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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.
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Rodney Barney
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- www.southernlabrador.ca
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LATEST WEATHER REPORTS
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Location
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Temp
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Conditions
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Goose Bay
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12°C
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Mostly Cloudy
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Cartwright
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10°C
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Mainly Sunny
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Mary's Harbour
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10°C
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Cloudy
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St. Anthony
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9°C
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Cloudy
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Blanc-Sablon
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6°C
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Mist
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Sept-ÃŽles
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3°C
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Mainly Sunny
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St. John's
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12°C
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Cloudy
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LATEST REGIONAL WEATHER DISCUSSION...
TUESDAY 17 MARCH 2026. UPDATED 5:00 AM NDT / 3:30 AM AST
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Brief mild spell with rain, followed by a freeze..
An intense low pressure system will continue to track northeastward over Quebec today, with an associated warm front advancing northward over Labrador. Snow or ice pellets will transition through freezing rain to rain as temperatures rise with the frontal passage. Very mild air will follow behind the front, with highs surpassing 10°C in some areas this afternoon, especially from Lodge Bay northward.
The warmup will be short-lived, however. A cold front will sweep in from the west tonight. A period of strong southwesterly winds will precede the front, and isolated flurries may accompany its passage. Temperatures will drop sharply in its wake and continue falling on Wednesday under generally fair skies.
The combination of mild temperatures, rain, and strong winds will likely lead to a period of significant snow-melt and runoff. Standing water will quickly re-freeze, however, as temperatures rapidly drop again after the short mild spell.
— Rodney —
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Total
Concentration
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Stage of Development
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SEA ICE CONDITIONS
Sea ice season continues in the Strait of Belle Isle. For the latest sea ice charts from the
Canadian Ice Service, click on the
images to the left.
These charts are updated daily around 6:30 pm NDT or 5:00 pm AST.
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STRAIT OF BELLE ISLE FERRY STATUS
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Vessel
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MV Qajaq W
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Status
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Out of Service
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Details
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Forecasted weather. Gale warning. Heavy ice pressure. Crossings for Wednesday March 18th are cancelled. Please note: High winds and an ice pressure warning are forecast to continue into. Wednesday. Please continue to Monitor 511 for updates.
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Last Updated
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3/17/26, 1:29 PM
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Source: NL 511; updates depend on data availability. Verify with official sources or operator for accuracy.
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Southeast Labrador Coast, Labrador Straits, and Quebec Lower North Shore. I grew up in the town of L'Anse au Loup, and
now live in Gander, NL where I work as a meteorologist for Environment Canada. For more details, click here.
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FORTEAU BAY
L'ANSE AU LOUP
CHATEAU POND
MARY'S HARBOUR
CARTWRIGHT JCT
CROOK'S LAKE
PORT SAUNDERS
FLOWER'S COVE
ST. ANTHONY
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