Hey Folks,

I just wanted to give you a quick idea at what Halloween night could look like across the Province.

The system at hand is a Colorado Low forming as we speak. It will head into the Great Lakes on Friday and then into our neck of the woods just in time for the weekend. But it's all about timing.

-The American model is just a little bit quicker with the arrival of this system and as you can see by Saturday night at 9pm the rain is right across the Island... with wet flurries falling across Labrador.

-The Canadian model is just a bit slower with the system and is keeping Eastern Newfoundland dry until the late evening and overnight on Saturday.

So it appears you folks in Labrador should be prepared for some wet flurries, perhaps mixing in with a shower in the Southeast. It looks like Western Newfoundland will be seeing showers with the jury still out on Central and Eastern Newfoundland.
One thing that appears a good bet for Newfoundland is warmer temperatures. With a good Southerly flow it could be a Windy night but temperatures should be well above the freezing mark.

But I'll keep you posted.

Ryan