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FXUS61 KAKQ 111937
AFDAKQ
AREA FORECAST DISCUSSION
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE WAKEFIELD VA
337 PM EDT SAT OCT 11 2025
SYNOPSIS
A COASTAL LOW TRACKS NORTH TOWARD THE AREA THIS AFTERNOON INTO
TONIGHT, PASSING NEARBY SUNDAY, AND LINGERING OFFSHORE INTO
MONDAY. HEAVY RAIN, WINDY CONDITIONS, AND COASTAL FLOOD IMPACTS
ARE LIKELY NEAR THE COAST TONIGHT AND SUNDAY. THE LOW MOVES AWAY
BY TUESDAY AS HIGH PRESSURE BUILDS ACROSS THE GREAT LAKES. DRY
AND SEASONABLE WEATHER RETURNS AND PREVAILS FOR THE MIDDLE AND
END OF NEXT WEEK.
NEAR TERM /THROUGH SUNDAY NIGHT/
AS OF 345 PM EDT SATURDAY...
KEY MESSAGE:
- A COASTAL STORM IMPACTS THE REGION THIS EVENING INTO SUNDAY,
BRINGING MODERATE TO LOCALLY HEAVY RAINFALL, GUSTY WINDS, AND
MODERATE TO MAJOR TIDAL FLOODING. IMPACTS WILL BE GREATEST AT THE
IMMEDIATE COAST, AND FROM LATE TONIGHT THROUGH MIDDAY SUNDAY.
MULTIPLE WEATHER SYSTEMS RESIDES OVER THE EASTERN HALF OF THE UNITED
STATES THIS AFTERNOON. HIGH PRESSURE CONTINUES TO CENTER ITSELF JUST
OFF THE COAST OF NEW ENGLAND. THE MAIN WEATHER STORY FOR THE NEXT
COUPLE OF DAYS IS THE LOW PRESSURE NOW OFF SHORE OF GA/SC. AFTERNOON
WEATHER ANALYSIS HAS SHOWN THAT THE LOW IS CONTINUING TO STRENGTHEN AS
IT IS NOW AT 1002MB AND HAS A TIGHTER CIRCULATION. AS THE LOW HAS
SLOWLY NUDGED NORTH SHOWERS HAVE BEGUN TO ENTER NE NC AND FAR SE VA.
WHILE ACROSS THE REST OF THE CWA WEATHER CONDITIONS REMAIN DRY AND
CLOUDY. THESE CLOUDY CONDITIONS HAVE KEPT TEMPERATURES COOL TODAY
WITH TEMPERATURES ONLY IN THE MIDDLE 60S INLAND AND UPPER 60S TO LOW
70S ALONG THE COAST AS OF 2PM. THROUGH THE REST OF THE AFTERNOON AND
EVENING THE LOW WILL STRENGTHEN AND PUSH THE SHOWERS FURTHER NORTH.
THROUGH 8PM MOST AREAS MAY SEE LESS THAN .25" OF QPF WITH THE
HIGHEST AMOUNTS BEING CONCENTRATED ACROSS SE VA/NE NC.
THE MAJORITY OF IMPACTS FROM THE COASTAL STORM WILL BE CONFINED FROM
THIS EVENING INTO SUNDAY. THE LOW COASTAL AS STATED EARLIER WILL
CONTINUE TO STRENGTHEN OFF THE COAST OF THE CAROLINAS AND ADVANCE
NORTHWARD TOWARD THE SOUTHERN NC COASTLINE. MODEL GUIDANCE SINCE
THIS MORNINGS UPDATE HAS COME INTO A BETTER AGREEMENT. HOWEVER,
THERE STILL REMAINS SOME UNCERTAINTY. THERE ARE STILL TWO DIFFERENT
SOLUTIONS THAT COULD POTENTIALLY HAPPEN. THE FIRST SOLUTION WOULD BE
THE COASTAL LOW WOULD CONTINUE TO STRENGTHEN AND MOVE INLAND
SOMEWHERE ALONG THE SE NC COASTLINE. WHILE THE SECOND SCENARIO WOULD
BE THE LOW WILL OCCLUDE CAUSING AN ADDITIONAL LOW TO FORM NORTH OFF
THE COAST OF SOUTHERN NE. THIS WOULD CREATE A BIFURCATED FEATURE
TAKING OVER BY LATER SUNDAY AND MONDAY. THE FIRST SOLUTION WOULD BE
MORE IMPACTFUL FOR OUR COASTAL AREA(ESPECIALLY IN THE WIND AND
COASTAL FLOODING DEPARTMENT). WHILE THE SECOND SOLUTION WOULD BE
IMPACTFUL FURTHER NORTH ACROSS NJ STRETCHING INTO SOUTHERN NE. WILL
NOTE THAT THE FIRST SOLUTION DOES HAVE BETTER AGREEMENT FROM THE
MODELS AND ENSEMBLES. NOT MUCH HAS CHANGED WITH THE TOTAL QPF FROM
THIS COASTAL LOW. MODELS CONTINUE TO BRING MODERATE TO HEAVY
RAINFALL PRIMARILY EAST OF THE I-95 CORRIDOR. RAIN AMOUNTS ACROSS
THE EAST WOULD BE BETWEEN 1-2" WHILE WEST OF I-95 PLACES COULD SEE
AROUND AN INCH OR LESS. LATEST HI-RES GUIDANCE DOES CONTINUE TO HAVE
SOME HEAVIER SHOWERS MOVING ACROSS SE VA/NE NC CAUSING SOME ISOLATED
TOTALS OF 2-4". WILL NOTE THAT THE HIGH-RES COULD BE A TAD BIT
AGGRESSIVE BUT CANNOT RULE OUT THESE POSSIBLE HIGHER TOTALS.
