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OPC Atlantic Navy Forecast Areas
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Boston OPAREA
1. METEOROLOGICAL SITUATION AT 210000Z SEP 26: HIGH PRESSURE WILL SHIFT E OF THE WATERS EARLY TODAY. A WARM FRONT WILL LIFT N INTO THE FAR S WATERS LATER TODAY INTO TONIGHT, BEFORE LOW PRESSURE MOVES E ACROSS THE FAR S WATERS LATER TONIGHT AND MON WHILE PULLING A COLD FRONT OVER THE AREA. THE COLD FRONT WILL STALL S OF THE AREA MON NIGHT THROUGH TUE NIGHT AS LOW PRESSURE DEVELOPS ALONG AND S OF THE STALLED FRONT, THEN LIFTS SLOWLY N TOWARDS THE WATERS WED AND WED NIGHT. STRONG HIGH PRESSURE WILL BUILD N OF THE REGION TUE AND TUE NIGHT, THEN CONTINUE WED INTO THU NIGHT. THE LOW WILL STRENGTHEN JUST S OF THE REGION THU AND THU NIGHT. WIDESPREAD STRONG GALE FORCE WINDS, WITH STORM FORCE WIND GUSTS, AND BUILDING SEAS ARE LIKELY OVER MOST OF THE WATERS BEGINNING TUE AND CONTINUING THROUGH THU NIGHT. MARINERS SHOULD CONSIDER AVOIDANCE PLANS AS THIS SIGNIFICANT WEATHER SYSTEM LIKELY IMPACTS MOST OF THE REGION TUE THROUGH THU NIGHT. PLEASE MONITOR THE LATEST OPC AND COASTAL MARINE FORECASTS.
2. BOSTON OPAREA: 24 HOUR FORECAST COMMENCING 210000Z SEP 26
A. NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE HAZARDS:
...GALE FORCE WINDS POSSIBLE THURSDAY NIGHT...
B. SKY, WEATHER:
21/00Z: CLOUDY WITH RAIN SHWRS,
21/06Z: CLOUDY WITH CHANCE OF RAIN SHWRS,
21/18Z: CLOUDY.
C. VSBY (NM):
21/00Z: GREATER THAN 7NM.
D. SURFACE WIND (KTS):
21/00Z: EAST-SOUTHEAST 10 TO 15G20,
21/06Z: NORTHEAST 15 TO 20G25,
21/12Z: NORTH-NORTHEAST 15 TO 25G30,
21/18Z: NORTH-NORTHEAST 15 TO 20G25.
E. COMBINED SEAS (FT):
21/00Z: SOUTH-SOUTHEAST 1 TO 3,
21/06Z: SOUTH-SOUTHEAST 2 TO 4,
21/12Z: NORTH-NORTHEAST 3 TO 5.
F. MAX/MIN TEMPS (F):
21/00Z: 65/52.
G. SST (F):
19/00Z: 61.
H. OUTLOOK TO 48 HOURS:
(1) WINDS (KTS):
22/00Z: NORTH-NORTHEAST 15 TO 25G30,
22/06Z: NORTHEAST 15 TO 20G25,
22/12Z: NORTHEAST 15 TO 25G30,
22/18Z: NORTHEAST 15 TO 20G25.
(2) COMBINED SEAS (FT):
22/00Z: NORTHEAST 3 TO 5,
22/06Z: EAST-NORTHEAST 3 TO 5,
22/12Z: EAST-NORTHEAST 4 TO 6,
22/18Z: NORTHEAST 4 TO 6.
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.
