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Issued 03:00 AM AST 29 January 2022

Today Tonight and Sunday.

Storm warning in effect.

Wind southeasterly 25 to 30 knots increasing to southeasterly 35 this morning and to southeasterly 50 this afternoon. Wind diminishing to south 25 to 35 near midnight then veering to southwest 35 to 45 Sunday morning. Wind diminishing to southwest 25 to 35 Sunday afternoon and to southwest 20 to 25 Sunday evening.

Showers changing to rain this evening and ending Sunday morning with a risk of thunderstorms. Fog patches forming near noon and dissipating overnight.

Waves

Issued 05:00 PM AST 28 January 2022
Tonight and Saturday. Seas 1 metre building to 3 to 4 near noon Saturday and to 5 to 7 Saturday evening.

Extended Forecast

Issued 03:00 AM AST 29 January 2022
Monday Wind variable 10 to 15 knots.
Tuesday Wind northeast 20 to 25 knots.
Wednesday Wind east 15 knots veering to south 15.

Ice Forecast

Issued 10:00 AM EST 28 January 2022 Today Tonight and Saturday Ice free. 

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Ice Conditions

Ice Forecasts

Issued 10:00 AM EST 28 January 2022 Today Tonight and Saturday

Ice Edge

First ice edge estimated from New Brunswick near 4525N 6524W to Nova
Scotia near 4504N 6501W. Sea ice northeast of the ice edge.

Second ice edge estimated from Nova Scotia near 4332N 6520W to 4500N
6045W to 4615N 5915W to 4818N 6122W to 4933N 5905W to 4725N 5945W to
Newfoundland near 4724N 5537W. Sea ice northwest then northeast of
the ice edge.

Ice Coverage

Ice free.

 

Iceberg Bulletin

Issued 2:06 PM EST 28 January 2022

Iceberg Limit

Iceberg limit at 0000 UTC 29 Jan estimated from the Labrador coast
near 5239N 5551W to 5050N 4940W to 5205N 4755W to 5930N 5625W to
6035N 5210W to 5830N 4700W then eastwards.

Iceberg Count

No confirmed icebergs.
Warnings

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Storm warning in effect

Laurentian Fan

Issued 03:00 AM AST 29 January 2022

'Storm' force winds of 48 to 63 knots are 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 3:00 AM AST 29 January 2022 Today Tonight and Sunday At 3:00 a.m. AST today intensifying low 989 mb located east of
Cape Hatteras.
By 8:00 p.m. AST tonight low 968 mb located near Browns Bank.

At 3:00 a.m. AST Sunday low 970 mb located near Southwestern Shore.
By 10:00 a.m. AST Sunday departing low 971 mb located over the
northern Gulf of St. Lawrence.

At 8:00 p.m. AST Sunday approaching ridge located over Ontario.

Marine Weather Statement

Issued 2:55 AM AST 29 January 2022 An intensifying low pressure system approaching from east of Cape
Hatteras will move to lie near Browns Bank this evening. The low will
move northeastward across Nova Scotia overnight tonight and across
the Gulf of St. Lawrence Sunday morning to lie over Southeastern
Labrador Sunday afternoon.

Gale to storm force northeasterlies are expected north of the low
with gale to storm force southerlies south of it.

Storm surge, rough surf and higher than normal water levels are
expected along the Atlantic Coast of Mainland Nova Scotia and Cape
Breton Island this afternoon and again early on Sunday. A high water
level warning is in effect.

Storm surge, higher than normal water levels and ice rafting are
expected this afternoon in the Southern Gulf of St. Lawrence.

Marine interests are advised that storm warnings are in effect for
all waters except for Chaleur-Miscou - western half. A gale warning
is in effect for Chaleur-Miscou - western half. Freezing spray
warnings are in effect for Fundy, Grand Manan, Lurcher, southwestern
shore, eastern shore, Cabot Strait - northern half and all Gulf of
St. Lawrence waters.

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