Mid Labrador Coast
Forecast
Marine Forecast
Issued 09:30 PM NST 02 March 2021
Tonight and Wednesday.
Gale warning in effect.
Wind east 25 knots except east 35 over southern sections. Wind becoming northeast 25 to 35 late overnight then becoming northeast 25 Wednesday morning. Wind increasing to northeast 35 Wednesday afternoon.
Snow becoming rain or snow Wednesday morning. Visibility 1 mile or less in snow.
Temperatures near zero.
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Ice Conditions
Ice Forecasts
Issued 10:00 AM EST 2 March 2021 Today Tonight and WednesdayIce Edge
Ice edge estimated from Newfoundland near 4839N 5303W to 4912N 5250Wto 4950N 5302W to 5412N 5131W to 5803N 5740W then northeastward. Sea
ice west of the ice edge.
Ice Coverage
Ice pressure warning in effect.9 tenths first-year ice. Strong ice pressure developing in the pack
ice and along the coast this afternoon and continuing Wednesday.
Iceberg Bulletin
Issued 1:30 PM EST 2 March 2021Iceberg Limit
Iceberg limit at 0000 UTC 3 Mar estimated from Newfoundland near4914N 5332W to 5100N 4930W to 5500N 5130W to 6010N 5700W to 6020N
5550W to 5745N 5225W to 5700N 4520W then eastwards.
Western iceberg limit at 0000 UTC 3 Mar estimated from the Labrador
coast near 5147N 5642W to Newfoundland near 5118N 5618W.
Iceberg Count
Unknown number of icebergs.Warnings
Warnings (In effect)
Gale warning in effect
Mid Labrador Coast
Issued 9:30 PM NST 02 March 2021'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.
Ice pressure warning in effect
Mid Labrador Coast
Issued 10:00 AM EST 02 March 2021Navigators 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 2 March 2021 Tonight and Wednesday At 9:30 p.m. NST tonight trough located over northern Newfoundland.By 4:00 p.m. NST Wednesday intensifying trough located on a line
east-west over the Mid Labrador Coast.
At 4:00 p.m. NST Wednesday quasi-stationary low 974 mb located
over southeastern Labrador.
Marine Weather Statement
Issued 9:18 PM NST 2 March 2021 A trough of low pressure over Northern Newfoundland will move toLie over Belle Isle Bank by Wednesday morning. An intense low
pressure system will form in the trough and move to lie over
Southeastern Labrador Wednesday afternoon. Strong to gale force east
to southeasterly winds will continue to spread northward across most
waters tonight ahead of this trough. Winds will increase to gale to
storm force east to northeasterlies later on Wednesday as the low
forms and deepens.
Marine interests are advised that a storm warning is in effect for
East Labrador Sea. Gale warnings are in effect for all remaining
waters.
Atlantic - Newfoundland Area
- Anticosti - eastern half
- Anticosti - western half
- Banquereau
- Belle Isle Bank
- Bras d'Or Lakes
- Cabot Strait - northern half
- Cabot Strait - southern half
- Chaleur - Miscou - eastern half
- Chaleur - Miscou - western half
- Eastern Shore - eastern half
- East Coast - Cape St. Francis and south
- East Coast - north of Cape St. Francis
- Fourchu
- Funk Island Bank
- Gulf - Magdalen - eastern half
- Gulf - Magdalen - western half
- Gulf - Port au Port
- Lake Melville
- Laurentian Fan
- Mid Labrador Coast
- Northeast Coast
- Northeast Gulf
- Northern Grand Banks
- Northumberland Strait - eastern half
- Northumberland Strait - western half
- Sable - eastern half
- Southeastern Grand Banks
- Southwestern Grand Banks
- Southwest Coast
- South Coast
- South Labrador Coast
- South Labrador Sea
- Strait of Belle Isle - eastern half
- Strait of Belle Isle - western half
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