UNBELEIVABLE Labrador Snow

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Hey Boys,

Up here in Lab City this weekend, no skis and check out this FORECAST --unreal..................

Ferg

Snowfall warning for

Labrador City and Wabush continued

Total snowfall amounts of up to 120 centimetres are forecast by Monday evening.

A warm front will remain nearly stationary over Labrador today and Monday. The warm front will be situated south of Groswater bay today and remain there on Monday.

An extended period of freezing rain as well as ice pellets is forecast to continue along the warm front through tonight.

North of the warm front snow..At times heavy..Is forecast to affect central and western Labrador today and continue on Monday. Additional snowfall amounts of 50 to 80 centimetres by Monday evening are forecast. Total storm accumulations of up to 120 centimetres locally are possible.

Along the coast snow and blowing snow in strong winds will produce blizzard conditions north of Groswater bay and in Nain to Hopedale today and Monday.

Should the position of the warm front track further north or south than the current forecast position places it current warnings may have to be updated to reflect this. The public should therefore monitor the regular issued forecasts today and tonight for updates on this system. Please refer to the latest public forecasts for further details.

 
i was bored sop i watched flightplan and they land in labradour. and all you can see is snow. although i did think i saw seals on the runway. anyway the moral is,dont watch flightplan
 
haha, the skiing up there destroys what we have here.....park scene is terrible but all-mountain stuff is nuts
 
The Torngats, in northern Labrador, include the highest Canadian peaks east of the Rockies on the continental mainland. Mt. Caubvick sit at 5420 feet. No glaciers, lifts, or civilisation, but some permanent year round snowpack.
 
The Torngrats are also some of the most unpredictable and dangerous mountains. No infrastructure or support, slow response to search and rescue.
 
Sounds perfect TD. Excpet for the typical nasty weather. Can't wait for my first trip there, some time in the next 5 years.
 
^^ An american couple went missing when they were hiking Mt. Caubvik last year and they just found there bodies during the summer.....rough spot, but if you got the gear a definite must go.....there are actually the east coast mainlands only glaciers up there....
 
I am pretty sure that, technically, there are no glaciers up there. Just what is referred to as permanent snowpack. Could be wrong though.
 
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