Here’s your N.L. weather for Thursday, Nov. 12

I'm meteorologist Ashley Braulweiler with a look at your forecast for Newfoundland and Labrador. We still have that area of low pressure now, pretty much parked over the northern peninsula in southeastern Labrador. That's where it's going to stay for the day today, but it is going to bring some snow to central areas of Labrador. Eventually moving west as we head through the day today. Already seeing some snow-covered roads, that's for sure. Across the island portion of the province, just unsettled today generally. We're still going to see some snow, though, from Gros Morne through to Hawke's Bay, particularly in those higher elevations. Still expecting somewhere between 20 to 30 centimeters by the time that wraps up this evening. But overall, your daytime highs will be in the single digits, just a few degrees above zero for the west coast. And then about four to five degrees further east. If we take a look at the future tracker, we can see that snow pushing west there. But generally things are the area of low pressure rather is weakening. So there's not as much moisture available. By the time we get into tonight, we should actually see some clearing skies in some cases east. But that will be relatively short lived. By the time we get into Friday, another area of low pressure will move in. Still have some snow falling up across Labrador, but our next weathermaker will bring some snow in the higher elevations again for the island portion of the province. Otherwise, that will fall as rain.