NONETHELESS THESE RAINS WILL OCCUR JUST BEFORE OR AROUND PEAK
HIGH TIDE ACROSS THE COASTAL AREA. THE HIGH TIDE MIX WITH THE
HEAVIEST RAINFALL WILL POTENTIALLY CAUSE ADDITIONAL FLOODING.
WINDS WILL CONTINUE TO INCREASE THIS EVENING WITH THE HIGHEST WINDS
EXPECTED LATER TONIGHT INTO TOMORROW MORNING ACROSS NE NC/SE VA,
SHIFTING FURTHER NORTH ACROSS THE ATLANTIC SIDE OF THE VA/MD EASTERN
SHORE BY MID SUNDAY MORNING. WINDS ACROSS NC COAST, PORTIONS OF THE
NORTHERN NECK, AND INLAND WORCESTER COUNTY WILL BE BETWEEN 25 TO
35MPH WITH GUSTS BETWEEN 45 TO 50 MPH. WIND ADVISORIES WILL REMAIN
IN EFFECT FOR THESE AREAS. WHILE ACROSS ACROSS VB, VA EASTERN SHORE
AND, THE COASTAL BEACHES OF WORCESTER COUNTY WINDS WILL BE BETWEEN
30 TO 40MPH WITH GUSTS UPWARDS OF 55MPH. WITH THE HIGHEST CONFIDENCE
OF THESE AREAS SEEING 55MPH WIND GUSTS HIGH WIND WARNINGS HAVE BEEN
ISSUED. OVERALL, THESE WINDS COULD POTENTIALLY CAUSE TREE AND
POWERLINES DAMAGE ACROSS THE WARNED AREAS.
RAIN LINGERS THROUGH THE REST OF SUNDAY AS THE LARGE LOW FEATURE
REMAINS NEAR THE AREA, THOUGH THE RAIN INTENSITY SHOULD REALLY DROP
OFF BY THE LATER AFTERNOON AND EVENING. THE WINDS WILL ALSO SLOWLY
SUBSIDE, BUT REMAINING BREEZY TO WINDY NEAR THE COAST.
SHORT TERM /MONDAY THROUGH TUESDAY/
AS OF 345 PM EDT SATURDAY...
KEY MESSAGES:
-COASTAL LOW LINGERS OFFSHORE MONDAY CONTINUING CHANCES FOR RAIN
AND BREEZY CONDITIONS.
- DRIER CONDITIONS RETURN TUESDAY AS THE LOW FINALLY EXITS TUESDAY.
