Here is a look at the radar loops from earlier this morning. #nlwx

Rain has arrived over some parts of the Island, and wet snow is falling in the land and over higher terrain. As warmer air moves in, this will all change to rain. Winds will also intensify overnight. #nlwx

Today will be a good day to make any last-minute preparations before the next weather system arrives.

A developing area of low pressure located over eastern Long Island this morning will send rain into Newfoundland and snow into Labrador by this evening.

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The radar shows our record-breaking November low swirling over eastern Newfoundland this evening. Pretty wild to see, even from my chair! #nlwx

NOV 4, 2025 | 10:17 PM NST

Here is an animation of how the wind gusts are expected to play out from tomorrow morning (November 4, 2025) through Wednesday.

Some areas of southern and eastern Newfoundland will see the wind peak twice. Once tomorrow afternoon/evening and again early Wednesday morning.

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This animation shows the wind core associated with Hurricane/Post-Tropical Storm Melissa. As long as we don't get a dramatic shift in the track, the hurricane-force gusts (120+ km/h) remain offshore. #nlwx