Marine Forecast
Issued 03:30 PM ADT 23 April 2024
Tonight and Wednesday.
Wind east 15 knots increasing to easterly 25 this evening then
becoming variable 15 to 25 early Wednesday morning. Wind increasing to northwest
25 to 30 near noon Wednesday then diminishing to southwesterly 20 Wednesday
evening.
Showers tonight and Wednesday morning with a risk of
thunderstorms. Fog patches forming this evening and dissipating Wednesday
evening.
Winds
Issued 03:30 PM ADT 23 April 2024
Tonight and Wednesday.
Wind east 15 knots increasing to easterly 25 this evening then
becoming variable 15 to 25 early Wednesday morning. Wind increasing to northwest
25 to 30 near noon Wednesday then diminishing to southwesterly 20 Wednesday
evening.
Waves
Issued 05:00 PM ADT 23 April 2024
Tonight and Wednesday.
Seas 1 metre building to 2 late overnight.
Weather & Visibility
Issued 03:30 PM ADT 23 April 2024
Tonight and Wednesday.
Showers tonight and Wednesday morning with a risk of
thunderstorms. Fog patches forming this evening and dissipating Wednesday
evening.
Ice ForecastsIssued 10:00 AM EDT 23 April 2024 Today Tonight and Wednesday Ice EdgeIce edge estimated from Quebec near 5014N 6215W to 5005N 6212W to 4950N 6034W to 5114N 5741W to 5117N 5728W then northeastward. Sea ice north of the ice edge.
Iceberg BulletinIssued 3:28 PM EDT 23 April 2024 Iceberg LimitIceberg limit at 0000 UTC 24 Apr estimated from Newfoundland near 4729N 5245W to 4805N 4945W to 5115N 4635W to 5445N 4940W to 5740N 5210W then eastwards.
Western iceberg limit at 0000 UTC 24 Apr estimated from Quebec near 5013N 6130W to Newfoundland near 4905N 5804W.Iceberg CountNo confirmed icebergs.
No watches or warnings in effect.
Technical Marine SynopsisIssued 3:48 PM ADT 23 April 2024 Tonight and Wednesday At 3:00 a.m. ADT Wednesday trough located over East Scotian Slope. By 8:00 p.m. ADT Wednesday trough located from Laurentian Fan to the Gulf of St. Lawrence.
At 3:30 p.m. ADT today trough located on a line northeast-southwest over Quebec. By 3:30 p.m. ADT Wednesday trough located from Maine to the Quebec Lower North Shore.
Marine Weather StatementIssued 3:21 PM ADT 23 April 2024 A trough of low pressure will approach the marine district from the south today and will lie over East Scotian Slope tonight. The trough will move northward to lie from Cabot Strait to Laurentian Fan Wednesday evening. Strong easterlies over southeastern waters ahead of the trough will veer to strong to gale force southerlies on Wednesday as the trough moves northward.
Marine interests are advised that a gale warning is in effect for Laurentian Fan - eastern half.
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