Snow squalls or flurries will continue into tomorrow with local blowing snow, another 2-4 cms expected except locally 10 cm in snow squalls.
Environment Canada is predicting snow squalls to hit the Corner Brook area around midnight bringing 2-4 cms and a wind chill of minus 17. Snow squalls or flurries will continue into tomorrow with local blowing snow, another 2-4 cms expected except locally 10 cm in snow squalls. Northwesterlies will gusts to 60 km/hr in the morning with a wind chill of minus 19. Flurries will continue tomorrow night changing to snow Wednesday night and into Thursday.
Funding announcement happening in Corner Brook today for SportNL
Remembering Dr. Gary Graham at an event in Corner Brook today
Camber Arts wrapping up a busy summer season this week
NL Summer Games kicks off in Corner Brook with high energy, spirit, and new friendships
Comments are being accepted on the replacement of the Humber River Ballam bridge