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Race Rock OPAREA
1. METEOROLOGICAL SITUATION AT 210000Z SEP 26: HIGH PRESSURE WILL SHIFT E OF THE WATERS EARLY TODAY. A WARM FRONT WILL LIFT N INTO THE FAR S WATERS LATER TODAY INTO TONIGHT, BEFORE LOW PRESSURE MOVES E ACROSS THE FAR S WATERS LATER TONIGHT AND MON WHILE PULLING A COLD FRONT OVER THE AREA. THE COLD FRONT WILL STALL S OF THE AREA MON NIGHT THROUGH TUE NIGHT AS LOW PRESSURE DEVELOPS ALONG AND S OF THE STALLED FRONT, THEN LIFTS SLOWLY N TOWARDS THE WATERS WED AND WED NIGHT. STRONG HIGH PRESSURE WILL BUILD N OF THE REGION TUE AND TUE NIGHT, THEN CONTINUE WED INTO THU NIGHT. THE LOW WILL STRENGTHEN JUST S OF THE REGION THU AND THU NIGHT. WIDESPREAD STRONG GALE FORCE WINDS, WITH STORM FORCE WIND GUSTS, AND BUILDING SEAS ARE LIKELY OVER MOST OF THE WATERS BEGINNING TUE AND CONTINUING THROUGH THU NIGHT. MARINERS SHOULD CONSIDER AVOIDANCE PLANS AS THIS SIGNIFICANT WEATHER SYSTEM LIKELY IMPACTS MOST OF THE REGION TUE THROUGH THU NIGHT. PLEASE MONITOR THE LATEST OPC AND COASTAL MARINE FORECASTS.
2. RACE ROCK (41-14N 072-02W) FOR 20/0600L-0900L
210000Z SEP 26
A. NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE HAZARDS: NONE
B. SKY, WEATHER:
20/0600L: MM.
C. VSBY (NM):
20/0600L: GREATER THAN 7NM.
D. SURFACE WIND (KTS):
20/0600L: NO DATA AVAILABLE.
E. COMBINED SEAS (FT):
20/0600L: NO DATA AVAILABLE.
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Narragansett Bay OPAREA
1. METEOROLOGICAL SITUATION AT 210000Z SEP 26: HIGH PRESSURE WILL SHIFT E OF THE WATERS EARLY TODAY. A WARM FRONT WILL LIFT N INTO THE FAR S WATERS LATER TODAY INTO TONIGHT, BEFORE LOW PRESSURE MOVES E ACROSS THE FAR S WATERS LATER TONIGHT AND MON WHILE PULLING A COLD FRONT OVER THE AREA. THE COLD FRONT WILL STALL S OF THE AREA MON NIGHT THROUGH TUE NIGHT AS LOW PRESSURE DEVELOPS ALONG AND S OF THE STALLED FRONT, THEN LIFTS SLOWLY N TOWARDS THE WATERS WED AND WED NIGHT. STRONG HIGH PRESSURE WILL BUILD N OF THE REGION TUE AND TUE NIGHT, THEN CONTINUE WED INTO THU NIGHT. THE LOW WILL STRENGTHEN JUST S OF THE REGION THU AND THU NIGHT. WIDESPREAD STRONG GALE FORCE WINDS, WITH STORM FORCE WIND GUSTS, AND BUILDING SEAS ARE LIKELY OVER MOST OF THE WATERS BEGINNING TUE AND CONTINUING THROUGH THU NIGHT. MARINERS SHOULD CONSIDER AVOIDANCE PLANS AS THIS SIGNIFICANT WEATHER SYSTEM LIKELY IMPACTS MOST OF THE REGION TUE THROUGH THU NIGHT. PLEASE MONITOR THE LATEST OPC AND COASTAL MARINE FORECASTS.
2. NARRAGANSETT BAY OPAREA: 24 HOUR FORECAST COMMENCING 210000Z SEP
26
A. NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE HAZARDS:
...GALE FORCE WINDS POSSIBLE TUESDAY...
B. SKY, WEATHER:
21/00Z: CLOUDY WITH SCATTERED RAIN SHWRS, SLIGHT CHANCE OF
TSTMS,
21/06Z: CLOUDY WITH RAIN SHWRS, SLIGHT CHANCE OF TSTMS,
21/12Z: CLOUDY WITH SCATTERED RAIN SHWRS,
21/18Z: CLOUDY WITH CHANCE OF RAIN SHWRS.
