OPC Atlantic Navy Forecast Areas

Boston OPAREA

1. METEOROLOGICAL SITUATION AT 041200Z JUL 25:
A SLOW-MOVING FRONT ALONG THE COAST WILL MOVE E ACROSS THE REGION
TONIGHT THROUGH FRI. A TROUGH AHEAD OF THE FRONT OVER THE E WATERS
WILL MOVE E OF THE AREA BY LATER TONIGHT. ANOTHER TROUGH WILL MOVE E
OVER THE WATERS LATER FRI INTO SAT. HIGH PRESSURE WILL MOVE INTO THE
AREA SAT INTO SUN NIGHT, AS ANOTHER TROUGH DEVELOPS OVER THE WATERS.
THE TROUGH SHOULD LINGER OVER THE AREA THROUGH MON WITH A COLD FRONT
APPROACHING FROM THE N MON NIGHT. A LOW PRESSURE SYSTEM APPROACHING
FROM THE SW WILL MOVE ACROSS THE AREA ON TUE INTO TUE NIGHT. 
2. BOSTON OPAREA: 24 HOUR FORECAST COMMENCING 041200Z JUL 25
 A. NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE HAZARDS: NONE
 B. SKY, WEATHER: 
    04/12Z: CLEAR.
 C. VSBY (NM): 
    04/12Z: LESS THAN 1NM,
    04/18Z: GREATER THAN 7NM.
 D. SURFACE WIND (KTS): 
    04/12Z: WEST-NORTHWEST 10 TO 15G20,
    04/18Z: WEST 10 TO 15G20,
    05/06Z: WEST-NORTHWEST 10 TO 15G20.
 E. COMBINED SEAS (FT): 
    04/12Z: SOUTH 3 TO 5,
    04/18Z: SOUTH 2 TO 4.
 F. MAX/MIN TEMPS (F): 
    04/12Z: 72/54.
 G. SST (F): 
    02/00Z: 59.
 H. OUTLOOK TO 48 HOURS:
  (1) WINDS (KTS): 
      05/12Z: WEST 5 TO 10G15,
      05/18Z: SOUTHWEST 15 TO 20G25.
  (2) COMBINED SEAS (FT): 
      05/12Z: SOUTH 2 TO 4,
      06/06Z: SOUTH-SOUTHWEST 2 TO 4.
 I. OTHER COMMENTS:
  (1) VISIBILITY UNRESTRICTED OUTSIDE OF PRECIPITATION.
  (2) FOR BEST POSSIBLE WEATHER FORECASTS AND SURVEILLANCE, PLEASE
      SEND WEATHER OBSERVATIONS EVERY SIX HOURS AND PROVIDE TIMELY,
      ACCURATE MOVREPS.

Race Rock OPAREA

1. METEOROLOGICAL SITUATION AT 041200Z JUL 25:
A SLOW-MOVING FRONT ALONG THE COAST WILL MOVE E ACROSS THE REGION
TONIGHT THROUGH FRI. A TROUGH AHEAD OF THE FRONT OVER THE E WATERS
WILL MOVE E OF THE AREA BY LATER TONIGHT. ANOTHER TROUGH WILL MOVE E
OVER THE WATERS LATER FRI INTO SAT. HIGH PRESSURE WILL MOVE INTO THE
AREA SAT INTO SUN NIGHT, AS ANOTHER TROUGH DEVELOPS OVER THE WATERS.
THE TROUGH SHOULD LINGER OVER THE AREA THROUGH MON WITH A COLD FRONT
APPROACHING FROM THE N MON NIGHT. A LOW PRESSURE SYSTEM APPROACHING
FROM THE SW WILL MOVE ACROSS THE AREA ON TUE INTO TUE NIGHT. 
2. RACE ROCK (41-14N 072-02W) FOR 03/0600L-0900L
041200Z JUL 25
 A. NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE HAZARDS: NONE
 B. SKY, WEATHER: 
    03/0600L: MM.
 C. VSBY (NM): 
    03/0600L: LESS THAN 1NM.
 D. SURFACE WIND (KTS): 
    03/0600L: LGHT VRBL.
 E. COMBINED SEAS (FT): 
    03/0600L: 1.

