Eastern Shore Marine Forecast
| Winds... Wind Southeast 15 Knots Diminishing To Light Late Overnight Then Increasing To Northeast 15 Tuesday Morning. Wind Increasing To Northeasterly 20 Tuesday Evening. |
| Waves... Seas 1 Metre Or Less Building To 1 To 2 Near Midnight. |
| Skies... Showers And Fog Patches Tuesday. |
| Wednesday...Wind Northeast 20 To 25 Knots. |
| Thursday...Wind East 15 To 20 Knots Backing To Northeasterly 25. |
| Friday...Wind North 30 Knots Diminishing To North 20. |
Marine Weather Statement For The Maritimes
Issued By Environment Canada 3:26pm ADT Monday 19 October 2026.
A Trough Of Low Pressure Over Northern Quebec Will Move Eastward Into The Labrador Sea This Evening. Strong To Gale Force Southwesterlies Over Northern Waters Will Diminish This Evening As A Result.
Additionally A Second Trough Extending Northeastward From A Low Off Cape Hatteras Is Forecast To Approach Tuesday Giving Strong To Gale Force Northeasterlies To Southern Waters Beginning Tuesday Morning.
Marine Interests Are Advised That A Gale Warning Is In Effect For Georges Bank, West Scotian Slope, And Anticosti - Southeastern Half.
Technical Marine Synopsis For The Maritimes
Issued By Environment Canada 3:30pm ADT Monday 19 October 2026 For Tonight And Tuesday. The Next Scheduled Synopsis Will Be Issued At 8:00pm ADT.
Systems Position. At 3:30pm ADT Today Departing Trough Located Over Northern Quebec.
At 3:30pm ADT Today Trough From Low Located Over Cape Hatteras Extending Northeastward. By 3:30pm ADT Tuesday Trough From Low Located On A Line Northeast-Southwest Over The Southern Marine District.
At 3:30pm ADT Today Splitting Ridge Located From The Gulf Of Maine To The Grand Banks. By 3:00am ADT Tuesday Ridge Located Over The Great Lakes. By 3:00am ADT Tuesday Ridge Located East Of The Grand Banks.
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