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A forecast is a prediction based on current and past data, and when it comes to weather, those predictions have changed a lot this week.
The east and northeast flow off the Atlantic has once again cooled our temperatures and is serving up fog patches, some drizzle, and chances for showers. However, much like last week, locations farther west or in offshore flow could see some sunshine. If high-pressure off Newfoundland moves east as forecast, which most guidance indicates, the low will develop periods of rain and showers to the eastern half of Nova Scotia, much of Prince Edward Island, and Newfoundland on Sunday. Global Canadian model of precipitation types, rates, and Mean Sea Level Pressure on Sunday afternoon. Low-pressure is forecast to bring periods of rain to the eastern Maritimes and Newfoundland. -Contributed/TropicalTidbits.
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