Narragansett Bay OPAREA

1. METEOROLOGICAL SITUATION AT 041200Z JUL 25:
A SLOW-MOVING FRONT ALONG THE COAST WILL MOVE E ACROSS THE REGION
TONIGHT THROUGH FRI. A TROUGH AHEAD OF THE FRONT OVER THE E WATERS
WILL MOVE E OF THE AREA BY LATER TONIGHT. ANOTHER TROUGH WILL MOVE E
OVER THE WATERS LATER FRI INTO SAT. HIGH PRESSURE WILL MOVE INTO THE
AREA SAT INTO SUN NIGHT, AS ANOTHER TROUGH DEVELOPS OVER THE WATERS.
THE TROUGH SHOULD LINGER OVER THE AREA THROUGH MON WITH A COLD FRONT
APPROACHING FROM THE N MON NIGHT. A LOW PRESSURE SYSTEM APPROACHING
FROM THE SW WILL MOVE ACROSS THE AREA ON TUE INTO TUE NIGHT. 
2. NARRAGANSETT BAY OPAREA: 24 HOUR FORECAST COMMENCING 041200Z JUL
25
 A. NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE HAZARDS: NONE
 B. SKY, WEATHER: 
    04/12Z: CLEAR,
    05/06Z: MOSTLY CLEAR.
 C. VSBY (NM): 
    04/12Z: LESS THAN 1NM.
 D. SURFACE WIND (KTS): 
    04/12Z: NORTHWEST 10 TO 15,
    04/18Z: WEST-NORTHWEST 10 TO 15G20,
    05/00Z: WEST-NORTHWEST 10 TO 15,
    05/06Z: NORTHWEST 5 TO 10.
 E. COMBINED SEAS (FT): 
    04/12Z: SOUTH 3 TO 5,
    05/00Z: SOUTH 2 TO 4.
 F. MAX/MIN TEMPS (F): 
    04/12Z: 76/63.
 G. SST (F): 
    02/00Z: 69.
 H. OUTLOOK TO 48 HOURS:
  (1) WINDS (KTS): 
      05/12Z: NORTHWEST 5 TO 10,
      05/18Z: SOUTH-SOUTHWEST 5 TO 10G15,
      06/00Z: SOUTH-SOUTHWEST 10 TO 15,
      06/06Z: SOUTH-SOUTHWEST 10 TO 15G20.
  (2) COMBINED SEAS (FT): 
      05/12Z: SOUTH 2 TO 4,
      05/18Z: SOUTH 2 TO 3,
      06/00Z: EAST-SOUTHEAST 2 TO 3.
 I. OTHER COMMENTS:
  (1) VISIBILITY UNRESTRICTED OUTSIDE OF PRECIPITATION.
  (2) FOR BEST POSSIBLE WEATHER FORECASTS AND SURVEILLANCE, PLEASE
      SEND WEATHER OBSERVATIONS EVERY SIX HOURS AND PROVIDE TIMELY,
      ACCURATE MOVREPS.

