OPC Atlantic Navy Forecast Areas

Hurricane Warnings in Effect	Atlantic: Mid Atlantic - High Seas	Pacific: High Seas EP1 and EPI
Hurricane Conditions Possible	Atlantic: Mid Atlantic	Pacific: None

OPC Atlantic Navy Forecast Areas

Boston OPAREA

1. METEOROLOGICAL SITUATION AT 310000Z JAN 26:
A SERIES OF SURFACE TROUGHS WILL MOVE SE ACROSS THE AREA TODAY
THROUGH EARLY SAT. HIGH PRESSURE WILL BUILD IN BRIEFLY SAT, THEN LOW
PRESSURE SHOULD RAPIDLY STRENGTHEN AND BROADEN OFF OF THE SE U.S.
COAST SAT AND SAT NIGHT. THE INTENSE LOW WILL GRADUALLY MOVE NE SAT
NIGHT THROUGH SUN, BEING CENTERED S OF NOVA SCOTIA LATE SUN NIGHT
AND APPROACHING NEWFOUNDLAND MON. ANOTHER SERIES OF SURFACE TROUGHS
WILL MOVE S ACROSS THE WATERS BEHIND THE LOW MON THROUGH TUE, WITH A
COLD FRONT APPROACHING THE WATERS FROM THE N TUE NIGHT. MARINERS
SHOULD MONITOR THE FORECASTS FOR SAT AND BEYOND, PREPARING TO
EXECUTE AVOIDANCE PLANS FROM THE POWERFUL LOW PRESSURE SYSTEM.  
2. BOSTON OPAREA: 24 HOUR FORECAST COMMENCING 310000Z JAN 26
 A. NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE HAZARDS:     
    ...STORM FORCE WINDS POSSIBLE SUNDAY...
 B. SKY, WEATHER: 
    31/00Z: MM.
 C. VSBY (NM): 
    31/00Z: LESS THAN 1NM.
 D. SURFACE WIND (KTS): 
    31/00Z: NORTHWEST 15 TO 25G30,
    31/06Z: NORTHWEST 15 TO 20G25,
    31/12Z: WEST-NORTHWEST 10 TO 15G20.
 E. COMBINED SEAS (FT): 
    31/00Z: 6 TO 9,
    31/06Z: 5 TO 8,
    31/12Z: 4 TO 6,
    31/18Z: 2 TO 4.
 F. MAX/MIN TEMPS (F): 
    31/00Z:   NO DATA AVAILABLE.
 G. SST (F): 
    29/00Z: 41.
 H. OUTLOOK TO 48 HOURS:
  (1) WINDS (KTS): 
      01/00Z: NORTH 15 TO 20G25,
      01/06Z: NORTHEAST 20 TO 30G40,
      01/12Z: NORTHEAST 35 TO 45G55,
      01/18Z: NORTH-NORTHEAST 40 TO 50G60.
  (2) COMBINED SEAS (FT): 
      01/00Z: 1 TO 3,
      01/06Z: 5 TO 8,
      01/12Z: 10 TO 15,
      01/18Z: 11 TO 21.
 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 310000Z JAN 26:
A SERIES OF SURFACE TROUGHS WILL MOVE SE ACROSS THE AREA TODAY
THROUGH EARLY SAT. HIGH PRESSURE WILL BUILD IN BRIEFLY SAT, THEN LOW
PRESSURE SHOULD RAPIDLY STRENGTHEN AND BROADEN OFF OF THE SE U.S.
COAST SAT AND SAT NIGHT. THE INTENSE LOW WILL GRADUALLY MOVE NE SAT
NIGHT THROUGH SUN, BEING CENTERED S OF NOVA SCOTIA LATE SUN NIGHT
AND APPROACHING NEWFOUNDLAND MON. ANOTHER SERIES OF SURFACE TROUGHS
WILL MOVE S ACROSS THE WATERS BEHIND THE LOW MON THROUGH TUE, WITH A
COLD FRONT APPROACHING THE WATERS FROM THE N TUE NIGHT. MARINERS
SHOULD MONITOR THE FORECASTS FOR SAT AND BEYOND, PREPARING TO
EXECUTE AVOIDANCE PLANS FROM THE POWERFUL LOW PRESSURE SYSTEM.  
2. RACE ROCK (41-14N 072-02W) FOR 30/0600L-0900L
310000Z JAN 26
 A. NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE HAZARDS: NONE
 B. SKY, WEATHER: 
    30/0600L: MM.