C. VSBY (NM):
21/00Z: GREATER THAN 7NM.
D. SURFACE WIND (KTS):
21/00Z: SOUTH-SOUTHEAST 10 TO 15G20,
21/06Z: WEST-SOUTHWEST 15 TO 20G25,
21/12Z: NORTH 15 TO 25G30,
21/18Z: NORTHEAST 15 TO 25G30.
E. COMBINED SEAS (FT):
21/00Z: EAST-SOUTHEAST 3 TO 5,
21/06Z: EAST-SOUTHEAST 2 TO 4,
21/12Z: SOUTHEAST 4 TO 6,
21/18Z: NORTH-NORTHEAST 4 TO 7.
F. MAX/MIN TEMPS (F):
21/00Z: 77/59.
G. SST (F):
19/00Z: 74.
H. OUTLOOK TO 48 HOURS:
(1) WINDS (KTS):
22/00Z: NORTHEAST 15 TO 25G30,
22/06Z: EAST-NORTHEAST 15 TO 25G30,
22/12Z: EAST-NORTHEAST 20 TO 30G40,
22/18Z: EAST-NORTHEAST 25 TO 35G45.
(2) COMBINED SEAS (FT):
22/00Z: NORTH-NORTHEAST 4 TO 7,
22/06Z: NORTHEAST 5 TO 8,
22/12Z: NORTHEAST 6 TO 10,
22/18Z: EAST-NORTHEAST 8 TO 12.
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.
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VACAPES OPAREA
1. METEOROLOGICAL SITUATION AT 210000Z SEP 26: A STATIONARY FRONT EXTENDING EASTWARD FROM NEAR CAPE FEAR EARLY THIS MORNING WILL DRIFT N DURING THE REMAINDER OF THE DAY INTO TONIGHT. A COLD FRONT WILL APPROACH FROM THE NW TONIGHT AS LOW PRESSURE TRACKS E AND NE WHILE PASSING NEAR OR JUST N OF THE WATERS. A TRAILING COLD FRONT WILL MOVE S AND SE AND REACH THE FAR NORTHERN WATERS BY EARLY MON, MOVING FURTHER S OVER THE NORTHERN INTO THE CENTRAL WATERS DURING THE DAY MON. THE FRONT WILL LIKELY STALL FROM NEAR THE VIRGINIA CAPES EASTWARD MON NIGHT THROUGH TUE NIGHT AS LOW PRESSURE DEVELOPS S OF THE FRONTAL BOUNDARY AND MOVES SLOWLY N AND NE. COMPLEX, STRENGTHING, LOW PRESSURE WILL MOVE VERY SLOWLY N, ALONG OR S OF THE FRONT, WED THROUGH THU NIGHT. STRONG HIGH PRESSURE WILL BUILD N OF THE REGION WHILE INTERACTING WITH THE FRONTAL BOUNDARY AND COMPLEX LOW PRESSURE SYSTEM OVER THE AREA TO GENERATE STRONG NE TO E GALES, AND POTENTIALLY STORM FORCE WINDS AND BUILDING SEAS TUE THROUGH THU NIGHT MAINLY OVER THE CENTRAL AND NORTHERN WATERS. MARINERS ARE URGED TO CLOSELY MONITOR THE LATEST OPC AND COASTAL NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE FORECASTS OVER THE COMING DAYS, AND BEGIN TO DEVELOP AVOIDANCE PLANS FOR THIS POTENTIALLY SIGNIFICANT WEATHER EVENT.
2. VACAPES OPAREA: 24 HOUR FORECAST COMMENCING 210000Z SEP 26
A. NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE HAZARDS:
...GALE FORCE WINDS POSSIBLE WEDNESDAY...
B. SKY, WEATHER:
21/00Z: MOSTLY CLEAR WITH CHANCE OF RAIN SHWRS, CHANCE OF TSTMS,
21/12Z: PARTLY CLOUDY WITH SCATTERED RAIN SHWRS, SCATTERED
TSTMS,
21/18Z: MOSTLY CLOUDY WITH SCATTERED RAIN SHWRS, SCATTERED
TSTMS.