VACAPES OPAREA

1. METEOROLOGICAL SITUATION AT 041200Z JUL 25:
A TROUGH OVER THE OUTER WATERS WILL REMAIN OVER THE AREA TONIGHT
INTO FRI. A SLOW-MOVING COLD FRONT NEAR THE COAST WILL MOVE SE INTO
THE N PORTIONS TONIGHT AND FRI. THE FRONT WILL STALL OVER THE
CENTRAL WATERS BY LATER FRI. ANOTHER TROUGH WILL DEVELOP OVER THE
FAR S WATERS TONIGHT, WITH WEAK LOW PRESSURE FORMING ALONG THE
TROUGH FRI. THE FRONT SHOULD MOVE BACK N AS A WEAK WARM FRONT FRI
NIGHT AND SAT AS HIGH PRESSURE BUILDS OVER THE N AND CENTRAL WATERS.
THE HIGH WILL PERSIST OVER THE N AND CENTRAL WATERS THROUGH MON
NIGHT. LOW PRESSURE IS EXPECTED TO MOVE INTO THE FAR S WATERS
SOMETIME BETWEEN FRI AND SAT, THEN MEANDER OVER THOSE WATERS INTO
MON NIGHT. THE LOW WILL MOVE N ACROSS THE CENTRAL AND NORTHERN
PORTIONS ON TUE INTO TUE NIGHT. THE LOW HAS THE POTENTIAL TO
ORGANIZE INTO A TROPICAL OR SUBTROPICAL DEPRESSION BY THE WEEKEND.
PLEASE MONITOR THE LATEST INFORMATION FROM THE NATIONAL HURRICANE
CENTER.  
2. VACAPES OPAREA: 24 HOUR FORECAST COMMENCING 041200Z JUL 25
 A. NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE HAZARDS: NONE
 B. SKY, WEATHER: 
    04/12Z: CLOUDY WITH ISOLATED RAIN SHWRS, ISOLATED TSTMS,
    04/18Z: CLOUDY WITH SCATTERED RAIN SHWRS, SCATTERED TSTMS,
    05/00Z: CLOUDY WITH NUMEROUS RAIN SHWRS, SCATTERED TSTMS,
    05/06Z: MOSTLY CLOUDY WITH NUMEROUS RAIN SHWRS, SCATTERED TSTMS.
 C. VSBY (NM): 
    04/12Z: GREATER THAN 7NM.
 D. SURFACE WIND (KTS): 
    04/12Z: NORTH-NORTHEAST 10 TO 15G20,
    04/18Z: NORTHEAST 10 TO 15,
    05/00Z: EAST-NORTHEAST 10 TO 15.
 E. COMBINED SEAS (FT): 
    04/12Z: SOUTH-SOUTHEAST 4 TO 6,
    04/18Z: SOUTH-SOUTHEAST 3 TO 5.
 F. MAX/MIN TEMPS (F): 
    04/12Z: 83/72.
 G. SST (F): 
    02/00Z: 79.
 H. OUTLOOK TO 48 HOURS:
  (1) WINDS (KTS): 
      05/12Z: EAST 10 TO 15,
      05/18Z: EAST-SOUTHEAST 5 TO 10G15,
      06/00Z: SOUTHEAST 10 TO 15G20,
      06/06Z: SOUTHEAST 15 TO 20.
  (2) COMBINED SEAS (FT): 
      05/12Z: EAST-SOUTHEAST 2 TO 4,
      06/06Z: EAST-SOUTHEAST 3 TO 5.
 I. OTHER COMMENTS:
  (1) VISIBILITY UNRESTRICTED OUTSIDE OF PRECIPITATION.
  (2) FOR BEST POSSIBLE WEATHER FORECASTS AND SURVEILLANCE, PLEASE
      SEND WEATHER OBSERVATIONS EVERY SIX HOURS AND PROVIDE TIMELY,
      ACCURATE MOVREPS.

