Snow day predictor for Labrador City
Labrador City forecast point: 272 cm of snow a year and a January mean of -20.9°C in ERA5, 2014–2023.
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Labrador City, Newfoundland and Labrador
Updated Nov 4, 2026, 11:20 p.m.. Matched Labrador City. High snow tolerance (snow points × 0.72). High cold sensitivity.
The morning decision window has passed in this time zone. Tomorrow is the score to watch.
School is probably on
Pack your bag. This forecast does not suggest a closure.
Buses: 12% chance of a cancellation or delay. Higher confidence.
Biggest factor: nothing strong in the overnight window.
What should I do? Pack the school bag. Still check your board in the morning in case the buses are cancelled.
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Weather data: Open-Meteo. Postal codes use GeoNames forward-sortation centroids (CC BY 4.0); an unknown area falls back to OpenStreetMap Nominatim. This is an estimate, not a school-board announcement. Estimate only. Check your board.
Will school be closed tomorrow?
Votes on this Labrador City page. One vote per device today. This is not a board decision.
- 0 · 0%No chance
- 0 · 0%Maybe
- 0 · 0%For sure
0 votes today.
Labrador City is the heavy-snow and deep-cold combination in this set. The year averages 272 cm. November alone averages 44.9 cm, and January averages -20.9°C. A St. John's total would misstate this point. Quebec City averages 211 cm under the same method.
November through March accounts for 168.2 cm of the 272 cm annual average at this point. Our model preload for this page is high snow tolerance and high cold sensitivity. That setting is editorial. It is not a threshold published by a school board. The live score uses the hourly forecast, not the ten-year average. There is no centimetre rule on this page for closing schools in Labrador City.
Snowfall at this forecast point
Open-Meteo ERA5, 2014–2023, at 52.94°N, 66.91°W. Annual snowfall averages 272 cm. January mean temperature is -20.9°C. The largest month is November at 44.9 cm. This is a reanalysis at our point, not an Environment and Climate Change Canada station normal, and it is not a closure rule. Source: Open-Meteo.
| Jan | Feb | Mar | Apr | May | Jun | Jul | Aug | Sep | Oct | Nov | Dec |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 33 | 23.2 | 31.4 | 42.2 | 23.6 | 3.7 | 0 | 0.7 | 5.2 | 28.5 | 44.9 | 35.7 |
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How much snow does the Labrador City forecast point record?
Open-Meteo’s ERA5 archive for 1 January 2014 through 31 December 2023 averages 272 cm of snow a year at 52.94°N, 66.91°W. The largest month in that average is November at 44.9 cm. This is a reanalysis at our forecast point, not an Environment and Climate Change Canada station normal, and it is not a closure threshold.
How cold is January at the Labrador City forecast point?
The same ERA5 run puts the January mean temperature at -20.9°C. Our model preload for this page is high snow tolerance and high cold sensitivity. That setting is editorial. It is not a threshold published by a school board. Cold on a dry morning is a different factor from snow, and the hourly forecast, not this average, is what the live score uses.
How does Labrador City compare with a nearby forecast point?
Quebec City, the nearest other point we publish, averages 211 cm a year and -10.5°C in January under the same ERA5 run.
Who decides whether schools close in Labrador City?
This site does not have a school-board page that we have checked for Labrador City. Closures are a local decision. Use the school’s own site. The percentage on this page is a weather estimate only.