A ADDITIONAL UPPER LEVEL LOW IS EXPECTED TO BE ACROSS PORTIONS OF NE
AND WILL INTERACT WITH THE UPPER LOW/TROUGH ACROSS THE SE US. THIS
WILL ALLOW FOR A STAGNANT PATTERN AND WILL ALLOW THE LOW TO LINGER
ACROSS JUST OFF SHORE. THIS WILL ALLOW FOR BREEZY AND WET WEATHER
CONDITIONS TO CONTINUE ALONG THE COAST. WHILE MOST OF THE AREA WILL
REMAIN DRY THE HIGHEST CONCENTRATION OF POPS ARE ACROSS THE VA/MD
EASTERN WITH POPS BETWEEN 35 TO 45%. NOT MUCH QPF IS EXPECTED MONDAY
WITH TOTALS LESS THAN .25" ACROSS THE MD/VA EASTERN SHORE. HIGHS
MONDAY WILL BE IN THE MIDDLE TO UPPER 60S. BY TUESDAY AN UPPER
TROUGH COMES OUT OF CANADA AND FINALLY STARTS TO MOVE THE SYSTEM OUT
OF THE AREA. WHILE AT THE SURFACE THE AREA WILL BE BEHIND THE
COASTAL LOW AND MUCH DRIER AIR WILL BE OVER THE AREA. THIS WILL
ALLOW FOR PARTLY CLOUDY SKIES AND TEMPERATURES WILL BE ALLOWED TO
WARM UP INTO THE UPPER 60S TO LOW 70S.
LONG TERM /TUESDAY NIGHT THROUGH SATURDAY/
AS OF 345 PM EDT SATURDAY...
KEY MESSAGE:
- DRY AND SEASONABLE WEATHER RETURNS TO THE AREA BY THE END OF NEXT
WEEK.
THE OVERALL SYNOPTIC PATTERN GOING INTO NEXT WEEK IS VERY OPTIMAL
FOR DRY AND SEASONABLE WEATHER TO RETURN TO THE AREA. A TALL RIDGE
WILL BE CENTERED OVER THE PORTIONS OF THE GREAT LAKES REGION WITH A
TROUGH LOCATED JUST OFF THE NE COAST. THIS PATTERN FAVORS SFC HIGH
PRESSURE N AND NW OF THE AREA WITH MOSTLY DRY CONDITIONS.
TEMPERATURES WILL BE A BIT WARMER ON WEDNESDAY AHEAD OF A DRY COLD
FRONT. HIGHS WILL BE IN THE LOW 70S ACROSS VA/NC AND UPPER 60S
ACROSS THE MD EASTERN SHORE. THEN BY THURSDAY THE DRY COLD FRONT
WILL PUSH THROUGH THE AREA HELPING TO BRING IN MUCH COOLER AIR.
HIGHS THURSDAY WILL BE IN THE LOW TO MIDDLE 60S. BY THURSDAY NIGHT
TEMPERATURES WILL PLUMMET INTO THE LOW 40S WITH THE POSSIBILITY OF
UPPER 30S ACROSS THE MD EASTERN SHORE AND THE FAR NW.
AVIATION /19Z SATURDAY THROUGH THURSDAY/
AS OF 145 PM EDT SATURDAY...
WIDESPREAD CLOUD COVER WITH GENERALLY MVFR CIGS ARE BEING
OBSERVED ACROSS THE AREA THIS AFTERNOON. CONDITIONS WILL
CONTINUE TO DEGRADE OVER THE NEXT FEW HOURS AS A COASTAL LOW
LIFTS NORTHWARD TOWARDS THE AREA. A LARGE RAIN SHIELD IS EDGING
CLOSER TO ECG AND WILL GRADUALLY EXPAND ACROSS THE REMAINDER OF
THE TERMINALS THROUGH THIS EVENING, RESULTING IN REDUCED
VISIBILITIES TONIGHT THROUGH TOMORROW. HEADING INTO LATE
TONIGHT/EARLY TOMORROW, RAIN INTENSITY WILL LIKELY INCREASE
AND CIGS AT ALL SITES WILL BECOME IFR. THESE CONDITIONS WILL
CONTINUE THROUGH A MAJORITY OF THE TAF PERIOD, THOUGH DURING THE
DAY TOMORROW DEPENDING ON THE EVOLUTION OF THE SYSTEM, IT COULD
TURN INTO SHRA. NE WINDS OF 10-15 KT (GUSTS OF ~20 KT AT
COASTAL TERMINALS) WILL INCREASE THROUGH THE EVENING AND
OVERNIGHT. GUSTS OF 30-40 KTS WILL BE POSSIBLE AT COASTAL
TERMINALS TONIGHT THROUGH TOMORROW AFTERNOON. INLAND TERMINALS
WILL LIKELY SEE GUSTS OF 25-30 KTS.
