Planning a trip to Newfoundland and Labrador can mean choosing between warm summer days, towering icebergs, spectacular fall colours or dark skies during the winter. The province’s weather can change quickly, but each season offers something different for visitors. For travellers planning around weather and outdoor activities, the timing of a trip can make a significant difference. June: The best all-around month For visitors hoping to experience as much as possible, June may

Rain is expected across Newfoundland today, with amounts of 2 to 4 mm on the Great Northern Peninsula. Corner Brook will see 5 to 10 mm, while the southwest coast will see 15 to 25 mm. For central and eastern areas, amounts of 5 mm are likely. Highs today will range between 15 and 20. There is a chance of showers along the coast of Labrador and Labrador City, with showers for the southeast. A mix of sun and cloud is expected in Happy Valley-Goose Bay to Churchill Falls. Tempe

Tropical Storm Cristobal has weakened into a tropical depression and is expected to dissipate later Thursday, according to the U.S. National Hurricane Center. As of 9 a.m. GMT Thursday, Cristobal was located about 980 kilometres west of the Azores, near 38.6 N and 38.2 W. The system was moving northeast at about 26 km/h, with maximum sustained winds near 55 km/h and higher gusts. Forecasters said additional weakening is expected, with Cristobal forecast to dissipate later Thu