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Spot Forecast for One Henry Hudson Ship Fire...NOAA Emergency Response
National Weather Service Los Angeles/Oxnard CA
959 PM PST Sat Nov 22 2025

If conditions become unrepresentative, contact the National Weather
Service.

.DISCUSSION...
Winds are currently from the west to northwest direction, and
forecast to shift back to light northeast overnight. However, there
is a 20 percent chance that winds shift to the south to southeast
overnight to early morning if the Catalina Eddy spins up overnight.
Otherwise, through Sunday night, easterly winds are expected during
the late night to morning hours with south to west winds in the
afternoon. Wave heights will decrease some on Sunday.


.REST OF TONIGHT...

Sky/weather.........Mostly clear (15-25 percent).
Min temperature.....56-59.
Surface winds (kts).West to northwest winds 5-8 knots shifting to the
                    northeast 4-6 knots overnight.
Swell height........West swell 2-3 feet.
Swell period........14 Seconds.
Wind wave...........1-2 feet.
Water temperature...63

.SUNDAY...

Sky/weather.........Mostly sunny (20-30 percent).
Max temperature.....63-65.
Surface winds (kts).East to southeast winds 3-6 knots shifting to the
                    south 6-8 knots in the afternoon.
Swell height........West swell 2 feet.
Swell period........14 Seconds.
Wind wave...........1 foot.
Water temperature...63

.SUNDAY NIGHT...

Sky/weather.........Mostly clear (15-25 percent) then becoming
                    cloudy (85-95 percent). Patchy fog through the
                    night.
Min temperature.....55-58.
Surface winds (kts).Southwest winds 3-5 knots shifting to the
                    northeast around 5 knots overnight.
Swell height........West swell 1-2 feet.
Swell period........14 Seconds.
Wind wave...........1 foot.
Water temperature...63

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Forecaster...SMITH/LUND
Requested by...Carl Childs
Type of request...MARINE
.TAG 2526528.1/LOX
.DELDT 11/22/25
.FormatterVersion 2.0.0
.EMAIL carl.childs@noaa.gov,lox.operational.staff@noaa.gov,chris.barker@noaa.gov