OUTLOOK: MVFR/IFR (MOSTLY IFR) CIGS, ELEVATED WINDS, AND
MODERATE TO HEAVY RAIN ARE ALL LIKELY SUNDAY AS LOW PRESSURE
PERSISTS JUST OFFSHORE. DEGRADED FLYING CONDITIONS (WIDESPREAD
IFR CIGS) LIKELY CONTINUE INTO EARLY NEXT WEEK WITH RAIN CHANCES
LINGERING THROUGH MONDAY.
MARINE
AS OF 345 PM EDT SATURDAY..
KEY MESSAGES:
- SMALL CRAFT ADVISORY CONDITIONS PERSIST ACROSS MOST OF THE LOCAL
WATERS THROUGH THIS EVENING.
- LOW PRESSURE INTENSIFIES SOUTH OF THE AREA TONIGHT. GALE AND STORM
WARNINGS GO INTO EFFECT LATER TONIGHT THROUGH SUNDAY AND SUNDAY
NIGHT. WINDS REMAIN ELEVATED MONDAY AND TUESDAY AS THE LOW IS SLOW
TO MOVE AWAY FROM THE REGION.
DEEPENING 999MB LOW PRESSURE IS CENTERED E OF THE GA/SC COAST THIS
AFTERNOON. MEANWHILE, 1026MB HIGH PRESSURE IS CENTERED S OF NOVA
SCOTIA, WITH ANOTHER ~1026MB HIGH CENTERED WELL TO THE NW S OF JAMES
BAY. THE WIND IS ENE AND RANGES FROM ~15 KT ACROSS THE NORTHERN CHES
BAY AND COASTAL WATERS TO 15-25 KT FROM ROUGHLY CAPE CHARLES TO THE
SOUTH. SEAS FOLLOW A SIMILAR PATTERN WITH 5-6 FT SEAS N AND 6-8 FT
FROM VA BEACH SOUTHWARD. WAVES IN THE BAY ARE 2-3 FT WITH 3-5 FT
NEAR THE MOUTH OF THE BAY.
NO MAJOR CHANGES WITH RESPECT TO THE OVERALL EVOLUTION OF THE
COASTAL LOW OFF THE COAST OF GA/SC THIS AFTN, WHICH WILL TRACK
NORTHWARD OVER OR CLOSE TO OUR WATERS LATER SUNDAY INTO MONDAY.
WHILE THE EXACT EVOLUTION IS STILL SOMEWHAT UNCERTAIN, THERE IS
DECENT AGREEMENT THAT THE SYSTEM LIFTS UP ALONG THE CAROLINA COAST
LATE TONIGHT/EARLY SUNDAY AND BECOMES ELONGATED FROM SW TO NE DURING
THE DAY SUNDAY AND SUNDAY NIGHT. THIS SCENARIO RESULTS IN A LENGTHY
PERIOD OF STRONG NE WINDS ACROSS THE AREA, RAMPING UP THIS EVENING
WITH WINDS EXPECTED TO PEAK ACROSS THE REGION SUNDAY MORNING INTO
EARLY MONDAY. THERE REMAINS HIGH CONFIDENCE FOR SIGNIFICANT MARINE
HAZARDS, INCLUDING HIGH WINDS (POTENTIALLY TO STORM FORCE FOR VA-MD
OCEAN WATERS) AND DANGEROUS SEAS. PEAK WIND GUSTS RANGE FROM 45-50
KT ON THE VA-MD COASTAL WATERS AND MOUTH OF THE BAY (WHERE STORM
WARNINGS ARE IN EFFECT). TIMING FOR THE STORM WARNINGS IN THE OCEAN
REMAINS THE SAME. HOWEVER, THE MOUTH OF THE BAY WAS EXTENDED THROUGH
7 PM TO ACCOUNT FOR A SLIGHT UPTICK IN 48KT PROBS LATER SUNDAY AFTN.
PEAK WIND GUSTS ARE 40-45 KT IN THE REST OF THE CHESAPEAKE BAY AND
NC COASTAL WATERS, AND 35-40 KT IN THE UPPER TIDAL RIVERS WHERE GALE
WARNINGS ARE IN EFFECT.
WITH THE BROADER/ELONGATED COASTAL LOW, THE PROGRESSION THROUGH THE
REGION WILL BE PROLONGED INTO TUESDAY AND POTENTIALLY EARLY
WEDNESDAY BUT WITH WINDS SLOWLY DECREASING TO HIGH-END SCA LEVELS
DURING THAT PERIOD. THE GRADIENT FINALLY STARTS TO RELAX BY MID WEEK
WITH IMPROVING MARINE CONDITIONS. SEAS ARE FORECAST TO PEAK IN THE
15-20 FT RANGE (SIG WAVE HEIGHT), WITH OCCASIONAL WAVES UP TO 25+
FT. SIG WAVES IN THE CHESAPEAKE BAY RANGE BETWEEN 5-8 FT, WITH 9-10
FT POSSIBLE AT THE MOUTH OF THE BAY. AS WINDS DECREASE NEXT WEEK, SO
WILL THE SEAS, BUT ONLY GRADUALLY.
