Hey folks,

First of all, I'd just like to say Thank you to each and every one of you who have stopped by to check the blog out and for the really nice comments you've been posting. I really really appreciate it. It's makes the job EVEN MORE enjoyable, when I know there are people out there like yourselves who are enjoying the show. So thanks again.

Alright onto the Weather...
What a nutty 48-60 hours we've witnessed across the Island. RAIN! up to 52 mm along the South Coast and the huge warm up. Yesterday/Last night's mess of a storm which dumped all the ice and freezing rain in the East and some pretty good snow fall amounts in Central.
Bonavista................. 17 cm
Terra Nova park........18 cm
Gander.................... 20 cm
Badger.................... 21 cm
Deer Lake.................12 cm

This morning it's the blast of COLD in behind the system which is icing things up... and firing up some flurries along the Coasts.
You folks in Labrador... a few flurries... but again you folks are off the hook in terms of any severe weather. You've had a pretty nice last few weeks... it's been kind of nice and quiet there with most of the storm tracking well to the East of you and across Newfoundland.

THE WEEKEND
It really isn't looking too bad. No big storms coming in. We do have a system moving in from the West which is going to bring with it some milder air for everyone across the Province.
The Warm comes for you folks in Labrador on Saturday and Sunday with temperatures 5 to 7 degrees above normal. In Newfoundland it's a primarily just a Sunday warm up with temperatures around or even just above the freezing mark. That warmer air of course, comes with a price tag. Snow. Not a huge shot... because this system is an Alberta Clipper coming in from the West and doesn't have much moisture with it. But certainly enough for decent coating on Sunday.

St. John's & the Eastern Island 2-5 cm
Central Island 2-5 cm
Western Island- Those Westerly winds will fire up some sea enhanced flurries & squalls... you folks could pick up 5-10 cm
Eastern Labrador 3-8 cm
Western Labrador 2-5 cm, after 2-5 on Saturday as well.

MONDAY
Once the system hits the Atlantic on Monday, it will energize a bit and will wrap some pretty gusty winds in from the North and Blowing Snow could be an issue especially across Newfoundland. 5-10 more cm's is certainly possible for the Island... especially you folks living along the Northeast Coast... and up the Northern Peninsula.

Full details tonight on Here & Now.

Have a great weekend!

Ryan