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Marine Forecast

Issued 08:00 PM ADT 12 October 2024

Tonight and Sunday.

Gale warning in effect.

Wind northwest 35 knots diminishing to west 30 late overnight and to northwest 20 Sunday evening.

Showers this evening. Risk of thunderstorms this evening.

Waves

Issued 05:00 PM ADT 12 October 2024
Tonight and Sunday. Seas 5 metres subsiding to 2 to 3 Sunday evening.

Extended Forecast

Issued 03:30 PM ADT 12 October 2024
Monday Wind northwest 10 to 15 knots increasing to southeast 20 to 25 late in the day.
Tuesday Wind south 30 knots.
Wednesday Wind southwest 20 knots.

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Map of Atlantic - Newfoundland marine weather areas Banquereau - 44139 East Chedabucto Bay – 44488 West Chedabucto Bay – 44489 Blanc-Sablon Airport Cap Whittle Chevery Natashquan Airport Heath Point Îles de la Madeleine Airport Miscou Island Eskasoni (First Nations) Grand Étang Ingonish Beach North Mountain St.Paul Island J.A. Douglas McCurdy Sydney Airport Charlottetown Airport East Point North Cape Argentia Berry Hill Bonavista Burgeo Cape Race Corner Brook Daniel's Harbour Englee Ferolle Point La Scie Port aux Basques Sagona Island St. Anthony Airport St. John's Int'l Airport St. Lawrence Stephenville Airport Twillingate Winterland Branch Hill Wreckhouse Grates Cove Pool's Island Marticot Island Long Pond Cartwright Airport Mary's Harbour
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Ice Conditions

Ice Forecasts

Issued 10:00 AM EDT 5 May 2024 Forecasts have ended for the season.
 

Iceberg Bulletin

Issued 2:30 PM EDT 12 October 2024

Iceberg Limit

Iceberg limit at 0000 UTC 13 Oct estimated from the Labrador coast
near 5225N 5539W to 5230N 5500W to 5430N 5200W to 5530N 5145W to
5745N 5600W to 5845N 5230W to 5930N 5015W then eastwards.

Iceberg Count

No confirmed icebergs.
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Gale warning in effect

Fourchu

Issued 03:00 AM ADT 13 October 2024

'Gale' force winds of 34 to 47 knots are occurring or expected to occur in this marine area. Watch for updated statements. 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 ADT 13 October 2024 Today Tonight and Monday At 3:00 a.m. ADT today departing low 976 mb located northeast
of Newfoundland.

At 3:00 a.m. ADT Monday low 1002 mb located over Long Island.
By 8:00 p.m. ADT Monday low 998 mb located near Grand Manan.

Marine Weather Statement

Issued 3:07 AM ADT 13 October 2024 A low pressure system will move northeast and away from the marine
district today. Strong to gale force westerly winds will become
northwesterlies as the low moves away. Winds will diminish from west
to east tonight and Sunday. On Monday another low will move up into
the Bay of Fundy and will spread southeasterly gales mainly over the
Gulf of St. Lawrence into Monday evening.

Marine interests are advised that gale warnings are in effect for
Lurcher, Browns Bank, southwestern shore, LaHave Bank, Fourchu,
Banquereau, Laurentian Fan, Cabot Strait and all Gulf of St. Lawrence
waters.

Outlook for the start-up of the Upper Bay of Fundy lobster fishery.

Sunday...Northwest 20 knots diminishing to west 15 near noon and to
southwest 10 to 15 in the evening. Seas 1 to 2 metres subsiding to 1
metre or less in the afternoon.

Monday...Winds light becoming easterly 20 knots in the morning and
increasing to east 25 to 30 knots near noon. Winds becoming southerly
25 to 30 in the evening. Seas 1 metre or less in the morning building
to 1 to 2 metres near noon.

Tuesday...Southwest 20 to 25 knots. Seas 1 to 2 metres.

Atlantic - Newfoundland Area

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