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RIDGE WILL HOLD FOR THE WEEKEND
Hey Folks, Although not all of us have been seeing brilliant sunshine this week, at least we have all got to enjoy a nice dry pattern. This area of High pressure has had a tough time breaking the cloud cover down along the Northeast Coast with a persistent Northerly flow. However Labrador and Western Newfoundland have had plenty of sunshine this week and that should continue into the weekend. THE WEEKEND It looks like late Monday and into Tuesday is the better bet for the break down. Wet Snow mixing with Showers could be on the menu for most of Newfoundland and even Southeastern Labrador. You folks in the Lake Melville area and West to Labrador City could see some light flurry action, but it appears you have another nice week coming with another Ridge settling in from Hudson Bay. LATER NEXT WEEK Ryan Your Comments
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Mr. Snodden:
I am doing a school project on old weather sayings and the scientific reasons behind the saying. Do you know why the science behind "red sky at night, sailors delight - red sky at morning sailors warning?" thank you.
Emma Dornan
Today, on Radio Noon, you were discussing the warm temperatures on the (NL)West Coast (+9.0C?).
You mentioned the concept of air moving off the land tends to warm some (land breeze as opposed to sea breeze). However you also alluded to some of the warming effect from the Long Range Mountains.
Is this effect adiabatic? That is, cooling with precipitation on the windward side and adiabatic warming on the leeward side. In other words a limited Chinook Effect.
If so, does this mean that the GNP can have both (mini) East-West chinooks as well as (mini) West -East chinooks?
Then again, maybe it is just the Calgary-Vancouver Olympic Spirit warming things up?
Hello there Ryan,
Heard on Tv A few mins ago speaking about the high temps around our beautiful province, Here in corner brook today at 2pm My thermother was reading 12 C on my back patio it is beautiful