TIDES/COASTAL FLOODING
AS OF 345 PM EDT SATURDAY..
LATER TONIGHT THROUGH SUNDAY, AS NE WINDS
RAPIDLY INCREASE, LIKELY TO GALE TO LOCAL STORM FORCE BY EARLY
SUNDAY, A RAPID RISE IN ANOMALIES IS EXPECTED (A SURGE INCREASE OF
~2-2.5 FT IN ~12 HRS). THE HIGH TIDE CYCLE OCCURRING LATE TONIGHT
INTO EARLY SUNDAY IS THE LOWER ASTRO TIDE, SO EVEN WITH A SHARP
INCREASE, GENERALLY ONLY MINOR FLOODING IS EXPECTED DURING THIS
PERIOD. THE FOLLOWING HIGH TIDE, OCCURRING AROUND NOON SUNDAY ALONG
THE OCEAN, AND THROUGH THE AFTN ELSEWHERE IS THE ANTICIPATED TIME
FOR PEAK WATER LEVELS WITH THIS EVENT. WIDESPREAD MODERATE TO MAJOR
COASTAL FLOODING IS EXPECTED DURING THIS PERIOD FROM THE NORTHERN
NECK SOUTHWARD ALONG THE WEST SIDE OF THE BAY AND INTO THE
RAPPAHANNOCK, YORK, AND JAMES RIVERS, AS WELL AS MOST LOCATIONS
ALONG THE OCEAN. COASTAL FLOOD WARNINGS REMAIN IN EFFECT FOR THESE
AREAS. SOME MINOR FLOODING IS POSSIBLE WITH THE HIGH TIDE CYCLE
TONIGHT FOR AREAS ALONG THE BAY SO SOME OF THE WARNINGS ACTUALLY GO
INTO EFFECT TONIGHT (WITH THE CFW PRODUCT INDICATING THE WORST
FLOODING TO OCCUR WITH THE FOLLOWING CYCLE ON SUNDAY). THE HIGHEST
PROBS FOR ACHIEVING MAJOR FLOOD THRESHOLDS WILL BE THE OCEAN FROM NC
OBX TO VA BEACH, AND THE MOUTH OF THE BAY AREAS, AS WELL AS PORTIONS
UP THE JAMES RIVER AND THE YORK RIVER THROUGH YORKTOWN.
PRECISE WATER LEVELS WILL BE HIGHLY DEPENDENT ON THE TRACK OF THE
LOW AND THE ASSOCIATED WIND DIRECTION, BUT CONFIDENCE REMAINS HIGH
THIS FORECAST CYCLE GIVEN BETTER MODEL AGREEMENT THAT A STRONG NE
WIND IS LIKELY TO PREVAIL THROUGH THE SUNDAY TIDE CYCLE. THE CURRENT
FORECAST IS FOR MANY AREAS IN THE LOWER BAY/JAMES RIVER TO SEE
FLOODING THAT HAS NOT BEEN OBSERVED IN AT LEAST A FEW YEARS IF NOT
LONGER, WITH TOP 10 LEVELS LIKELY. ADDITIONAL FLOODING IS LIKELY
INTO AT LEAST MONDAY (POSSIBLY TUESDAY), WITH THE SLOWER PROGRESSION
OF COASTAL LOW PRESSURE, THOUGH EXACT WATER LEVELS BECOME MORE
UNCERTAIN GIVEN THE POTENTIAL FOR WINDS TO DIMINISH SOMEWHAT AND TO
BECOME NORTHWESTERLY AS THE LOW MOVES AWAY FROM THE COAST.