C. VSBY (NM):
21/00Z: GREATER THAN 7NM.
D. SURFACE WIND (KTS):
21/00Z: SOUTH-SOUTHEAST 10 TO 15,
21/06Z: WEST-SOUTHWEST 5 TO 10G15,
21/12Z: NORTHWEST 10 TO 15G20,
21/18Z: EAST-NORTHEAST 15 TO 20G25.
E. COMBINED SEAS (FT):
21/00Z: EAST-NORTHEAST 4 TO 6,
21/06Z: EAST 3 TO 5,
21/12Z: EAST 2 TO 4,
21/18Z: EAST 3 TO 5.
F. MAX/MIN TEMPS (F):
21/00Z: 81/72.
G. SST (F):
19/00Z: 80.
H. OUTLOOK TO 48 HOURS:
(1) WINDS (KTS):
22/00Z: EAST 15 TO 20G25,
22/18Z: EAST 20 TO 30G35.
(2) COMBINED SEAS (FT):
22/00Z: EAST 4 TO 6,
22/06Z: EAST 4 TO 7,
22/12Z: EAST-NORTHEAST 5 TO 8,
22/18Z: NORTHEAST 6 TO 10.
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.
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Cherry Point OPAREA
1. METEOROLOGICAL SITUATION AT 210000Z SEP 26: A STATIONARY FRONT EXTENDING EASTWARD FROM NEAR CAPE FEAR EARLY THIS MORNING WILL DRIFT N DURING THE REMAINDER OF THE DAY INTO TONIGHT. A COLD FRONT WILL APPROACH FROM THE NW TONIGHT AS LOW PRESSURE TRACKS E AND NE WHILE PASSING NEAR OR JUST N OF THE WATERS. A TRAILING COLD FRONT WILL MOVE S AND SE AND REACH THE FAR NORTHERN WATERS BY EARLY MON, MOVING FURTHER S OVER THE NORTHERN INTO THE CENTRAL WATERS DURING THE DAY MON. THE FRONT WILL LIKELY STALL FROM NEAR THE VIRGINIA CAPES EASTWARD MON NIGHT THROUGH TUE NIGHT AS LOW PRESSURE DEVELOPS S OF THE FRONTAL BOUNDARY AND MOVES SLOWLY N AND NE. COMPLEX, STRENGTHING, LOW PRESSURE WILL MOVE VERY SLOWLY N, ALONG OR S OF THE FRONT, WED THROUGH THU NIGHT. STRONG HIGH PRESSURE WILL BUILD N OF THE REGION WHILE INTERACTING WITH THE FRONTAL BOUNDARY AND COMPLEX LOW PRESSURE SYSTEM OVER THE AREA TO GENERATE STRONG NE TO E GALES, AND POTENTIALLY STORM FORCE WINDS AND BUILDING SEAS TUE THROUGH THU NIGHT MAINLY OVER THE CENTRAL AND NORTHERN WATERS. MARINERS ARE URGED TO CLOSELY MONITOR THE LATEST OPC AND COASTAL NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE FORECASTS OVER THE COMING DAYS, AND BEGIN TO DEVELOP AVOIDANCE PLANS FOR THIS POTENTIALLY SIGNIFICANT WEATHER EVENT.
2. CHERRY POINT OPAREA: 24 HOUR FORECAST COMMENCING 210000Z SEP 26
A. NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE HAZARDS: NONE
B. SKY, WEATHER:
21/00Z: CLOUDY WITH CHANCE OF RAIN SHWRS, CHANCE OF TSTMS,
21/06Z: MOSTLY CLOUDY WITH CHANCE OF RAIN SHWRS, CHANCE OF
TSTMS,
21/12Z: CLOUDY WITH SCATTERED RAIN SHWRS, SCATTERED TSTMS.
