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Snow squalls are the next threat to watch for The snow has pushed out of the eastern half of the province, but strong winds persist with gusts up to 70 km/h this morning.There is a risk of snow squalls on the southern Avalon and Burin Peninsulas…

Snow squalls are the next threat to watch for #nlwx
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Stormy weather later today for parts of the province A low will move across eastern Newfoundland later today and tonight.Most of the province is starting out with nice weather today. Snow will move into eastern and southern Newfoundland early this…

Stormy weather later today for parts of the province #nlwx
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Another storm headed to eastern Newfoundland An area of low pressure will push across eastern Newfoundland on Monday night into Tuesday morning and will being snow and strong winds to the area.The heaviest snow will fall across the northern Aval...

Another storm headed to eastern Newfoundland #nlwx
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Special weather statement - issued for:
Avalon Peninsula North
Burin Peninsula
Connaigre
Bonavista Peninsula
Clarenville and vicinity
Terra Nova

10 to 20 cm, with higher amounts possible.

Wind gusts to 80 km/h.

Monday evening until early Tuesday morning.

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Still over 4K without power this morning Newfoundland Power reports that progress was made overnight with the number of customers experiencing outages coming down from approximately 17,000 to 4400. Crews are working to repair damages and res...

Still over 4K without power this morning
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Saturday's Forecast
Corner Brook: Scattered clouds, -7°C
Gander: Few clouds, -8°C
Grand Falls-Windsor: Scattered clouds, -8°C
Labrador City: Few clouds, -29°C
St. John's: Broken clouds, -5°C
#nlwx

Severe weather resulting in multiple power outages Newfoundland Power is advising that there are multiple power outages across the province tonight. Crews are responding where it is safe to do so, but the severe weather is limiting the ability to carr...

Severe weather resulting in multiple power outages #nlwx www.weathersource.ca/post/severe-...

#YYT now reporting wind at 123 km/h.

Winds are gusting to 112 km/h at #YYT. #NLWX

Yellow level advisory - blowing snow - issued for:
Avalon Peninsula North
St. John's and vicinity
Bonavista Peninsula
Clarenville and vicinity
Terra Nova

There are multiple power outages in several areas of the province tonight due to severe weather. #nlwx
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Current #nlwx wind gusts:
Bonavista 97 km/h
Port aux Basques 119 km/h
Sagona Island 150 km/h
St. Lawrence 99 km/h
Stephenville 96 km/h
Winterland Branch Hill 100 km/h

Current #nlwx wind gusts:
Bonavista 97 km/h
Port aux Basques 119 km/h
Sagona Island 150 km/h
St. Lawrence 99 km/h
Stephenville 96 km/h
Winterland Branch Hill 100 km/h

Coastal flooding statement - issued for:
   Eastern Coastline of the Avalon Peninsula

Orange level wind warning for:
Bonavista Peninsula
Maximum gusts: 90 km/h, except 130 along parts of the coast.
Time span: until early Saturday morning.

Coastal flooding statement issued for:
Eastern & Northern Shorelines of Placentia Bay & Ragged Islands
Western Coastline of the Burin Peninsula

WEEKEND OUTLOOK: Clearing but cold SaturdayA mix of sun and cloud is expected across the Island with a chance of flurries for western coastal areas. Highs from minus 8 to minus 3 are expected. Snow will come to an end along the…

WEEKEND OUTLOOK: Clearing but cold #nlwx
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Stormy start to the weekend An area of low pressure will bring snow, snow squalls, rain, and strong winds to Newfoundland and Labrador today.Newfoundland will see generally 5 to 10 cm of snow today, with the exception of the Avalon and Burin Peninsula, where a rain and snow mix is expected. Along the west coast, snow squalls are expected, so amounts may be higher locally. Winds across most of the province will gust from 80 to 100 km/h; gusts will be higher in some coastal areas. Highs from minus 7 to plus 2 are expected.La

Stormy start to the weekend #nlwx
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Yellow level warning - snowfall - issued for:
Upper Lake Melville
Eagle River

Yellow level advisory - blowing snow - issued for:
Postville - Makkovik Hopedale and vicinity

Bonavista Peninsula
Clarenville and vicinity
Gander and vicinity
Green Bay - White Bay
Terra Nova

Yellow level warning - wind - issued for:
Avalon Peninsula North
Avalon Peninsula Southeast
St. John's and vicinity
Avalon Peninsula Southwest
Burin Peninsula
Connaigre
Burgeo - Ramea
Deer Lake - Humber Valley
Buchans and the interior
Grand Falls-Windsor and vicinity
Bay of Exploits
Bonavista North

Yellow level warning - wind - issued for:
Corner Brook and vicinity
Bay St. George

Yellow level watch - snow squall - issued for:
Parson's Pond - Hawke's Bay

A few flurries across Labrador, improved in Newfoundland Across the Island, it will be a much calmer day with a mix of sun and cloud expected. There is a risk of flurries for most of Newfoundland, but no accumulation is expected. Highs will be near the free...

A few flurries across Labrador, improved in Newfoundland
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Yellow level warning - snowfall - issued for:
Red Bay to L'Anse-au-Clair
Snowfall with total amounts of 15 to 20 cm is expected.
Total snowfall: Near 15 cm, with locally higher amounts possible.
Time span: Friday morning until Friday evening.

Yellow level watch - snow squall - issued for:
Channel-Port aux Basques and vicinity
Corner Brook and vicinity
Deer Lake - Humber Valley
Gros Morne
Bay St. George
10 to 15 cm, with locally higher amounts possible.
Maximum wind gusts: west to northwesterly 70 to 100 km/h.
Friday to Saturday morning

Yellow level warning - snowfall - issued for:
Northern Peninsula East
Snowfall with total amounts of 15 to 20 cm is expected.
Time span: Friday morning until overnight Friday night.

Yellow level warning - wind - issued for:
Channel-Port aux Basques and vicinity
Maximum wind gusts: northwesterly 80 km/h, except 100 along parts of the coast.
Time span: Friday afternoon and evening.