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Mid Labrador Coast

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Marine Forecast

Issued 04:00 AM NDT 27 April 2025

Today Tonight and Monday.

Wind southwest 25 knots diminishing to southwest 15 to 20 this afternoon then veering to northwest 25 this evening. Wind diminishing to northwest 15 to 20 near noon Monday and to variable 10 to 15 Monday evening.

Flurries this afternoon and this evening.

Freezing spray warning in effect.

Over open water freezing spray beginning this evening and ending near noon Monday.

Temperatures plus 1 falling to minus 8 to minus 2 this evening.

Waves

Issued 06:00 PM NDT 26 April 2025
Tonight and Sunday. Outside the ice edge seas 1 to 2 metres subsiding to 1 or less this evening.

Extended Forecast

Issued 04:00 AM NDT 27 April 2025
Tuesday Wind south 15 to 20 knots increasing to south 25 in the morning.
Wednesday Wind south 25 knots increasing to north 25 to 35.
Thursday Wind north 25 knots.

Ice Forecast

Issued 10:00 AM EDT 25 April 2025 Today Tonight and Saturday 4 tenths first-year ice including a trace of old ice except 9 plus tenths first-year ice including a trace of old ice along the coast. Consolidated first-year ice along the coast. 

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Ice Forecasts

Issued 10:00 AM EDT 25 April 2025 Today Tonight and Saturday

Ice Edge

Ice edge estimated from Newfoundland near 4915N 5328W to 4935N 5202W
to 5449N 5151W to 5629N 5651W to 6129N 5944W to 6200N 5900W then
northeastward. Sea ice north then west of the ice edge.

Ice Coverage

4 tenths first-year ice including a trace of old ice except 9 plus
tenths first-year ice including a trace of old ice along the coast.
Consolidated first-year ice along the coast.

 

Iceberg Bulletin

Issued 2:30 PM EDT 24 April 2025

Iceberg Limit

Iceberg limit at 0000 UTC 25 Apr estimated from Newfoundland near
4731N 5444W to 4055N 5215W to 4125N 4740W to 4705N 3500W to 5355N
4530W to 5915N 5605W to 6035N 5500W to 5920N 4925W then eastwards.

Western iceberg limit at 0000 UTC 25 Apr estimated from Quebec near
5020N 6115W to Newfoundland near 4805N 5845W.

Iceberg Count

Unknown number of icebergs.
Warnings

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Freezing spray warning in effect

Mid Labrador Coast

Issued 04:00 AM NDT 27 April 2025

Moderate or severe freezing spray is occurring or expected to occur in this marine area. Please refer to the latest marine forecasts for further details and continue to monitor the situation through Canadian Coast Guard radio or Weatheradio stations.

Synopsis

Technical Marine Synopsis

Issued 4:00 AM NDT 27 April 2025 Today Tonight and Monday At 4:00 a.m. NDT today deepening low 995 mb located northeast of
Cape Chidley.
By 4:00 p.m. NDT today quasi-stationary low 980 mb located north
of Labrador Sea.

Marine Weather Statement

Issued 3:58 AM NDT 27 April 2025 A deepening low pressure system near Cape Chidley will move to lie
north of the marine district today, where it will remain nearly
stationary before slowly moving eastward and weakening on Monday.
Over northern waters, strong to gale force southerlies ahead of the
low will shift to gale to storm force west to northwesterlies today
as it passes. Winds will gradually diminish on Monday as the low
weakens.

Marine interests are advised that a storm warning is in effect for
Northwest Labrador Sea. Gale warnings are in effect for North
Labrador Coast and East Labrador Sea - northern half.

Marine interests are also advised that freezing spray warnings are in
effect for South Labrador Coast, Mid Labrador Coast, South Labrador
Sea, and Northwest Labrador Sea.

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