C. VSBY (NM):
21/00Z: GREATER THAN 7NM.
D. SURFACE WIND (KTS):
21/00Z: SOUTH-SOUTHEAST 5 TO 10,
21/06Z: SOUTH-SOUTHWEST 5 TO 10,
21/12Z: EAST 0 TO 5G10,
21/18Z: EAST-SOUTHEAST 5 TO 10G15.
E. COMBINED SEAS (FT):
21/00Z: EAST-NORTHEAST 3 TO 5,
21/12Z: EAST-NORTHEAST 2 TO 4.
F. MAX/MIN TEMPS (F):
21/00Z: 82/76.
G. SST (F):
19/00Z: 83.
H. OUTLOOK TO 48 HOURS:
(1) WINDS (KTS):
22/00Z: EAST-SOUTHEAST 5 TO 10G15,
22/06Z: EAST 5 TO 10G15,
22/12Z: EAST-NORTHEAST 10 TO 15G20,
22/18Z: EAST-NORTHEAST 10 TO 15.
(2) COMBINED SEAS (FT):
22/00Z: EAST-NORTHEAST 2 TO 4,
22/06Z: EAST 2 TO 4,
22/18Z: EAST 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.
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Charleston OPAREA
1. METEOROLOGICAL SITUATION AT 210000Z SEP 26: A STATIONARY FRONT EXTENDING EASTWARD FROM NEAR CAPE FEAR EARLY THIS MORNING WILL DRIFT N DURING THE REMAINDER OF THE DAY INTO TONIGHT. A COLD FRONT WILL APPROACH FROM THE NW TONIGHT AS LOW PRESSURE TRACKS E AND NE WHILE PASSING NEAR OR JUST N OF THE WATERS. A TRAILING COLD FRONT WILL MOVE S AND SE AND REACH THE FAR NORTHERN WATERS BY EARLY MON, MOVING FURTHER S OVER THE NORTHERN INTO THE CENTRAL WATERS DURING THE DAY MON. THE FRONT WILL LIKELY STALL FROM NEAR THE VIRGINIA CAPES EASTWARD MON NIGHT THROUGH TUE NIGHT AS LOW PRESSURE DEVELOPS S OF THE FRONTAL BOUNDARY AND MOVES SLOWLY N AND NE. COMPLEX, STRENGTHING, LOW PRESSURE WILL MOVE VERY SLOWLY N, ALONG OR S OF THE FRONT, WED THROUGH THU NIGHT. STRONG HIGH PRESSURE WILL BUILD N OF THE REGION WHILE INTERACTING WITH THE FRONTAL BOUNDARY AND COMPLEX LOW PRESSURE SYSTEM OVER THE AREA TO GENERATE STRONG NE TO E GALES, AND POTENTIALLY STORM FORCE WINDS AND BUILDING SEAS TUE THROUGH THU NIGHT MAINLY OVER THE CENTRAL AND NORTHERN WATERS. MARINERS ARE URGED TO CLOSELY MONITOR THE LATEST OPC AND COASTAL NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE FORECASTS OVER THE COMING DAYS, AND BEGIN TO DEVELOP AVOIDANCE PLANS FOR THIS POTENTIALLY SIGNIFICANT WEATHER EVENT.
2. CHARLESTON OPAREA: 24 HOUR FORECAST COMMENCING 210000Z SEP 26
A. NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE HAZARDS: NONE
B. SKY, WEATHER:
21/00Z: CLOUDY WITH CHANCE OF RAIN SHWRS, CHANCE OF TSTMS,
21/06Z: MOSTLY CLOUDY WITH CHANCE OF RAIN SHWRS, CHANCE OF
TSTMS,
21/12Z: CLOUDY WITH SCATTERED RAIN SHWRS, SCATTERED TSTMS.
C. VSBY (NM):
21/00Z: GREATER THAN 7NM.
