of 20 to 30 mm are forecast around the Marystown area. Nearby communities on the Avalon Peninsula, including St. John’s, could see 10 to 15 mm of rain through the day. Elsewhere on the Island, rainfall amounts are expected to be lighter. Corner Brook and Port aux Basques are fo