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To our west is the cold front that will bring rain overnight and into Wednesday
10/08/2025

To our west is the cold front that will bring rain overnight and into Wednesday

Rainfall total forecast (GFS model ) Tuesday night until Wednesday evening (October 7th evening to October 8th evening)
10/07/2025

Rainfall total forecast (GFS model )

Tuesday night until Wednesday evening
(October 7th evening to October 8th evening)

Very warm inland away from the south and eastern coastlines.
10/07/2025

Very warm inland away from the south and eastern coastlines.

No burning folks
10/07/2025

No burning folks

TROPICS:Tropical Storm Jerry has formed in the central Atlantic — no threat to the United States or Atlantic Canada.Sate...
10/07/2025

TROPICS:
Tropical Storm Jerry has formed in the central Atlantic — no threat to the United States or Atlantic Canada.

Satellite-derived wind data this afternoon confirm that an area of low pressure, formerly Invest 95L, located roughly 2,400 kilometres east of the Windward Islands, has strengthened and become better organized.
Favourable environmental conditions will support additional development, and Jerry is expected to continue moving quickly west-northwest across the central tropical Atlantic.

The current NHC forecast track brings Jerry near or north of the northern Leeward Islands late Thursday into Friday, before turning northward into the open Atlantic this weekend — staying well away from land.

Meanwhile, a trough of low pressure near the Yucatán Peninsula is producing widespread showers and thunderstorms across northern Guatemala, southeastern Mexico, and the southwest Gulf. Some gradual development is possible over the Bay of Campeche before the system moves inland midweek.

Closer to home, no tropical storms or hurricanes are expected across the Maritimes for at least the next 7 to 10 days.

And once again, a reminder — always rely on trusted forecast sources and avoid clickbait weather headlines circulating online.
CJ Bernard

Good Tuesday morning, New Brunswick —Another unseasonably warm day is on tap across the province as a strong southwester...
10/07/2025

Good Tuesday morning, New Brunswick —

Another unseasonably warm day is on tap across the province as a strong southwesterly flow continues ahead of an approaching cold front. Expect plenty of sunshine early, followed by increasing clouds through the afternoon, especially across northern and western areas. Winds will become gusty out of the southwest, adding a touch of warmth to the air. Highs well inland will climb into the upper 20s, with some sheltered valleys possibly flirting with 30°C once again.

Tonight, a strong cold front pushes eastward across the region, bringing a widespread band of steady rain. The rain will spread from northwest to southeast through the evening and overnight hours, gradually tapering off from north to south by Wednesday morning. Rainfall totals of 20 to 30 millimetres are expected, with localized amounts up to 40 millimetres possible in heavier downpours.

Wednesday will feature a transition back to cooler conditions as the front exits. Expect gusty northwesterly winds and falling temperatures through the day, with highs ranging from the mid teens north to the upper teens south. Lingering showers early in the day will give way to clearing skies by evening.

Thursday brings a mix of sunshine and fair-weather cumulus across the north, and mostly sunny skies farther south. Temperatures will be seasonable — around 10°C in the north and mid teens across southern regions.

Friday through the weekend, high pressure will dominate, delivering dry and tranquil conditions with near-normal temperatures — a welcome stretch of calm autumn weather following this week’s active start.
CJ Bernard

10/07/2025

En cas d’alerte de tempête automnale, minimisez les risques en suivant ces quelques conseils :
• Rangez ou attachez solidement tout ce qui pourrait être emporté par le vent : meubles de jardin, auvent, barbecue, bacs à ordures et de recyclage, antennes paraboliques, etc.;
• Coupez et ramassez les branches d’arbres mortes sur votre terrain.
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Current Conditions – Neqotkuk (Tobique First Nation), New BrunswickIssued: 9:40 AM ADT | 12:40 UTCSunny and clear condit...
10/07/2025

Current Conditions – Neqotkuk (Tobique First Nation), New Brunswick
Issued: 9:40 AM ADT | 12:40 UTC

Sunny and clear conditions prevail across the region this morning, with a temperature of 17°C. Winds are light, and visibility is excellent under a stable air mass.

A pleasant start to the day across western New Brunswick, with comfortable temperatures and bright skies expected to continue through the late morning hours.

What's going down in your town?
CJ Bernard

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10/07/2025

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