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St. John's is milder than the rest of Newfounland. West Coast is still cloudy but colder. A 10°F low in February might be more realistic than in January.
Interesting data. Rocky Harbor would certainly work for me. Averages over 37 inches of more snow than St. John's (not that I would complain about St. John's snowfall). As for my question, looks as though Rocky Harbor is cloudy, but still manages to average as low as 8 F during the winter. Their record low is -33 F, so I guess my -37 F isn't too unrealistic. I would assume even in St. John's, the day it dropped down to -10 F probably had clear skies. One of the things I'm trying to figure out is how cold it can get under cloud cover.
Saturday, 1/8: Snow. High 30. Low 18. Snowfall accumulations of 4-8 inches.
Sunday, 1/9: Cloudy with flurries. High 24. Low 12.
Monday, 1/10: Cloudy with flurries. High 24. Low 10.
Tuesday, 1/11: Cloudy with snow in the morning, mixing with rain during the afternoon. High 34. Low 17. Snowfall accumulations of 1-2 inches.
Wednesday, 1/12: Freezing rain in the morning changing to snow. High 33. Low 22. Ice accumulations around a tenth of an inch. Snowfall accumulations of 1-3 inches.
Thursday, 1/13: Freezing fog in the morning. Becoming windy with a mix of rain, sleet, and snow during the afternoon. Precipitation will turn to all snow by evening. High 36. Low 21. Rainfall around a quarter of an inch. Snowfall accumulations of 3-6 inches.
Friday, 1/14: Snow in the morning, otherwise cloudy and windy. High 29. Low 19. Snowfall around one inch.
Saturday, 1/15: Cloudy and windy with a few rain and snow showers. High 35. Low 24.
Monday, 1/17: Cloudy and windy with a mix of rain, sleet, and snow. High 35. Low 31. Snow and sleet accumulations around one inch.
Tuesday, 1/18: Sleet and snow transitioning to a steady rain. High 38. Low 29. Snow and sleet accumulations of 1-2 inches. Rainfall around a half an inch.
Wednesday, 1/19: Rain early. Becoming partly sunny, windy, and cooler. High 39. Low 25. Rainfall around a quarter of an inch.
Thursday, 1/20: Cloudy and windy with snow showers and flurries. High 29. Low 20. Light snowfall accumulations.
Friday, 1/21: Heavy snow and wind. High 23. Low 15. Snowfall accumulations of 12-18 inches.
Saturday, 1/22: Snow and wind. High 19. Low 5. Snowfall accumulations of 4-8 inches.
The week will start off with wind, sleet, snow, and a soaking rain, but snowier and colder conditions will return at the end of the week with a major snowstorm dropping nearly two feet of snow. The storm will be followed by the coldest temperatures of the season, dropping below zero next week. Lowest temperature recorded this season was 0 F back in November.
Monday, 1/17: Cloudy and windy with a mix of rain, sleet, and snow. High 35. Low 31. Snow and sleet accumulations around one inch.
Tuesday, 1/18: Sleet and snow transitioning to a steady rain. High 38. Low 29. Snow and sleet accumulations of 1-2 inches. Rainfall around a half an inch.
Wednesday, 1/19: Rain early. Becoming partly sunny, windy, and cooler. High 39. Low 25. Rainfall around a quarter of an inch.
Thursday, 1/20: Cloudy and windy with snow showers and flurries. High 29. Low 20. Light snowfall accumulations.
Friday, 1/21: Heavy snow and wind. High 23. Low 15. Snowfall accumulations of 12-18 inches.
Saturday, 1/22: Snow and wind. High 19. Low 5. Snowfall accumulations of 4-8 inches.
The week will start off with wind, sleet, snow, and a soaking rain, but snowier and colder conditions will return at the end of the week with a major snowstorm dropping nearly two feet of snow. The storm will be followed by the coldest temperatures of the season, dropping below zero next week. Lowest temperature recorded this season was 0 F back in November.
First time your forecast is warmer than my real forecast.
Outlook : sunny conditions with mild to warm weather are expected throughout the week with a shower or two. A particulary strong burst of cold air is however expected from next Tuesday.
Thursday 20/1
Low 18°C High 22°C
AM broken clouds, sunny afternoon.
Bright sunshine : 6 hours
Friday 21/1
Low 16°C High 27°C
Plenty of sunshine. A cool morning followed by a bright warm afternoon.
Bright sunshine : 10.5 hours
Saturday 22/1
Low 18°C High 29°C
Sunny at first with a very warm afternoon. A brief shower is expected mid-afternoon with a drop in temperature.
Bright sunshine : 8 hours
Sunday 23/1
Low 15°C - High 24°C
Cold morning followed by a mild afternoon. Bright.
Bright sunshine : 9 hours
Monday 24/1
Low 20°C - High 23°C.
Mild morning and afternoon. Cloudy.
Bright sunshine : 3 hours.
Tuesday 25/1
Low 23°C - High 28°C
Muggy and warm morning. Very warm afternoon. Becoming cloudy.
Night thunderstorm.
Sunshine hours : 5 hours.
Warning : a rush of cold air is expected tuesday late at night and wesdnesday morning.
Expect significantly cooler temperatures and dry conditions during the following few days.
Wesneday is likely to be one of the coldest days this winter.
Wesdnesday - 26/1
Low : 12°C - High : 18°C
Cold and very dry. Abudant sunshine and clear blue skies.
Bright sunshine : 11 hours.
Winter Storm Warning remains in effect until 7PM tomorrow night
It continues to be a cold, snowy day with temperatures in the low 20s. Total snowfall accumulations as of 7PM amount to 12 inches with an additional foot expected through tomorrow. Temperatures will plunge below zero early Sunday morning.
Sunday, 1/23: Sunny in the morning. Becoming overcast during the afternoon. High 12. Low -10.
Monday, 1/24: Cloudy. High 16. Low -3.
Tuesday, 1/25: Cloudy. High 22. Low 0.
Wednesday, 1/26: Snow. High 28. Low 16. Snowfall accumulations of 4-8 inches.
Thursday, 1/27: Snow ending during the morning. High 30. Low 19. Snowfall accumulations of 1-3 inches.
Friday, 1/28: Windy with snow, heavy at times. High 26. Low 17. Snowfall accumulations of 4-8 inches.
Saturday, 1/29: Snow ending during the morning. Cloudy and windy with scattered flurries during the afternoon. High 24. Low 11. Snowfall accumulations of 2-4 inches.
A snowstorm will wrap up Saturday night and will be followed by the coldest temperatures of the season with lows dropping down to -10 F Sunday morning. Monday and Tuesday are also expected to drop at or below zero. Wednesday through Saturday will be very snowy with four day accumulations possibly reaching two feet. Snow cover may exceed four feet in some areas by week's end. Blustery conditions at the end of the week will cause snow to blow around and make it feel even colder. We are now in the heart of winter!
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