Saint John Weather Forecast – November 8–14, 2026

Your Weekly Weather Outlook for Saint John and Southern New Brunswick

Welcome to this week’s weather forecast for Saint John, New Brunswick. The week begins with wet conditions along the Bay of Fundy, followed by a gradual improvement before colder temperatures return toward the weekend.

Weekly Weather Forecast

Day	Weather Conditions	High	Low
Sunday, Nov. 8	Rain and drizzle	10°C	5°C
Monday, Nov. 9	Cloudy, showers	10°C	3°C
Tuesday, Nov. 10	Sun and clouds	8°C	1°C
Wednesday, Nov. 11	Showers, then sunshine	6°C	-1°C
Thursday, Nov. 12	Sunny intervals	7°C	-1°C
Friday, Nov. 13	Cold, periods of rain	4°C	1°C
Saturday, Nov. 14	Cloudy, rain possible	4°C	2°C

Temperatures and conditions are approximate and subject to change.

Important Weather Information

The week starts with significant rainfall concerns across parts of southern New Brunswick. Localized flooding and water pooling may occur.

Residents should:

• Watch for changing weather alerts.
• Drive carefully during heavy rainfall.
• Prepare for colder overnight temperatures.
• Check outdoor drains and gutters.
• Be prepared for possible wintry conditions later in the month.

Looking Ahead

Tuesday and Wednesday may bring some welcome breaks in the clouds. However, colder temperatures will become more noticeable as the week progresses.

Saint John residents should begin preparing for the transition into winter, particularly with overnight temperatures approaching or falling below freezing.

Official Weather Resources

For the latest forecasts and weather warnings, visit:

• Environment Canada – Saint John Weather
• The Weather Network
• Government of New Brunswick

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Enjoy the week, stay safe, and keep an eye on the changing Maritime weather!

WEEKLY TIDE TABLE — SAINT JOHN, NEW BRUNSWICK

November 1–7, 2026

Bay of Fundy tide predictions for Saint John, New Brunswick. All times are local Atlantic Standard Time (AST).

The Bay of Fundy is famous for its enormous tidal range. This weekly table is useful for waterfront walks, boating, fishing and planning visits to the harbour.

Times are approximate predictions in AST. Tide predictions and actual water levels can differ.

This week’s tide highlights

• The highest daily tides gradually increase toward Saturday.

• Saturday’s morning high tide is expected around 10:02 AM.

• The lowest afternoon tides occur toward the end of the week.

Important safety note: Bay of Fundy tides can change rapidly. Weather, wind and storm conditions can affect actual water levels. Do not use this table for navigation.

Official tide information:
Government of Canada – Saint John Tide Predictions

Southwestern New Brunswick Weather Forecast — October 24–30, 2026

Weekly Weather Outlook | Southwestern New Brunswick, Canada

Southwestern New Brunswick is heading into a week of changing autumn weather, with sunshine and mild temperatures this weekend followed by a cooler spell early next week.

Sunday looks like the warmest day of the forecast period. Overnight temperatures are expected to fall below freezing in some inland areas, making frost protection important for gardeners.

Weekly Weather Forecast

Date	Forecast	High	Low
Saturday, October 24	Sunny, a few clouds	11°C	-2°C
Sunday, October 25	Mainly sunny and mild	15°C	3°C
Monday, October 26	Mix of sun and clouds; slight shower risk	14°C	0°C
Tuesday, October 27	Sunny, breezy and cooler	8°C	-4°C
Wednesday, October 28	Partly sunny	8°C	-3°C
Thursday, October 29	Sunshine and clouds; afternoon breeze	12°C	6°C
Friday, October 30	Sunny spells	14°C	2°C

Temperatures are approximate and based on the Saint John forecast. Conditions may vary across southwestern New Brunswick, especially between coastal and inland communities.

Regional Weather Outlook

Saint John and the Fundy Coast

Saturday and Sunday should bring favourable conditions for outdoor activities, with Sunday expected to be particularly mild. Temperatures will drop early next week before recovering toward Thursday and Friday.

Coastal winds may make conditions feel cooler, especially on exposed waterfront areas.

St. Stephen and Western Charlotte County

Western communities can expect a similar pattern, with a mild Sunday followed by cooler daytime temperatures Tuesday and Wednesday.

Inland locations may experience colder overnight temperatures than the coast. Gardeners should take precautions against frost.

Grand Bay-Westfield, Rothesay and Quispamsis

The Kennebecasis Valley and surrounding communities should see a generally sunny weekend. Early next week will bring cooler weather, with freezing temperatures possible overnight.

Best Day for Outdoor Activities

Sunday, October 25, looks like the best day of the week for outdoor plans.

The forecast calls for sunshine and temperatures around 15°C in Saint John, with potentially warmer conditions in some inland locations.

It should be a good opportunity for a walk, autumn photography, yard work or a drive through the fall landscape.

Gardening and Frost Watch

Cold overnight temperatures are expected early in the week.

Gardeners should consider:

• Covering tender plants before sunset.
• Bringing potted plants indoors where practical.
• Harvesting remaining frost-sensitive vegetables.
• Protecting outdoor water lines and equipment where necessary.

Actual frost conditions will depend on local temperatures, wind and ground conditions.

What to Watch This Week

• Cooler weather arriving Tuesday.
• Overnight temperatures falling below freezing in inland areas.
• A return to milder daytime conditions toward the end of the week.
• Any updated Environment Canada weather alerts.

Official Weather Sources

For the latest forecasts and any weather warnings, consult these sources:

• Environment Canada — Saint John
• Environment Canada — St. Stephen
• The Weather Network — St. Stephen

Final Outlook

Southwestern New Brunswick residents can look forward to a pleasant autumn weekend before a sharp cooldown early next week. Sunday is expected to offer the warmest conditions, while Tuesday and Wednesday will bring chilly mornings and cooler afternoons.

Check updated local forecasts before travelling or making outdoor plans, as autumn weather can change quickly.

Forecast prepared October 24, 2026. Temperatures and conditions are subject to change.

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