Hurricane Epsilon is forecast to track northeastward toward the Atlantic provinces this weekend but it is expected to be mostly a fish storm.
It is currently off Bermuda and could affect the weather in Newfoundland by the weekend.
Dale Foote, a meteorologist with Environment Canada in Gander, says it is a fast-moving system that is expected to remain offshore. It will bring some wind and rain but nothing to justify warning criteria.
He says it will still be a deep, powerful system as it approaches our marine district but all indications currently are that the main body of the low will remain well offshore.
Pass from eye wall to eye wall in #HurricaneEpsilon… low res and sped up 2x due to limitations of Twitter. HD version at normal speed to follow momentarily on YouTube. pic.twitter.com/jVotFKgNqY
— Flynonymous (@FlynonymousWX) October 22, 2020