D. SURFACE WIND (KTS):
21/00Z: SOUTHEAST 5 TO 10,
21/12Z: EAST-NORTHEAST 0 TO 5G10,
21/18Z: EAST 5 TO 10.
E. COMBINED SEAS (FT):
21/00Z: EAST-NORTHEAST 2 TO 4.
F. MAX/MIN TEMPS (F):
21/00Z: 83/76.
G. SST (F):
19/00Z: 83.
H. OUTLOOK TO 48 HOURS:
(1) WINDS (KTS):
22/00Z: EAST-SOUTHEAST 5 TO 10G15,
22/06Z: EAST 5 TO 10,
22/12Z: NORTHEAST 5 TO 10G15.
(2) COMBINED SEAS (FT):
22/00Z: EAST-NORTHEAST 2 TO 3,
22/06Z: EAST 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.
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Jacksonville OPAREA
1. METEOROLOGICAL SITUATION AT 210000Z SEP 26: A STATIONARY FRONT EXTENDING EASTWARD FROM NEAR CAPE FEAR EARLY THIS MORNING WILL DRIFT N DURING THE REMAINDER OF THE DAY INTO TONIGHT. A COLD FRONT WILL APPROACH FROM THE NW TONIGHT AS LOW PRESSURE TRACKS E AND NE WHILE PASSING NEAR OR JUST N OF THE WATERS. A TRAILING COLD FRONT WILL MOVE S AND SE AND REACH THE FAR NORTHERN WATERS BY EARLY MON, MOVING FURTHER S OVER THE NORTHERN INTO THE CENTRAL WATERS DURING THE DAY MON. THE FRONT WILL LIKELY STALL FROM NEAR THE VIRGINIA CAPES EASTWARD MON NIGHT THROUGH TUE NIGHT AS LOW PRESSURE DEVELOPS S OF THE FRONTAL BOUNDARY AND MOVES SLOWLY N AND NE. COMPLEX, STRENGTHING, LOW PRESSURE WILL MOVE VERY SLOWLY N, ALONG OR S OF THE FRONT, WED THROUGH THU NIGHT. STRONG HIGH PRESSURE WILL BUILD N OF THE REGION WHILE INTERACTING WITH THE FRONTAL BOUNDARY AND COMPLEX LOW PRESSURE SYSTEM OVER THE AREA TO GENERATE STRONG NE TO E GALES, AND POTENTIALLY STORM FORCE WINDS AND BUILDING SEAS TUE THROUGH THU NIGHT MAINLY OVER THE CENTRAL AND NORTHERN WATERS. MARINERS ARE URGED TO CLOSELY MONITOR THE LATEST OPC AND COASTAL NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE FORECASTS OVER THE COMING DAYS, AND BEGIN TO DEVELOP AVOIDANCE PLANS FOR THIS POTENTIALLY SIGNIFICANT WEATHER EVENT.
2. JAX OPAREA: 24 HOUR FORECAST COMMENCING 210000Z SEP 26
A. NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE HAZARDS: NONE
B. SKY, WEATHER:
21/00Z: MOSTLY CLOUDY WITH TSTMS, SCATTERED RAIN SHWRS,
21/06Z: CLOUDY WITH TSTMS, SCATTERED RAIN SHWRS,
21/12Z: CLOUDY WITH SCATTERED RAIN SHWRS, SCATTERED TSTMS.
C. VSBY (NM):
21/00Z: GREATER THAN 7NM.
D. SURFACE WIND (KTS):
21/00Z: EAST-SOUTHEAST 5 TO 10,
21/06Z: EAST-SOUTHEAST 0 TO 5G10,
21/12Z: NORTHEAST 5 TO 10,
21/18Z: EAST 5 TO 10G15.
E. COMBINED SEAS (FT):
21/00Z: EAST 1 TO 3,
21/06Z: EAST 2 TO 4,
21/12Z: EAST-NORTHEAST 2 TO 4.
F. MAX/MIN TEMPS (F):
21/00Z: 83/77.
G. SST (F):
19/00Z: 84.
