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Issued 05:30 PM EST 06 December 2023

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Issued 11:00 AM EST 6 December 2023 Today Tonight and Thursday

Ice Edge

Ice edge estimated from 6031N 6404W to 6051N 6440W to 5908N 6724W to
6028N 6906W to 6145N 6745W to 6113N 6452W to 6131N 6330W then
northeastward. Sea ice south then north of the ice edge.

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Technical Marine Synopsis

Issued 4:45 PM EST 6 December 2023 Tonight and Thursday At 0000 UTC Thursday quasi-stationary trough from low located on
a line north-south over eastern Davis Strait.

At 0000 UTC Thursday quasi-stationary ridge located from Baffin
Bay to the Ungava Peninsula.

At 0000 UTC Thursday low 995 mb located at 61N 93W.
By 0000 UTC Friday low 994 mb located at 63N 89W.

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