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Mid Labrador Coast

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Marine Forecast

Issued 09:30 PM NST 07 February 2026

Tonight and Sunday.

Wind variable 15 to 20 knots diminishing to light Sunday morning then increasing to northeast 20 Sunday afternoon.

Flurries.

Temperatures minus 4 to zero rising to zero Sunday afternoon.

Waves

Issued 06:00 PM NST 07 February 2026
Tonight and Sunday. Outside the ice edge seas 3 to 5 metres.

Extended Forecast

Issued 04:00 PM NST 07 February 2026
Monday Wind northeast 20 knots.
Tuesday Wind north 25 knots.
Wednesday Wind north 15 to 20 knots.

Ice Forecast

Issued 10:00 AM EST 7 February 2026 Today Tonight and Sunday Ice pressure warning in effect. 6 tenths grey ice including 2 tenths grey-white ice except 9 plus tenths grey-white ice including 2 tenths first-year ice along the coast. Consolidated first-year ice along parts of the coast. Strong ice pressure along parts of the coasts easing late this evening. 

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Ice Conditions

Ice Forecasts

Issued 10:00 AM EST 7 February 2026 Today Tonight and Sunday

Ice Edge

First ice edge estimated from 4640N 5530W to 4628N 5339W to
Newfoundland near 4638N 5314W. Sea ice north of the ice edge.

Second ice edge estimated from Newfoundland near 4746N 5243W to
5507N 5324W to 5753N 5717W to 6200N 5851W then northeastward. Sea
ice west of the ice edge.

Ice Coverage

Ice pressure warning in effect.

6 tenths grey ice including 2 tenths grey-white ice except 9 plus
tenths grey-white ice including 2 tenths first-year ice along the
coast. Consolidated first-year ice along parts of the coast.
Strong ice pressure along parts of the coasts easing late this
evening.

 

Iceberg Bulletin

Issued 1:30 PM EST 7 February 2026

Iceberg Limit

Iceberg limit at 0000 UTC 8 Feb estimated from Newfoundland near
4735N 5245W to 4805N 5005W to 4840N 4830W to 5105N 4835W to 5930N
5700W to 6240N 5400W to 5930N 4750W then northeastward.

Iceberg Count

Unknown number of icebergs.
Warnings

Warnings (In effect)

Ice pressure warning in effect

Mid Labrador Coast

Issued 11:30 AM NST 07 February 2026

Navigators in this marine area should be on the lookout for hazardous ice conditions and take necessary safety precautions. Please refer to the latest ice forecasts for further details and continue to monitor the situation through Canadian Coast Guard radio stations.

Synopsis

Technical Marine Synopsis

Issued 9:30 PM NST 7 February 2026 Tonight and Sunday At 9:30 p.m. NST tonight weakening low 996 mb located over the
Mid Labrador Coast.
By 9:30 a.m. NST Sunday dissipating low located over Labrador Coast.

At 4:00 a.m. NST Sunday trough located on a line east-west over
Labrador Sea.
By 9:30 p.m. NST Sunday trough located on a line northwest-southeast
over Labrador Coast.

Marine Weather Statement

Issued 9:23 PM NST 7 February 2026 A trough of low pressure will develop over the Labrador Sea tonight
and track westward on Sunday. Strong to gale force easterlies will
persist east of the trough throughout the forecast period.

Marine interests are advised that gale warnings are in effect for
Northwest Labrador Sea and East Labrador Sea.

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