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Ice Forecasts for East Newfoundland waters


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FICN18 CWIS 241445
Ice forecasts for the eastern waters of Newfoundland and Labrador
issued by Environment Canada at 10:00 a.m. EST Tuesday 24 December
2024 for today tonight and Wednesday.
The next scheduled forecasts will be issued at 10:00 a.m. Wednesday.

Ice edge estimated from Newfoundland near 4933N 5511W to 5022N 5520W
to 5124N 5444W to 5345N 5500W to 5600N 5945W to 5911N 6218W to 6200N
5846W then northeastward. Sea ice west of the ice edge.

Strait of Belle Isle
Northeast Coast.
Open water except 2 tenths new ice in a few bays.

Belle Isle Bank
South Labrador Sea
East Labrador Sea.
Bergy water.

South Labrador Coast.
Bergy water except 3 tenths new ice including 1 tenth grey ice along
parts of the coast in the northern section. Consolidated grey ice in
a few sheltered bays.

Lake Melville.
9 tenths new ice including 4 tenths grey ice. Consolidated
grey-white ice in the extreme western section.

Mid Labrador Coast.
Bergy water except 5 tenths new ice including 1 tenth grey ice along
parts of the coast. Consolidated grey-white ice in a few sheltered
bays.

North Labrador Coast.
Bergy water except 5 tenths new ice along parts of the coast.
Consolidated grey-white ice in a few sheltered bays.

Northwest Labrador Sea.
Bergy water except 5 tenths new ice in the extreme northwestern
section.

South Coast
Southwestern Grand Banks
Southeastern Grand Banks
East Coast
Northern Grand Banks
Funk Island Bank.
Ice free.

Tail of the Grand Banks
Flemish
Southeast Labrador Sea.
Forecasts available to mariners upon request.

Contact ECAREG Canada for routing advice and for copies of the ice
analysis charts.

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