H. OUTLOOK TO 48 HOURS:
(1) WINDS (KTS):
22/00Z: EAST-SOUTHEAST 5 TO 10G15,
22/06Z: SOUTHEAST 5 TO 10,
22/12Z: NORTHEAST 5 TO 10,
22/18Z: EAST-NORTHEAST 5 TO 10G15.
(2) COMBINED SEAS (FT):
22/00Z: EAST-NORTHEAST 2 TO 3,
22/06Z: EAST-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.
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Tongue of the Ocean OPAREA
1. METEOROLOGICAL SITUATION AT 210000Z SEP 26: A STATIONARY FRONT EXTENDING EASTWARD FROM NEAR CAPE FEAR EARLY THIS MORNING WILL DRIFT N DURING THE REMAINDER OF THE DAY INTO TONIGHT. A COLD FRONT WILL APPROACH FROM THE NW TONIGHT AS LOW PRESSURE TRACKS E AND NE WHILE PASSING NEAR OR JUST N OF THE WATERS. A TRAILING COLD FRONT WILL MOVE S AND SE AND REACH THE FAR NORTHERN WATERS BY EARLY MON, MOVING FURTHER S OVER THE NORTHERN INTO THE CENTRAL WATERS DURING THE DAY MON. THE FRONT WILL LIKELY STALL FROM NEAR THE VIRGINIA CAPES EASTWARD MON NIGHT THROUGH TUE NIGHT AS LOW PRESSURE DEVELOPS S OF THE FRONTAL BOUNDARY AND MOVES SLOWLY N AND NE. COMPLEX, STRENGTHING, LOW PRESSURE WILL MOVE VERY SLOWLY N, ALONG OR S OF THE FRONT, WED THROUGH THU NIGHT. STRONG HIGH PRESSURE WILL BUILD N OF THE REGION WHILE INTERACTING WITH THE FRONTAL BOUNDARY AND COMPLEX LOW PRESSURE SYSTEM OVER THE AREA TO GENERATE STRONG NE TO E GALES, AND POTENTIALLY STORM FORCE WINDS AND BUILDING SEAS TUE THROUGH THU NIGHT MAINLY OVER THE CENTRAL AND NORTHERN WATERS. MARINERS ARE URGED TO CLOSELY MONITOR THE LATEST OPC AND COASTAL NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE FORECASTS OVER THE COMING DAYS, AND BEGIN TO DEVELOP AVOIDANCE PLANS FOR THIS POTENTIALLY SIGNIFICANT WEATHER EVENT.
2. TONGUE OF THE OCEAN OPAREA: 24 HOUR FORECAST COMMENCING 210000Z
SEP 26
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THIS AREA NOT AVAILABLE IN NOAA/NWS/OPC GRIDS. NOAA/NWS/NHC OFFSHORE
ZONE AMZ117 FORECAST FOR REFERENCE:
UNABLE TO RETRIEVE NHC FORECAST.
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A. NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE HAZARDS: NONE
B. SKY, WEATHER:
21/00Z:
21/06Z:
21/12Z:
21/18Z:
C. VSBY (NM):
21/00Z:
21/06Z:
21/12Z:
21/18Z:
D. SURFACE WIND (KTS):
21/00Z:
21/06Z:
21/12Z:
21/18Z:
E. COMBINED SEAS (FT):
21/00Z:
21/06Z:
21/12Z:
21/18Z:
F. MAX/MIN TEMPS (F):
21/00Z:
G. SST (F):
19/00Z:
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 192300Z 2000/2024 VRB04KT 9999 VCTS FEW015CB SCT022
BKN180
PROB30
TEMPO 2012/2018 9000 TSRA SCT015CB SCT030 BKN100
I. OUTLOOK TO 48 HOURS:
(1) WINDS (KTS):
22/00Z:
22/06Z:
22/12Z:
22/18Z:
(2) SEAS (FT):
22/00Z:
22/06Z:
22/12Z:
22/18Z:
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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