Newfoundland experiences variable conditions during the eighth month of the year. Temperatures typically range from daily highs near 20C (68F) to overnight lows around 10C (50F). Coastal areas often experience cooler temperatures due to the influence of the Labrador Current. Fog can be prevalent, particularly along the coast and in the mornings. Rainfall averages approximately 90 mm (3.5 inches) spread throughout the month.
Understanding the prevailing climatic conditions of this period is vital for anyone planning to visit or reside in the province. These conditions impact various activities, including tourism, outdoor recreation, agriculture, and fisheries. Historically, the climate of this period has played a crucial role in shaping the province’s cultural practices and economic activities.