Cherry Point OPAREA

1. METEOROLOGICAL SITUATION AT 041200Z JUL 25:
A TROUGH OVER THE OUTER WATERS WILL REMAIN OVER THE AREA TONIGHT
INTO FRI. A SLOW-MOVING COLD FRONT NEAR THE COAST WILL MOVE SE INTO
THE N PORTIONS TONIGHT AND FRI. THE FRONT WILL STALL OVER THE
CENTRAL WATERS BY LATER FRI. ANOTHER TROUGH WILL DEVELOP OVER THE
FAR S WATERS TONIGHT, WITH WEAK LOW PRESSURE FORMING ALONG THE
TROUGH FRI. THE FRONT SHOULD MOVE BACK N AS A WEAK WARM FRONT FRI
NIGHT AND SAT AS HIGH PRESSURE BUILDS OVER THE N AND CENTRAL WATERS.
THE HIGH WILL PERSIST OVER THE N AND CENTRAL WATERS THROUGH MON
NIGHT. LOW PRESSURE IS EXPECTED TO MOVE INTO THE FAR S WATERS
SOMETIME BETWEEN FRI AND SAT, THEN MEANDER OVER THOSE WATERS INTO
MON NIGHT. THE LOW WILL MOVE N ACROSS THE CENTRAL AND NORTHERN
PORTIONS ON TUE INTO TUE NIGHT. THE LOW HAS THE POTENTIAL TO
ORGANIZE INTO A TROPICAL OR SUBTROPICAL DEPRESSION BY THE WEEKEND.
PLEASE MONITOR THE LATEST INFORMATION FROM THE NATIONAL HURRICANE
CENTER.  
2. CHERRY POINT OPAREA: 24 HOUR FORECAST COMMENCING 041200Z JUL 25
 A. NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE HAZARDS: NONE
 B. SKY, WEATHER: 
    04/12Z: CLOUDY WITH NUMEROUS RAIN SHWRS, SCATTERED TSTMS,
    04/18Z: CLOUDY WITH SCATTERED RAIN SHWRS, SCATTERED TSTMS,
    05/00Z: CLOUDY WITH NUMEROUS RAIN SHWRS, SCATTERED TSTMS.
 C. VSBY (NM): 
    04/12Z: GREATER THAN 7NM.
 D. SURFACE WIND (KTS): 
    04/12Z: EAST 5 TO 10G15,
    04/18Z: SOUTHEAST 10 TO 15G20,
    05/00Z: SOUTHEAST 15 TO 20G25,
    05/06Z: EAST-SOUTHEAST 15 TO 20G25.
 E. COMBINED SEAS (FT): 
    04/12Z: SOUTH 4 TO 6,
    04/18Z: SOUTH 3 TO 5,
    05/00Z: SOUTH 4 TO 6,
    05/06Z: SOUTH-SOUTHEAST 4 TO 6.
 F. MAX/MIN TEMPS (F): 
    04/12Z: 84/76.
 G. SST (F): 
    02/00Z: 83.
 H. OUTLOOK TO 48 HOURS:
  (1) WINDS (KTS): 
      05/12Z: EAST-SOUTHEAST 15 TO 25G30,
      05/18Z: SOUTHEAST 15 TO 25G30,
      06/06Z: SOUTH-SOUTHEAST 15 TO 25G30.
  (2) COMBINED SEAS (FT): 
      05/12Z: SOUTH-SOUTHEAST 6 TO 9,
      06/00Z: SOUTHEAST 6 TO 10,
      06/06Z: SOUTHEAST 5 TO 8.
 I. OTHER COMMENTS:
  (1) VISIBILITY UNRESTRICTED OUTSIDE OF PRECIPITATION.
  (2) FOR BEST POSSIBLE WEATHER FORECASTS AND SURVEILLANCE, PLEASE
      SEND WEATHER OBSERVATIONS EVERY SIX HOURS AND PROVIDE TIMELY,
      ACCURATE MOVREPS.

Charleston OPAREA

1. METEOROLOGICAL SITUATION AT 041200Z JUL 25:
A TROUGH OVER THE OUTER WATERS WILL REMAIN OVER THE AREA TONIGHT
INTO FRI. A SLOW-MOVING COLD FRONT NEAR THE COAST WILL MOVE SE INTO
THE N PORTIONS TONIGHT AND FRI. THE FRONT WILL STALL OVER THE
CENTRAL WATERS BY LATER FRI. ANOTHER TROUGH WILL DEVELOP OVER THE
FAR S WATERS TONIGHT, WITH WEAK LOW PRESSURE FORMING ALONG THE
TROUGH FRI. THE FRONT SHOULD MOVE BACK N AS A WEAK WARM FRONT FRI
NIGHT AND SAT AS HIGH PRESSURE BUILDS OVER THE N AND CENTRAL WATERS.
THE HIGH WILL PERSIST OVER THE N AND CENTRAL WATERS THROUGH MON
NIGHT. LOW PRESSURE IS EXPECTED TO MOVE INTO THE FAR S WATERS
SOMETIME BETWEEN FRI AND SAT, THEN MEANDER OVER THOSE WATERS INTO
MON NIGHT. THE LOW WILL MOVE N ACROSS THE CENTRAL AND NORTHERN
PORTIONS ON TUE INTO TUE NIGHT. THE LOW HAS THE POTENTIAL TO
ORGANIZE INTO A TROPICAL OR SUBTROPICAL DEPRESSION BY THE WEEKEND.
PLEASE MONITOR THE LATEST INFORMATION FROM THE NATIONAL HURRICANE
CENTER.  
2. CHARLESTON OPAREA: 24 HOUR FORECAST COMMENCING 041200Z JUL 25
 A. NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE HAZARDS: NONE
 B. SKY, WEATHER: 
    04/12Z: MOSTLY CLOUDY WITH NUMEROUS RAIN SHWRS, SCATTERED TSTMS,
    04/18Z: CLOUDY WITH NUMEROUS RAIN SHWRS, SCATTERED TSTMS.
 C. VSBY (NM): 
    04/12Z: GREATER THAN 7NM.
 D. SURFACE WIND (KTS): 
    04/12Z: EAST-SOUTHEAST 10 TO 15G20,
    04/18Z: EAST-SOUTHEAST 15 TO 20G25,
    05/06Z: EAST 15 TO 20G25.
 E. COMBINED SEAS (FT): 
    04/12Z: SOUTH-SOUTHEAST 4 TO 6,
    05/00Z: SOUTH-SOUTHEAST 4 TO 7.
 F. MAX/MIN TEMPS (F): 
    04/12Z: 83/75.
 G. SST (F): 
    02/00Z: 82.
 H. OUTLOOK TO 48 HOURS:
  (1) WINDS (KTS): 
      05/12Z: EAST 15 TO 25G30,
      06/00Z: EAST-SOUTHEAST 15 TO 25G30,
      06/06Z: SOUTHEAST 15 TO 25G30.
  (2) COMBINED SEAS (FT): 
      05/12Z: SOUTHEAST 6 TO 9,
      05/18Z: SOUTHEAST 6 TO 10,
      06/00Z: EAST-SOUTHEAST 6 TO 9,
      06/06Z: EAST-SOUTHEAST 5 TO 8.
 I. OTHER COMMENTS:
  (1) VISIBILITY UNRESTRICTED OUTSIDE OF PRECIPITATION.
  (2) FOR BEST POSSIBLE WEATHER FORECASTS AND SURVEILLANCE, PLEASE
      SEND WEATHER OBSERVATIONS EVERY SIX HOURS AND PROVIDE TIMELY,
      ACCURATE MOVREPS.