 C. VSBY (NM): 
    30/0600L: GREATER THAN 7NM.
 D. SURFACE WIND (KTS): 
    30/0600L:   NO DATA AVAILABLE.
 E. COMBINED SEAS (FT): 
    30/0600L:   NO DATA AVAILABLE.

Narragansett Bay OPAREA

1. METEOROLOGICAL SITUATION AT 310000Z JAN 26:
A SERIES OF SURFACE TROUGHS WILL MOVE SE ACROSS THE AREA TODAY
THROUGH EARLY SAT. HIGH PRESSURE WILL BUILD IN BRIEFLY SAT, THEN LOW
PRESSURE SHOULD RAPIDLY STRENGTHEN AND BROADEN OFF OF THE SE U.S.
COAST SAT AND SAT NIGHT. THE INTENSE LOW WILL GRADUALLY MOVE NE SAT
NIGHT THROUGH SUN, BEING CENTERED S OF NOVA SCOTIA LATE SUN NIGHT
AND APPROACHING NEWFOUNDLAND MON. ANOTHER SERIES OF SURFACE TROUGHS
WILL MOVE S ACROSS THE WATERS BEHIND THE LOW MON THROUGH TUE, WITH A
COLD FRONT APPROACHING THE WATERS FROM THE N TUE NIGHT. MARINERS
SHOULD MONITOR THE FORECASTS FOR SAT AND BEYOND, PREPARING TO
EXECUTE AVOIDANCE PLANS FROM THE POWERFUL LOW PRESSURE SYSTEM.  
2. NARRAGANSETT BAY OPAREA: 24 HOUR FORECAST COMMENCING 310000Z JAN
26
 A. NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE HAZARDS:     
    ...GALE WARNING...
    ...STORM FORCE WINDS POSSIBLE SUNDAY...
 B. SKY, WEATHER: 
    31/00Z: MM.
 C. VSBY (NM): 
    31/00Z: 5NM,
    31/06Z: GREATER THAN 7NM,
    31/18Z: LESS THAN 1NM.
 D. SURFACE WIND (KTS): 
    31/00Z: WEST-NORTHWEST 20 TO 30G35,
    31/06Z: NORTHWEST 15 TO 20G25,
    31/12Z: NORTHWEST 10 TO 15G20,
    31/18Z: NORTH-NORTHEAST 15 TO 20G25.
 E. COMBINED SEAS (FT): 
    31/00Z: 9 TO 13,
    31/06Z: 6 TO 10,
    31/12Z: 4 TO 7,
    31/18Z: 3 TO 5.
 F. MAX/MIN TEMPS (F): 
    31/00Z:   NO DATA AVAILABLE.
 G. SST (F): 
    29/00Z: 48.
 H. OUTLOOK TO 48 HOURS:
  (1) WINDS (KTS): 
      01/00Z: NORTHEAST 30 TO 40G50,
      01/06Z: NORTHEAST 35 TO 45G55,
      01/12Z: NORTH-NORTHEAST 40 TO 50G60,
      01/18Z: NORTH 40 TO 50G60.
  (2) COMBINED SEAS (FT): 
      01/00Z: 6 TO 9,
      01/06Z: 13 TO 18,
      01/12Z: 14 TO 24,
      01/18Z: 15 TO 25.
 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 310000Z JAN 26:
A WEAK STATIONARY FRONT WILL BE OFF THE SE U.S. COAST TODAY. TO THE
N, A SERIES OF SURFACE TROUGHS WILL MOVE SE ACROSS THE N AND CENTRAL
WATERS THROUGH EARLY SAT, WITH HIGH PRESSURE BRIEFLY BUILDING IN
SAT. LOW PRESSURE SHOULD FORM OFF OF THE SE U.S. COAST ALONG THE
FRONT LATER TODAY, DRIFTING NE TONIGHT AND THEN RAPIDLY
STRENGTHENING AND BROADENING OFF OF THE SE U.S. COAST SAT AND SAT
NIGHT. THE INTENSE LOW WILL GRADUALLY MOVE NE SAT NIGHT THROUGH SUN,
BEING CENTERED S OF NOVA SCOTIA LATE SUN NIGHT AND APPROACHING
NEWFOUNDLAND MON. ANOTHER SERIES OF SURFACE TROUGHS WILL MOVE S
ACROSS THE WATERS BEHIND THE LOW MON AND MON NIGHT, CONTINUING OVER
THE N WATERS THROUGH TUE NIGHT. HIGH PRESSURE WILL GRADUALLY BUILD E
OVER THE FAR S WATERS TUE AND TUE NIGHT. MARINERS SHOULD MONITOR THE
FORECASTS FOR SAT AND BEYOND, PREPARING TO EXECUTE AVOIDANCE PLANS
FROM THE POWERFUL LOW PRESSURE SYSTEM.  
