Hey Folks,

Well, it was quite a Friday and Saturday across much of Newfoundland. Our Nor'easter came in wind pounding Winds, Snow, Rain, Ice Pellets, Freezing Drizzle... am I missing anything?
In the end, as expected Western/Central Newfoundland took the biggest hit from this system with snowfall totals reaching 20 cm in some places.

Here's a summary of what fell across the Island up to Saturday night.

GANDER INT'L'ARPT .......... 21.0 CM
CORMACK .................... 20.0 CM
ENGLEE ..................... 18.2 CM
DEER LAKE .................. 17.8 CM
CORNER BROOK .............. 12.7 CM
BADGER ..................... 11.5 CM
PLUM POINT ................. 10.0 CM

Winds were extremely gusty with this system. First in from the Northeast ahead of the Storm and then in from the Northwest in behind it as it kicked out.

TWILLINGATE ................ 116 KM/H
CAPE PINE .................. 112 KM/H
SAGONA ISLAND .............. 100 KM/H
CAPE RACE .................. 98 KM/H
BURGEO ..................... 98 KM/H
BONAVISTA .................. 94 KM/H
GRATES COVE ................ 85 KM/H
ST. PIERRE ................. 83 KM/H
WINTERLAND ................. 83 KM/H
ST. LAWRENCE ............... 83 KM/H
MARTICOT ISLAND ............ 82 KM/H
PORT-AUX-BASQUES ............ 80 KM/H

MORE SUNSHINE

The good news is, this week is looking much calmer and much Sunnier than it's been in weeks and weeks across a good portion of the Province. An area of High pressure anchored to our South will keep poking its head up and clearing things out from time giving everyone a taste of sunshine, especially later in the week. More on that tonight on Here & Now.

HURRICANE IDA

You may or not have heard about Hurricane Ida... which as of this morning has actually been downgraded to Tropical Storm Ida. However Ida is still a power storm which could drop up to 8 inches (200 mm) of Rain on some parts of the U.S. South over the next 2 days!

As of now it appears the remnants of Ida won't be heading anywhere near Newfoundland and Labrador.

See you tonight at 5:30!

Ryan