BELOW
Oct 15, 2026 · 55 min · 13 segments
As of right now, "Below" is the number-one Netflix series in Canada, the US, the UK, and Australia. We'll ask cast and crew what they make of the success of the show, and how audiences have…
Oct 15, 2026 · 55 min · 13 segments
As of right now, "Below" is the number-one Netflix series in Canada, the US, the UK, and Australia. We'll ask cast and crew what they make of the success of the show, and how audiences have…
Jamie FitzpatrickHostAlison KellyGuest
Perry ChafeGuest
Stephen DunnGuest
Willow KeanGuestAlison WhiteGuest
Chris HatcherGuestAshley BraulweilerGuestYeah, as far as the weather goes, the wind's starting to die down a little bit.
Bonavista's seeing very strong winds overnight last night, around 109 kilometres per hour, down to about 72 at the moment.
You'll continue to see your winds ease as we head through the night, and that's as our area of low pressure departs.
Offshore, in for a break today, but more weather on the way as we head through the day tomorrow.
The snow will arrive this afternoon, later this afternoon for Lab West, and then work its way across the Big Land as we head through Saturday afternoon.
And in fact, Saturday afternoon will be when the heaviest snow affects southeastern portions of Labrador.
So Environment Canada does have a special weather statement in effect from Eagle River through to the southeast coast.
So if you have any travel plans along the highway, the Trans-Labrador Highway plan, Through the day tomorrow, you're going to have to pay attention to the forecast because things could get a little slick.
Towards the coast, it'll be a lot less, and particularly right along the strait there.
Looking at somewhere between maybe 5 to 10 centimeters max it looks like at this point.
We're also going to note after a cool day today, temperatures really warming up tomorrow again into the teens.
And it's also going to come with rain and then a period of gusty winds in the afternoon yet again.
West winds generally will be gusting as high as 60 to 90 kilometers per hour.
through the day on Saturday and then eventually we'll see relief on Sunday much cooler again big roller coaster ride back down to the single digits but some snow possible for Lab West and central areas of Labrador or rather west coast of the island and central areas of the island as we head into Sunday so lots of weather.
Remember a couple of weeks ago when your forecast took like 30 seconds, it was like sunny everywhere, temperatures in the mid-teens.
Yeah, as far as the weather goes, the wind's starting to die down a little bit.
Bonavista's seeing very strong winds overnight last night, around 109 kilometres per hour, down to about 72 at the moment.
You'll continue to see your winds ease as we head through the night, and that's as our area of low pressure departs.
Offshore, in for a break today, but more weather on the way as we head through the day tomorrow.
The snow will arrive this afternoon, later this afternoon for Lab West, and then work its way across the Big Land as we head through Saturday afternoon.
And in fact, Saturday afternoon will be when the heaviest snow affects southeastern portions of Labrador.
So Environment Canada does have a special weather statement in effect from Eagle River through to the southeast coast.
So if you have any travel plans along the highway, the Trans-Labrador Highway plan, Through the day tomorrow, you're going to have to pay attention to the forecast because things could get a little slick.
Towards the coast, it'll be a lot less, and particularly right along the strait there.
Looking at somewhere between maybe 5 to 10 centimeters max it looks like at this point.
We're also going to note after a cool day today, temperatures really warming up tomorrow again into the teens.
And it's also going to come with rain and then a period of gusty winds in the afternoon yet again.
West winds generally will be gusting as high as 60 to 90 kilometers per hour.
through the day on Saturday and then eventually we'll see relief on Sunday much cooler again big roller coaster ride back down to the single digits but some snow possible for Lab West and central areas of Labrador or rather west coast of the island and central areas of the island as we head into Sunday so lots of weather.
Remember a couple of weeks ago when your forecast took like 30 seconds, it was like sunny everywhere, temperatures in the mid-teens.
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