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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the Canada Scope Weather Desk. Data from Environment and Climate Change Canada and other national met services via Open-Meteo.
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La Scie weather is shaped by its coastal Newfoundland setting, with cool temperatures, frequent fog, and changeable conditions. The live forecast above shows current observations; use it to plan outdoor activities near Baie Verte and beyond.
What are typical seasonal conditions?
Winters in La Scie are cold but moderated by the Atlantic, averaging -5°C in January. Snowfall is substantial, often mixed with rain. Summers are mild, with July highs around 20°C. Fog is common in spring and early summer due to cold ocean currents. Precipitation is distributed year-round, with no distinct dry season.
How reliable is the forecast for La Scie?
Coastal microclimates make local forecasting challenging. The live forecast above uses data from Environment Canada’s high-resolution models — the same source as la scie weather environment canada offerings. For regional context, compare with nearby corner brook weather and baie verte weather. For severe alerts, check our weather warning page. For a broader view, visit our Canada weather hub.
When is the best time to visit La Scie?
Late summer (August to early September) offers the mildest weather and least fog, with highs around 20°C. Spring and fall are cooler and wetter. Winter is best for snow activities, but roads may be hazardous.
Does La Scie get a lot of snow?
Yes, La Scie typically receives over 300 cm of snow annually, with accumulations often lasting into April. Snowfall is variable due to nor’easters and ocean influence. Check la scie weather network for updated snowfall totals.
How does La Scie weather compare to St. John’s?
La Scie is slightly cooler and less windy than St. John’s, but both share a maritime climate with frequent fog and precipitation. La Scie’s sheltered harbour reduces some wind exposure compared to the Avalon Peninsula.