Newfoundland & Labrador Weather
 

There's a thread in the federal section but there's no reason we can't have our own. :)

So, I've gotten in to checking the records for each day.

Here are today's for St. John's...

December 24

High: 15.3C (1990)
Low: -15.0C (1970)
Rainfall: 31.0mm (1976)
Snowfall: 13.2cm (1947)
Snow on ground: 48.0cm (1958)

That seems like a very low record snowfall.

And a couple of other coastal cities just to compare:

Halifax

High: 12.4C (1990)
Low: -21.4C (1989)
Rainfall: 31.3mm (2004)
Snowfall: 47.5cm (1970)
Snow on ground: 33.0cm (1963)

Victoria

High: 14.3C (2005)
Low: -7.2C (1944)
Rainfall: 16.8mm (1973)
Snowfall: 13.2cm (2008)
Snow on ground: 44.0cm (2008)

Corner Brook has incomplete records, but here are their records for December 24:

High: 11.1C (1996)
Low: -17.7C (1997)
Rainfall: 33.2mm (2004)

Records for Christmas Day - Warmest Record High

Toronto: 15.7/-27.6
Victoria: 15.5/-6.7
Calgary: 14.8/-35
Vancouver: 14.3/-12.2
Moncton: 13.3/-27.2
Halifax: 13.1/-23.3
Ottawa: 12.5C/-31.6C
St. John's: 12.4/-14.4
Charlottetown: 12.4/-25.2
Montreal: 11.7/-32.4
Edmonton: 7.6/-26.2
Regina: 6.1/-39.4
Winnipeg: 5.4/-35.8
Saskatoon: 4.5/-38.9
Quebec City: 4.1/-23.6

Records for Christmas Day - Mildest Record Low

Victoria: 15.5/-6.7
Vancouver: 14.3/-12.2
St. John's: 12.4/-14.4
Halifax: 13.1/-23.3
Quebec City: 4.1/-23.6
Charlottetown: 12.4/-25.2
Edmonton: 7.6/-26.2
Moncton: 13.3/-27.2
Toronto: 15.7/-27.6
Ottawa: 12.5C/-31.6C
Montreal: 11.7/-32.4
Calgary: 14.8/-35
Winnipeg: 5.4/-35.8
Saskatoon: 4.5/-38.9
Regina: 6.1/-39.4

Most of the record lows for the federation are colder than our all-time record low. Too bad we're not all 20C warmer in winter. :haha: -14C is torture even if it is relatively mild by cross-Canada standards.