2. VACAPES OPAREA: 24 HOUR FORECAST COMMENCING 310000Z JAN 26
 A. NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE HAZARDS:     
    ...STORM WARNING...
    ...HURRICANE FORCE WINDS POSSIBLE SUNDAY...
 B. SKY, WEATHER: 
    31/00Z: MM,
    31/06Z: MM WITH SLIGHT CHANCE OF RAIN,
    31/12Z: MM WITH CHANCE OF RAIN,
    31/18Z: MM WITH CHANCE OF RAIN, SLIGHT CHANCE OF SNOW.
 C. VSBY (NM): 
    31/00Z: 3NM,
    31/06Z: GREATER THAN 7NM.
 D. SURFACE WIND (KTS): 
    31/00Z: NORTH 15 TO 20G25,
    31/06Z: NORTH-NORTHEAST 15 TO 25G30,
    31/12Z: NORTHEAST 30 TO 40G45,
    31/18Z: NORTHEAST 35 TO 45G55.
 E. COMBINED SEAS (FT): 
    31/00Z: 5 TO 8,
    31/12Z: 8 TO 12,
    31/18Z: 12 TO 17.
 F. MAX/MIN TEMPS (F): 
    31/00Z:   NO DATA AVAILABLE.
 G. SST (F): 
    29/00Z: 59.
 H. OUTLOOK TO 48 HOURS:
  (1) WINDS (KTS): 
      01/00Z: NORTH-NORTHEAST 45 TO 55G65,
      01/06Z: NORTH 50 TO 60G75,
      01/12Z: NORTH-NORTHWEST 55 TO 65G80,
      01/18Z: NORTHWEST 40 TO 50G60.
  (2) COMBINED SEAS (FT): 
      01/00Z: 12 TO 22,
      01/06Z: 19 TO 29,
      01/12Z: 24 TO 34,
      01/18Z: 20 TO 30.
 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 310000Z JAN 26:
A WEAK STATIONARY FRONT WILL BE OFF THE SE U.S. COAST TODAY. TO THE
N, A SERIES OF SURFACE TROUGHS WILL MOVE SE ACROSS THE N AND CENTRAL
WATERS THROUGH EARLY SAT, WITH HIGH PRESSURE BRIEFLY BUILDING IN
SAT. LOW PRESSURE SHOULD FORM OFF OF THE SE U.S. COAST ALONG THE
FRONT LATER TODAY, DRIFTING NE TONIGHT AND THEN RAPIDLY
STRENGTHENING AND BROADENING OFF OF THE SE U.S. COAST SAT AND SAT
NIGHT. THE INTENSE LOW WILL GRADUALLY MOVE NE SAT NIGHT THROUGH SUN,
BEING CENTERED S OF NOVA SCOTIA LATE SUN NIGHT AND APPROACHING
NEWFOUNDLAND MON. ANOTHER SERIES OF SURFACE TROUGHS WILL MOVE S
ACROSS THE WATERS BEHIND THE LOW MON AND MON NIGHT, CONTINUING OVER
THE N WATERS THROUGH TUE NIGHT. HIGH PRESSURE WILL GRADUALLY BUILD E
OVER THE FAR S WATERS TUE AND TUE NIGHT. MARINERS SHOULD MONITOR THE
FORECASTS FOR SAT AND BEYOND, PREPARING TO EXECUTE AVOIDANCE PLANS
FROM THE POWERFUL LOW PRESSURE SYSTEM.  
2. CHERRY POINT OPAREA: 24 HOUR FORECAST COMMENCING 310000Z JAN 26
 A. NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE HAZARDS:     
    ...STORM WARNING...
 B. SKY, WEATHER: 
    31/00Z: MM WITH SLIGHT CHANCE OF RAIN,
    31/06Z: MM WITH CHANCE OF RAIN,
    31/18Z: MM WITH SLIGHT CHANCE OF RAIN.
 C. VSBY (NM): 
    31/00Z: LESS THAN 1NM,
    31/12Z: GREATER THAN 7NM.
 D. SURFACE WIND (KTS): 
    31/00Z: EAST-NORTHEAST 15 TO 25G30,
    31/06Z: NORTHEAST 20 TO 30G40,
    31/12Z: NORTHEAST 25 TO 35G45,
    31/18Z: NORTH-NORTHWEST 30 TO 40G50.
