Saturday, April 13, 1912
6pm
Titanic receives her second ice warning on the evening of Saturday, April 13th. This one is sent via morse lamp from the crippled steamer Rappahannock. Traveling from Halifax to London, the Rappahannock had damaged her bow and rudder in heavy ice only 10 miles to the west of Titanic's position. Titanic flashes back a brief acknowledgement with her morse lamp and continues on coarse. No mention of this warning was posted in the chart room.