Posted: March 4, 2024 7:11 am
Tomorrow starts quiet but it looks like snow will push into parts of Labrador during the second half of the day.
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Poor driving conditions on parts of the Avalon and BurinThe road from Placentia to North Harbour is closed due to drifting snow. Travel is not recommended from Grand Bank to Lord&8217;s Cove. Elsewhere on the Avalon and Burin Peninsula, roads are mostly snow-covered. Across western Newfoundland, roads are partly snow-covered. On the Northern Peninsula, roads are mostly bare.
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