Hey Folks,

I'm running a short on time today, but I wanted to update you on our system moving in Tomorrow. Really there's not much change from the Map and the amounts I talked about yesterday. Although there is a slight adjustment along the Northern Peninsula where I've dropped the Snow line further South to Englee and Plum Point. Basically where the 432 cuts West-East there... looks about where that line will fall. We see some decent mixing just to the South.

Here are a few points.
-From Labrador City to Churchill Falls to Happy Valley Goose Bay to Cartwright- 5-10 cm of Snow.
-Our bullsye for Snowfall still appears to be Southeastern Labrador from Batteau and Black Tickle to the Straits. This area could see 15-20 cm. You could also see some late night/early morning Freezing Rain.
-The Northern Peninsula from the 432, North up to Cape Onion could see 10-15 cm.
-The West Coast of Newfoundland will see the bulk of the rain, which really isn't much 10-15 mm. You folks will also see some late day flurries as Winds shift in from the North and drop temperatures into the afternoon.
-Central and Eastern Newfoundland are basically looking at Showers. 5-10 mm.

SUNDAY LOOKS COOL... BUT SUNNY INTO THE AFTEROON.

Ryan