A COASTAL FLOOD ADVISORY HAS BEEN ISSUED FOR THE BAY-SIDE OF THE MD
EASTERN SHORE (PRIMARILY FROM BISHOPS HEAD TO CRISFIELD) THROUGH 7
PM WHERE A ~1FT ANOMALY COULD PUSH WATER LEVELS TO AROUND MINOR
FLOOD THRESHOLDS LATE THIS AFTN. THE FOLLOWING HIGH TIDE WILL BE THE
LOWER ASTRONOMICAL WITH NO TIDAL FLOODING EXPECTED FOR THESE
LOCATIONS LATE TONIGHT/EARLY SUNDAY MORNING. ADDITIONAL FLOODING AT
THESE SITES IS POSSIBLE LATER IN THE WEEKEND AND EARLY NEXT WEEK.
AKQ WATCHES/WARNINGS/ADVISORIES
MD...COASTAL FLOOD ADVISORY UNTIL 7 PM EDT THIS EVENING FOR
MDZ021>023.
WIND ADVISORY FROM 2 AM SUNDAY TO 4 AM EDT MONDAY FOR MDZ024.
COASTAL FLOOD WARNING FROM 8 AM SUNDAY TO 6 AM EDT MONDAY FOR
MDZ024-025.
HIGH SURF ADVISORY FROM 7 PM THIS EVENING TO 6 PM EDT MONDAY
FOR MDZ025.
HIGH WIND WARNING FROM 4 AM SUNDAY TO 2 AM EDT MONDAY FOR
MDZ025.
NC...WIND ADVISORY FROM 10 PM THIS EVENING TO 10 PM EDT SUNDAY FOR
NCZ017-102.
HIGH SURF ADVISORY UNTIL 4 PM EDT MONDAY FOR NCZ102.
COASTAL FLOOD WARNING FROM 8 AM TO 5 PM EDT SUNDAY FOR NCZ102.
VA...COASTAL FLOOD WARNING FROM 8 AM SUNDAY TO 6 AM EDT MONDAY FOR
VAZ099-100.
HIGH SURF ADVISORY FROM 7 PM THIS EVENING TO 6 PM EDT MONDAY
FOR VAZ098>100.
HIGH WIND WARNING FROM 4 AM SUNDAY TO 2 AM EDT MONDAY FOR
VAZ099-100.
WIND ADVISORY FROM 10 PM THIS EVENING TO 10 PM EDT SUNDAY FOR
VAZ095-097-525.
COASTAL FLOOD WARNING FROM MIDNIGHT TONIGHT TO 10 PM EDT
SUNDAY FOR VAZ075>078-521-522.
COASTAL FLOOD WARNING FROM 10 PM THIS EVENING TO 9 AM EDT
MONDAY FOR VAZ082-089-090-093-095>098-523>525.
COASTAL FLOOD WARNING FROM MIDNIGHT TONIGHT TO 8 AM EDT MONDAY
FOR VAZ083>086-518-520.
WIND ADVISORY FROM 2 AM SUNDAY TO MIDNIGHT EDT SUNDAY NIGHT
FOR VAZ084-086-523.
HIGH WIND WARNING FROM 2 AM TO 10 PM EDT SUNDAY FOR VAZ098.
MARINE...SMALL CRAFT ADVISORY UNTIL 10 PM EDT THIS EVENING FOR ANZ630-
631.
GALE WARNING FROM 10 PM THIS EVENING TO 7 AM EDT MONDAY FOR
ANZ630>632.
SMALL CRAFT ADVISORY UNTIL 10 PM EDT THIS EVENING FOR ANZ632-
634-638-650-652-654-656.
GALE WARNING FROM 7 PM THIS EVENING TO 4 AM EDT MONDAY FOR
ANZ633.
STORM WARNING FROM 10 PM THIS EVENING TO 7 PM EDT SUNDAY FOR
ANZ634.
GALE WARNING FROM 1 AM SUNDAY TO 1 AM EDT MONDAY FOR
ANZ635>637.
GALE WARNING FROM 10 PM THIS EVENING TO 4 AM EDT MONDAY FOR
ANZ638.
STORM WARNING FROM 10 PM THIS EVENING TO 7 AM EDT MONDAY FOR
ANZ650-652.
STORM WARNING FROM 10 PM THIS EVENING TO 1 AM EDT MONDAY FOR
ANZ654-656.
SMALL CRAFT ADVISORY UNTIL 7 PM EDT THIS EVENING FOR ANZ658.
GALE WARNING FROM 7 PM THIS EVENING TO 7 AM EDT MONDAY FOR
ANZ658.
SYNOPSIS...HET/SW
NEAR TERM...HET/SW
SHORT TERM...HET/SW
LONG TERM...HET/SW
AVIATION...SW/NB
MARINE...AJZ/LKB
TIDES/COASTAL FLOODING...
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