Here's your N.L. weather for Monday, Nov. 9

I'm meteorologist Ashley Brawiler with a look at your forecast for Newfoundland and Labrador. Today, a little bit unsettled and really the tale of two different seasons this afternoon as well. We've got an area of low pressure. Been bringing some weather through the weekend, but we're going to continue to see some shower activities we had through the afternoon in some cases. But for Labrador, particularly the western temperatures, a cool side right now, minus two in Lab City. But you head towards the coast, temperatures on the plus side of the mercury there and really right around seasonable, even a little bit more. A little higher there at Deer Lake, sitting at 10 degrees right now. Marystown at 11, but we're going to continue to see these milder temperatures pretty much across the board. So you'll settle around 10 or 11 degrees there for Marystown. You shouldn't move too much this afternoon. Temperatures will hover around the zero degree mark for Lab City today. Again, some flurries, but you head west, that will all fall as rain, with the exception of the north coast there. You're still looking at the potential for showers or flurries through the day. And another round of precipitation. And we'll move in for the eastern portion of the island as we head through the day on Tuesday. And that will continue into most of Wednesday.