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Stormpost Photo Collection
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Disclaimer: Although I am dedicated to providing quality weather information on this web site, I cannot guarantee its
accuracy or timeliness. My weather predictions are based on my own interpretations of the meteorological data to which I have
access, and should not be confused with official forecasts provided by the Meteorological Service of Canada. The user hereby
assumes all risks associated with the use of information on stormpost.com.
Copyright (c) 2010
Rodney Barney
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To learn more about Labrador, check out these great web sites:
- www.combinedcouncils.ca
- www.labradorstraits.net
- www.labradorcoastaldrive.com
- www.smartlabrador.ca
- www.ourlabrador.ca
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Stormpost Photo Collection
Here you will find a sampling of my photos depicting the scenery of Southeast Labrador Coast, Labrador Straits, and
Quebec Lower North Shore. I've also included some guest photo shots.
Just select an area from the list below to view the photos. You can click on any photo to obtain an enlargement.
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Guest Photos
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Ice and Snow Storm
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Photos of a May freezing rain and snow storm, Victoria Day long weekend, 2007.
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Trans Labrador Highway
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Jamie Pye provided some photos of snowclearing operations on the Trans Labrador Highway, to the
north of the Red Bay Depot. Taken on 02-April-2004.
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Southeastern Labrador
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A variety of photos from north of Red Bay to Cartwright. Provided by Ewart Linstead.
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Trans Labrador Highway.
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Scenes along the Trans Labrador Highway between Red Bay and Lodge Bay. Provided by Lyle Smith.
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St. Lewis Snowfall
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Scenes from St. Lewis taken by Carl Bradley after the Feb 26-28, 2004 blizzard.
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Labrador Flag
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Provided by Joe O'Dell, former Capstan Island resident now living in Torbay, Newfoundland.
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Trans Labrador Highway - May 2001
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Carl Bradley provided these scenes of the tremendous amount of snow along Trans Labrador Highway between Red Bay and Lodge Bay, taken
01-May-2001.
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Blizzards of 1995
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One of the snowiest months in recent memory along the Labrador Straits was March 1995. One storm early in the month
lasted for more than two days and brought over 100 centimetres of snow. Subsequent storms that month brought the monthly
total to over 200 centimetres. Ewart Linstead shares these photos of that stormy month.
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L'ANSE AU LOUP CAM
FORTEAU BAY CAM
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