MID ATLANTIC STATES WATERS

SYNOPSIS...Low pressure just E of the S waters will lift slowly NE along a stationary front today and tonight while a cold front moves S into the N waters. The cold front will become stationary across the central waters tonight through Tue night. High pressure will build S into the N waters behind the front, then move NE away from the area Wed. Hurricane Erin, currently well SE of the waters, will be near 29.5N 73.5W at 8 AM EDT Wed, then move to near 31.7N 73.1W by 8 PM EDT Wed night, then to 33.9N 71.6W by 8 AM ED Thu, then continue to move NE through Fri night. Long period SE to S swell from Erin, already affecting the S waters, will spread N into the central and N waters late tonight through Tue night. Significant swell will continue through Fri night while gradually backing to the E Wed through Thu night. For more information on Hurricane Erin, please closely monitor the latest forecasts from the National Hurricane Center.