 E. COMBINED SEAS (FT): 
    31/00Z: 4 TO 6,
    31/06Z: 6 TO 9,
    31/12Z: 9 TO 13,
    31/18Z: 12 TO 17.
 F. MAX/MIN TEMPS (F): 
    31/00Z:   NO DATA AVAILABLE.
 G. SST (F): 
    29/00Z: 71.
 H. OUTLOOK TO 48 HOURS:
  (1) WINDS (KTS): 
      01/00Z: NORTH 45 TO 55G65,
      01/06Z: NORTH-NORTHWEST 50 TO 60G75,
      01/12Z: NORTHWEST 45 TO 55G65,
      01/18Z: NORTHWEST 30 TO 40G50.
  (2) COMBINED SEAS (FT): 
      01/00Z: 13 TO 23,
      01/06Z: 19 TO 29,
      01/12Z: 18 TO 28,
      01/18Z: 16 TO 26.
 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 310000Z JAN 26:
A WEAK STATIONARY FRONT WILL BE OFF THE SE U.S. COAST TODAY. TO THE
N, A SERIES OF SURFACE TROUGHS WILL MOVE SE ACROSS THE N AND CENTRAL
WATERS THROUGH EARLY SAT, WITH HIGH PRESSURE BRIEFLY BUILDING IN
SAT. LOW PRESSURE SHOULD FORM OFF OF THE SE U.S. COAST ALONG THE
FRONT LATER TODAY, DRIFTING NE TONIGHT AND THEN RAPIDLY
STRENGTHENING AND BROADENING OFF OF THE SE U.S. COAST SAT AND SAT
NIGHT. THE INTENSE LOW WILL GRADUALLY MOVE NE SAT NIGHT THROUGH SUN,
BEING CENTERED S OF NOVA SCOTIA LATE SUN NIGHT AND APPROACHING
NEWFOUNDLAND MON. ANOTHER SERIES OF SURFACE TROUGHS WILL MOVE S
ACROSS THE WATERS BEHIND THE LOW MON AND MON NIGHT, CONTINUING OVER
THE N WATERS THROUGH TUE NIGHT. HIGH PRESSURE WILL GRADUALLY BUILD E
OVER THE FAR S WATERS TUE AND TUE NIGHT. MARINERS SHOULD MONITOR THE
FORECASTS FOR SAT AND BEYOND, PREPARING TO EXECUTE AVOIDANCE PLANS
FROM THE POWERFUL LOW PRESSURE SYSTEM.  
2. CHARLESTON OPAREA: 24 HOUR FORECAST COMMENCING 310000Z JAN 26
 A. NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE HAZARDS:     
    ...GALE WARNING...
 B. SKY, WEATHER: 
    31/00Z: MM,
    31/18Z: MM WITH SLIGHT CHANCE OF RAIN, ISOLATED RAIN SHWRS.
 C. VSBY (NM): 
    31/00Z: 3NM,
    31/12Z: LESS THAN 1NM,
    31/18Z: GREATER THAN 7NM.
 D. SURFACE WIND (KTS): 
    31/00Z: NORTH-NORTHEAST 15 TO 25G30,
    31/06Z: NORTH-NORTHWEST 20 TO 30G35,
    31/12Z: NORTH-NORTHWEST 20 TO 30G40,
    31/18Z: NORTH-NORTHWEST 30 TO 40G45.
 E. COMBINED SEAS (FT): 
    31/00Z: 4 TO 6,
    31/06Z: 5 TO 8,
    31/12Z: 6 TO 10,
    31/18Z: 8 TO 12.
 F. MAX/MIN TEMPS (F): 
    31/00Z:   NO DATA AVAILABLE.
 G. SST (F): 
    29/00Z: 67.
 H. OUTLOOK TO 48 HOURS:
  (1) WINDS (KTS): 
      01/00Z: NORTHWEST 35 TO 45G55,
      01/18Z: NORTHWEST 20 TO 30G40.
  (2) COMBINED SEAS (FT): 
      01/00Z: 11 TO 16,
      01/06Z: 10 TO 20,
      01/12Z: 13 TO 23,
      01/18Z: 10 TO 20.
