A Quiet Start To March
The weather is expected to be mostly quiet the first week of March but there are a few hazards to monitor. Locally heavy rain and thunderstorms may produce flooding from the Arklatex to the Southeast early this week. Also, a strong cold front sweeping off the East Coast will result in very gusty winds across the Northeast and New England. Finally, an active trade wind pattern is likely in Hawaii.
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Hazardous Weather Conditions
Last Update: 213 PM PST Sun Feb 28 2021
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7NM SE Long Beach WA
Marine Zone Forecast
...SMALL CRAFT ADVISORY IN EFFECT UNTIL 9 PM PST THIS EVENING...
Synopsis: A ridge of high pres extends southwest to northeast across the
central Oregon coast waters. A weakening front approaches from
the northwest through Mon then dissipates offshore. More active
weather is possible late in the week.
In The Main Channel
- general seas...seas 6 to 8 ft easing to 5 to 7 ft by monday afternoon. - first ebb...strong ebb around 530 pm sunday. Seas near 11 ft with breakers possible. - second ebb...around 6 am monday. Seas near 10 ft. - third ebb...strong ebb around 615 pm monday. Seas near 10 ft.
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| Last Update: | 213 PM PST Sun Feb 28 2021 |
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