#NLwx peak wind gust at Cape Pine 116km/h at 0935. Snow ~ 12cm Rodney Barney

Brief wind lull working up the NE coast in step with the passing of the low centre. A temporary break before strong westerlies roar back in soon after the low passes. 🌬️ #nlwx

While not the widespread intense winds of some recent storms, there were still some solid gusts over the past 24 hrs. Peak 128 km/h at St. Anthony Airport marked the highest at that location since Dec 6, 2024. #nlwx

Once again wind was high on S. Avalon. #nlwx peak gust at Cape Pine 129km/h Rodney Barney

#NLwx What’s going on with the defective Anemometer at CAPE RACE? It’s been off for months! Can ECCC please fix it.

#NLwx Peak wind gust from the south at Cape Pine 129km/h at 9am Winds have dropped dramatically now. Seems to be changing direction.

Peak gust so far at Cape Pine 142km/h #NLwx

FORECAST WIND CHILLS | JAN 24, 2026 The lowest chills are still ahead of us and will occur between tonight and Sunday. #nlwx

The major storm impacting parts of the NE US & eastern Canada will be an #NLwx maker Monday overnight to Tuesday night. Some details to work out such as track, but a general 10-20cm seems likely for Nfld. Some pockets of central & NE Nfld may be as high as 25cm. Gusty as well.

Blizzard like conditions for the last few hours on S.Avalon with zero visibility, winds gusting 110km/h. #NLwx

About 3cm snow so far on extreme S.Avalon as of 1830 #nlwx

10cm overnight at Cape Pine and S. Avalon, bit more than forecasted by ECCC. A unique occasion to be able to measure it - winds light NE. #NLwx

Totals from the latest winter storm; appreciate the help from the volunteers out there as usual. YKWYA 🙂 Also of note, 328 cm so far this season at St. John's #YYT; 434 cm Gander West. About 40-60% more than the avg for this point in the season. dd.weather.gc.ca/20260219/WXO-D… #nlwx

#NLwx snow has started on extreme S. Avalon. 1245LT

36.2cm of snow as of 8:30am in Paradise this morning. My heated rain cone is measuring 28.0mm water equivalent. 4.6cm accumulation of snow in the last hour. #NLwx

Numbers from the latest blockbuster storm: dd.weather.gc.ca/today/bulletin…. With 165.2 cm Feb 1-22, St. John’s #YYT is now <5 cm from its snowiest February on record (170.1 cm, 2006) and closing in on its snowiest calendar month (173.4 cm, Dec 2000). A few more days to get there! #nlwx

2 years ago today a significant freezing rain storm impacted the extreme Southern Avalon. Ice accretion was about 20mm on exposed surfaces combined with E winds of 80km/h. Resulting in approximately 55 Newfoundland Power poles needing replacement at St. Shotts & Cape Pine. #NLwx

Southern Avalon: Had about 10cm snow, now freezing rain. #NLwx