 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 310000Z JAN 26:
A WEAK STATIONARY FRONT WILL BE OFF THE SE U.S. COAST TODAY. TO THE
N, A SERIES OF SURFACE TROUGHS WILL MOVE SE ACROSS THE N AND CENTRAL
WATERS THROUGH EARLY SAT, WITH HIGH PRESSURE BRIEFLY BUILDING IN
SAT. LOW PRESSURE SHOULD FORM OFF OF THE SE U.S. COAST ALONG THE
FRONT LATER TODAY, DRIFTING NE TONIGHT AND THEN RAPIDLY
STRENGTHENING AND BROADENING OFF OF THE SE U.S. COAST SAT AND SAT
NIGHT. THE INTENSE LOW WILL GRADUALLY MOVE NE SAT NIGHT THROUGH SUN,
BEING CENTERED S OF NOVA SCOTIA LATE SUN NIGHT AND APPROACHING
NEWFOUNDLAND MON. ANOTHER SERIES OF SURFACE TROUGHS WILL MOVE S
ACROSS THE WATERS BEHIND THE LOW MON AND MON NIGHT, CONTINUING OVER
THE N WATERS THROUGH TUE NIGHT. HIGH PRESSURE WILL GRADUALLY BUILD E
OVER THE FAR S WATERS TUE AND TUE NIGHT. MARINERS SHOULD MONITOR THE
FORECASTS FOR SAT AND BEYOND, PREPARING TO EXECUTE AVOIDANCE PLANS
FROM THE POWERFUL LOW PRESSURE SYSTEM.  
2. JAX OPAREA: 24 HOUR FORECAST COMMENCING 310000Z JAN 26
 A. NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE HAZARDS:     
    ...GALE WARNING...
 B. SKY, WEATHER: 
    31/00Z: MM,
    31/18Z: MM WITH ISOLATED RAIN SHWRS.
 C. VSBY (NM): 
    31/00Z: 5NM,
    31/06Z: GREATER THAN 7NM,
    31/18Z: LESS THAN 1NM.
 D. SURFACE WIND (KTS): 
    31/00Z: WEST-NORTHWEST 15 TO 20G25,
    31/06Z: WEST-NORTHWEST 15 TO 20,
    31/12Z: WEST-NORTHWEST 15 TO 25G30,
    31/18Z: WEST 25 TO 35G40.
 E. COMBINED SEAS (FT): 
    31/00Z: 3 TO 5,
    31/12Z: 4 TO 6,
    31/18Z: 6 TO 10.
 F. MAX/MIN TEMPS (F): 
    31/00Z:   NO DATA AVAILABLE.
 G. SST (F): 
    29/00Z: 71.
 H. OUTLOOK TO 48 HOURS:
  (1) WINDS (KTS): 
      01/00Z: WEST-NORTHWEST 35 TO 45G55,
      01/12Z: NORTHWEST 30 TO 40G50,
      01/18Z: NORTHWEST 20 TO 30G40.
  (2) COMBINED SEAS (FT): 
      01/00Z: 13 TO 18,
      01/06Z: 11 TO 21,
      01/12Z: 13 TO 23,
      01/18Z: 10 TO 20.
 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 310000Z JAN 26:
A WEAK STATIONARY FRONT WILL BE OFF THE SE U.S. COAST TODAY. TO THE
N, A SERIES OF SURFACE TROUGHS WILL MOVE SE ACROSS THE N AND CENTRAL
WATERS THROUGH EARLY SAT, WITH HIGH PRESSURE BRIEFLY BUILDING IN
SAT. LOW PRESSURE SHOULD FORM OFF OF THE SE U.S. COAST ALONG THE
FRONT LATER TODAY, DRIFTING NE TONIGHT AND THEN RAPIDLY
STRENGTHENING AND BROADENING OFF OF THE SE U.S. COAST SAT AND SAT
NIGHT. THE INTENSE LOW WILL GRADUALLY MOVE NE SAT NIGHT THROUGH SUN,
BEING CENTERED S OF NOVA SCOTIA LATE SUN NIGHT AND APPROACHING
NEWFOUNDLAND MON. ANOTHER SERIES OF SURFACE TROUGHS WILL MOVE S
ACROSS THE WATERS BEHIND THE LOW MON AND MON NIGHT, CONTINUING OVER
THE N WATERS THROUGH TUE NIGHT. HIGH PRESSURE WILL GRADUALLY BUILD E
OVER THE FAR S WATERS TUE AND TUE NIGHT. MARINERS SHOULD MONITOR THE
FORECASTS FOR SAT AND BEYOND, PREPARING TO EXECUTE AVOIDANCE PLANS
FROM THE POWERFUL LOW PRESSURE SYSTEM.  