Jacksonville OPAREA

1. METEOROLOGICAL SITUATION AT 041200Z JUL 25:
A TROUGH OVER THE OUTER WATERS WILL REMAIN OVER THE AREA TONIGHT
INTO FRI. A SLOW-MOVING COLD FRONT NEAR THE COAST WILL MOVE SE INTO
THE N PORTIONS TONIGHT AND FRI. THE FRONT WILL STALL OVER THE
CENTRAL WATERS BY LATER FRI. ANOTHER TROUGH WILL DEVELOP OVER THE
FAR S WATERS TONIGHT, WITH WEAK LOW PRESSURE FORMING ALONG THE
TROUGH FRI. THE FRONT SHOULD MOVE BACK N AS A WEAK WARM FRONT FRI
NIGHT AND SAT AS HIGH PRESSURE BUILDS OVER THE N AND CENTRAL WATERS.
THE HIGH WILL PERSIST OVER THE N AND CENTRAL WATERS THROUGH MON
NIGHT. LOW PRESSURE IS EXPECTED TO MOVE INTO THE FAR S WATERS
SOMETIME BETWEEN FRI AND SAT, THEN MEANDER OVER THOSE WATERS INTO
MON NIGHT. THE LOW WILL MOVE N ACROSS THE CENTRAL AND NORTHERN
PORTIONS ON TUE INTO TUE NIGHT. THE LOW HAS THE POTENTIAL TO
ORGANIZE INTO A TROPICAL OR SUBTROPICAL DEPRESSION BY THE WEEKEND.
PLEASE MONITOR THE LATEST INFORMATION FROM THE NATIONAL HURRICANE
CENTER.  
2. JAX OPAREA: 24 HOUR FORECAST COMMENCING 041200Z JUL 25
 A. NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE HAZARDS: NONE
 B. SKY, WEATHER: 
    04/12Z: MOSTLY CLOUDY WITH NUMEROUS RAIN SHWRS, SCATTERED TSTMS,
    04/18Z: CLOUDY WITH NUMEROUS RAIN SHWRS, SCATTERED TSTMS.
 C. VSBY (NM): 
    04/12Z: GREATER THAN 7NM.
 D. SURFACE WIND (KTS): 
    04/12Z: SOUTH-SOUTHEAST 15 TO 20G30,
    04/18Z: SOUTHEAST 15 TO 25G30,
    05/00Z: SOUTH-SOUTHEAST 15 TO 25G35,
    05/06Z: SOUTH-SOUTHEAST 15 TO 20G30.
 E. COMBINED SEAS (FT): 
    04/12Z: SOUTH 4 TO 6,
    04/18Z: SOUTHEAST 4 TO 6,
    05/00Z: SOUTH-SOUTHEAST 4 TO 7.
 F. MAX/MIN TEMPS (F): 
    04/12Z: 83/74.
 G. SST (F): 
    02/00Z: 82.
 H. OUTLOOK TO 48 HOURS:
  (1) WINDS (KTS): 
      05/12Z: SOUTH-SOUTHEAST 15 TO 20G25,
      05/18Z: SOUTH-SOUTHEAST 15 TO 20G30,
      06/06Z: SOUTH-SOUTHWEST 15 TO 25G30.
  (2) COMBINED SEAS (FT): 
      05/12Z: SOUTH 5 TO 8,
      05/18Z: SOUTH-SOUTHEAST 4 TO 7,
      06/00Z: SOUTH-SOUTHEAST 5 TO 8,
      06/06Z: SOUTH-SOUTHEAST 4 TO 7.
 I. OTHER COMMENTS:
  (1) VISIBILITY UNRESTRICTED OUTSIDE OF PRECIPITATION.
  (2) FOR BEST POSSIBLE WEATHER FORECASTS AND SURVEILLANCE, PLEASE
      SEND WEATHER OBSERVATIONS EVERY SIX HOURS AND PROVIDE TIMELY,
      ACCURATE MOVREPS.

