marine weather statement for Newfoundland issued by Environment Canada at 3:01 a.M. NDT Sunday 7 September 2008.

...Post-Tropical Storm Hanna crossing southern Newfoundland Sunday night...

At 3:00 am NDT Tropical Storm Hanna was located over Long Island New York. The storm..expected to transition to Post tropical before it moves over Newfoundland waters..is forecast to be near Cape Breton island by this evening and then move to lie over the Funk Island Bank by Monday afternoon. The remnants of Hanna are expected to bring gale force winds to all the marine district with the exception of extreme northern and western waters beginning after midnight and persisting into Monday.

There is still some uncertainty regarding Hanna due to the inherent complex nature of transitioning tropical storms. Please refer to subsequent marine forecasts for the most up-to-date information regarding the progression of this system as additional marine warnings may be required.

End/nlwo

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