2. PORT CANAVERAL OPAREA: 24 HOUR FORECAST COMMENCING 310000Z JAN 26
 A. NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE HAZARDS: NONE
 B. SKY, WEATHER: 
    31/00Z: MM,
    31/18Z: MM WITH ISOLATED RAIN SHWRS.
 C. VSBY (NM): 
    31/00Z: GREATER THAN 7NM,
    31/18Z: 3NM.
 D. SURFACE WIND (KTS): 
    31/00Z: WEST-NORTHWEST 10 TO 15,
    31/06Z: WEST-NORTHWEST 15 TO 20G25,
    31/12Z: WEST-NORTHWEST 15 TO 25G30,
    31/18Z: WEST 25 TO 35G40.
 E. COMBINED SEAS (FT): 
    31/00Z: 2 TO 3,
    31/06Z: 2 TO 4,
    31/12Z: 3 TO 5,
    31/18Z: 5 TO 8.
 F. MAX/MIN TEMPS (F): 
    31/00Z:   NO DATA AVAILABLE.
 G. SST (F): 
    29/00Z: 75.
 H. OUTLOOK TO 48 HOURS:
  (1) WINDS (KTS): 
      01/00Z: WEST-NORTHWEST 30 TO 40G50,
      01/12Z: WEST-NORTHWEST 25 TO 35G45,
      01/18Z: WEST-NORTHWEST 20 TO 30G35.
  (2) COMBINED SEAS (FT): 
      01/00Z: 10 TO 14,
      01/06Z: 12 TO 17,
      01/12Z: 11 TO 16,
      01/18Z: 10 TO 14.
 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 310000Z JAN 26:
A WEAK STATIONARY FRONT WILL BE OFF THE SE U.S. COAST TODAY. TO THE
N, A SERIES OF SURFACE TROUGHS WILL MOVE SE ACROSS THE N AND CENTRAL
WATERS THROUGH EARLY SAT, WITH HIGH PRESSURE BRIEFLY BUILDING IN
SAT. LOW PRESSURE SHOULD FORM OFF OF THE SE U.S. COAST ALONG THE
FRONT LATER TODAY, DRIFTING NE TONIGHT AND THEN RAPIDLY
STRENGTHENING AND BROADENING OFF OF THE SE U.S. COAST SAT AND SAT
NIGHT. THE INTENSE LOW WILL GRADUALLY MOVE NE SAT NIGHT THROUGH SUN,
BEING CENTERED S OF NOVA SCOTIA LATE SUN NIGHT AND APPROACHING
NEWFOUNDLAND MON. ANOTHER SERIES OF SURFACE TROUGHS WILL MOVE S
ACROSS THE WATERS BEHIND THE LOW MON AND MON NIGHT, CONTINUING OVER
THE N WATERS THROUGH TUE NIGHT. HIGH PRESSURE WILL GRADUALLY BUILD E
OVER THE FAR S WATERS TUE AND TUE NIGHT. MARINERS SHOULD MONITOR THE
FORECASTS FOR SAT AND BEYOND, PREPARING TO EXECUTE AVOIDANCE PLANS
FROM THE POWERFUL LOW PRESSURE SYSTEM.  
2. TONGUE OF THE OCEAN OPAREA: 24 HOUR FORECAST COMMENCING 310000Z
JAN 26
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 A. NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE HAZARDS: NONE
 B. SKY, WEATHER: 
    31/00Z: 
    31/06Z: 
    31/12Z: 
    31/18Z: 
 C. VSBY (NM): 
    31/00Z: 
    31/06Z: 
    31/12Z: 
    31/18Z: 
 D. SURFACE WIND (KTS): 
    31/00Z: 
    31/06Z: 
    31/12Z: 
    31/18Z: 
 E. COMBINED SEAS (FT): 
    31/00Z: 
    31/06Z: 
    31/12Z: 
    31/18Z: 
 F. MAX/MIN TEMPS (F): 
    31/00Z: 
 G. SST (F): 
    29/00Z: 
 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 301100Z 3012/3112 12010KT 9999 SCT040 BKN100
               FM310000 12003KT 8000 SHRA SCT025 BKN050
 I. OUTLOOK TO 48 HOURS:
  (1) WINDS (KTS): 
      01/00Z: 
      01/06Z: 
      01/12Z: 
      01/18Z: 
  (2) SEAS (FT): 
      01/00Z: 
      01/06Z: 
      01/12Z: 
      01/18Z: 
 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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