Port Canaveral OPAREA

1. METEOROLOGICAL SITUATION AT 041200Z JUL 25:
A TROUGH OVER THE OUTER WATERS WILL REMAIN OVER THE AREA TONIGHT
INTO FRI. A SLOW-MOVING COLD FRONT NEAR THE COAST WILL MOVE SE INTO
THE N PORTIONS TONIGHT AND FRI. THE FRONT WILL STALL OVER THE
CENTRAL WATERS BY LATER FRI. ANOTHER TROUGH WILL DEVELOP OVER THE
FAR S WATERS TONIGHT, WITH WEAK LOW PRESSURE FORMING ALONG THE
TROUGH FRI. THE FRONT SHOULD MOVE BACK N AS A WEAK WARM FRONT FRI
NIGHT AND SAT AS HIGH PRESSURE BUILDS OVER THE N AND CENTRAL WATERS.
THE HIGH WILL PERSIST OVER THE N AND CENTRAL WATERS THROUGH MON
NIGHT. LOW PRESSURE IS EXPECTED TO MOVE INTO THE FAR S WATERS
SOMETIME BETWEEN FRI AND SAT, THEN MEANDER OVER THOSE WATERS INTO
MON NIGHT. THE LOW WILL MOVE N ACROSS THE CENTRAL AND NORTHERN
PORTIONS ON TUE INTO TUE NIGHT. THE LOW HAS THE POTENTIAL TO
ORGANIZE INTO A TROPICAL OR SUBTROPICAL DEPRESSION BY THE WEEKEND.
PLEASE MONITOR THE LATEST INFORMATION FROM THE NATIONAL HURRICANE
CENTER.  
2. PORT CANAVERAL OPAREA: 24 HOUR FORECAST COMMENCING 041200Z JUL 25
 A. NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE HAZARDS: NONE
 B. SKY, WEATHER: 
    04/12Z: CLOUDY,
    05/00Z: CLOUDY WITH TSTMS, SCATTERED RAIN SHWRS,
    05/06Z: CLOUDY.
 C. VSBY (NM): 
    04/12Z: GREATER THAN 7NM.
 D. SURFACE WIND (KTS): 
    04/12Z: SOUTH-SOUTHWEST 15 TO 20G25,
    04/18Z: SOUTH 15 TO 20G30,
    05/00Z: SOUTH 15 TO 20G25.
 E. COMBINED SEAS (FT): 
    04/12Z: EAST 2 TO 3,
    05/00Z: SOUTHEAST 2 TO 3,
    05/06Z: EAST 2 TO 3.
 F. MAX/MIN TEMPS (F): 
    04/12Z: 83/75.
 G. SST (F): 
    02/00Z: 82.
 H. OUTLOOK TO 48 HOURS:
  (1) WINDS (KTS): 
      05/12Z: SOUTH-SOUTHWEST 10 TO 15G20,
      06/00Z: SOUTH-SOUTHWEST 15 TO 20G25,
      06/06Z: SOUTHWEST 15 TO 20G25.
  (2) COMBINED SEAS (FT): 
      05/12Z: EAST 2 TO 3,
      06/00Z: EAST-NORTHEAST 2 TO 3,
      06/06Z: NORTH-NORTHEAST 2 TO 4.
 I. OTHER COMMENTS:
  (1) VISIBILITY UNRESTRICTED OUTSIDE OF PRECIPITATION.
  (2) FOR BEST POSSIBLE WEATHER FORECASTS AND SURVEILLANCE, PLEASE
      SEND WEATHER OBSERVATIONS EVERY SIX HOURS AND PROVIDE TIMELY,
      ACCURATE MOVREPS.

Tongue of the Ocean OPAREA

1. METEOROLOGICAL SITUATION AT 041200Z JUL 25:
A TROUGH OVER THE OUTER WATERS WILL REMAIN OVER THE AREA TONIGHT
INTO FRI. A SLOW-MOVING COLD FRONT NEAR THE COAST WILL MOVE SE INTO
THE N PORTIONS TONIGHT AND FRI. THE FRONT WILL STALL OVER THE
CENTRAL WATERS BY LATER FRI. ANOTHER TROUGH WILL DEVELOP OVER THE
FAR S WATERS TONIGHT, WITH WEAK LOW PRESSURE FORMING ALONG THE
TROUGH FRI. THE FRONT SHOULD MOVE BACK N AS A WEAK WARM FRONT FRI
NIGHT AND SAT AS HIGH PRESSURE BUILDS OVER THE N AND CENTRAL WATERS.
THE HIGH WILL PERSIST OVER THE N AND CENTRAL WATERS THROUGH MON
NIGHT. LOW PRESSURE IS EXPECTED TO MOVE INTO THE FAR S WATERS
SOMETIME BETWEEN FRI AND SAT, THEN MEANDER OVER THOSE WATERS INTO
MON NIGHT. THE LOW WILL MOVE N ACROSS THE CENTRAL AND NORTHERN
PORTIONS ON TUE INTO TUE NIGHT. THE LOW HAS THE POTENTIAL TO
ORGANIZE INTO A TROPICAL OR SUBTROPICAL DEPRESSION BY THE WEEKEND.
PLEASE MONITOR THE LATEST INFORMATION FROM THE NATIONAL HURRICANE
CENTER.  
2. TONGUE OF THE OCEAN OPAREA: 24 HOUR FORECAST COMMENCING 041200Z
JUL 25
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 A. NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE HAZARDS: NONE
 B. SKY, WEATHER: 
    04/12Z: 
    04/18Z: 
    05/00Z: 
    05/06Z: 
 C. VSBY (NM): 
    04/12Z: 
    04/18Z: 
    05/00Z: 
    05/06Z: 
 D. SURFACE WIND (KTS): 
    04/12Z: 
    04/18Z: 
    05/00Z: 
    05/06Z: 
 E. COMBINED SEAS (FT): 
    04/12Z: 
    04/18Z: 
    05/00Z: 
    05/06Z: 
 F. MAX/MIN TEMPS (F): 
    04/12Z: 
 G. SST (F): 
    02/00Z: 
 H. AVIATION PARAMETERS: 
  (1) CEILINGS (FT): 
  (2) WINDS ALOFT: 
      1000FT: 
      3000FT: 
      5000FT: 
  (3) TURBULENCE: 
  (4) FREEZING LEVEL (FT): 
  (5) ICING: 
  (6) MIN ALT (IN): 
  (7) MAX P.A. (FT): 
  (8) DIVERT FIELD(S): 
      NASSAU INT'L
      TAF MYNN 031705Z 0318/0418 17012KT 9999 SCT025 SCT120 BKN200
               PROB30
               TEMPO
               0319/0321 VCSH SCT018
 I. OUTLOOK TO 48 HOURS:
  (1) WINDS (KTS): 
      05/12Z: 
      05/18Z: 
      06/00Z: 
      06/06Z: 
  (2) SEAS (FT): 
      05/12Z: 
      05/18Z: 
      06/00Z: 
      06/06Z: 
 J. OTHER COMMENTS:
  (1) VISIBILITY UNRESTRICTED OUTSIDE OF PRECIPITATION.
  (2) FOR BEST POSSIBLE WEATHER FORECASTS AND SURVEILLANCE, PLEASE
      SEND WEATHER OBSERVATIONS EVERY SIX HOURS AND PROVIDE TIMELY,
      ACCURATE MOVREPS.

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