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Marine Weather and Tides Flemington, GA Version 3.4

What's New / NOTES 10/6/2018 Colors of tide XTide graphs changed to emphasize that they were upgraded. See next note. Comments welcome. 10/4/2018 I have fixed XTide and updated the harmonic files. There were some name changes so you might have to click EDIT to find the new station name.

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Sunrise 6:55AM

Sunset 5:27PM

Friday November 16, 2018 4:19 AM EST (09:19 UTC)

Moonrise 1:53PM

Moonset 12:22AM

Illumination 59%

NOTE: Some of the data on this page has not been verified and should be used with that in mind. It may and occasionally will, be wrong. The tide reports are by xtide and are NOT FOR NAVIGATION.

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7 Day Forecast for Marine Location Near Flemington, GA

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Area Discussion for - Charleston, SC

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Fxus62 kchs 160915 afdchs area forecast discussion national weather service charleston sc 415 am est Fri nov 16 2018 Synopsis Cool, dry high pressure will dominate the pattern through the weekend. Another cold front may move through the region by mid week, followed by stronger high pressure and continued cool conditions for the remainder of the work week. Near term until 6 am this morning Pre-dawn: stratocumulus fields stuck around longer than anticipated overnight, recently dissipating from west to east and widespread clearing now ongoing along the immediate coastal zones. Skies should be mainly clear at dawn with just few clouds lingering near the coast. Cold air advection finally getting some clear skies to work with well inland, temps reaching the mid 30s and we have continued our freeze warning from metter over to statesboro and north to millen, sylvania and allendale. Winds should begin to subside along coastal areas over the next few hours. Today: cyclonic flow aloft will abate as a strong upper jet shifts off to the northeast and the upper flow flattens. Surface high pressure will build over the region while deep layered dry air should result in sunshine today. There will be a few high clouds across the area but models keep these thin and scattered for the most part. We made very little change to forecast highs today which mainly be in the upper 50s across the region. Weak downslope may result in a few highs around 60-61 degrees in spots along the coastal corridor. Tonight: the main concern under clear skies will be the setup for strong radiational cooling and temps falling into the mid 30s many areas along and west of u.S. 17. We expect to hoist frost advisories for many inland zones while we inspect the outcome of this morning's potential inland freeze for possible additional freeze warnings. We think coldest rural areas have a decent chance of seeing a light freeze north of i-16 in ga and along northwest zones of southeast sc. Short term 6 am this morning through Sunday West-southwest upper level flow and weak surface high pressure will prevail over the region through the period with no significant precipitation expected. Saturday: temperatures will be the coolest for this period. After a very cold start, temperatures are expected to climb into the mid 60s by afternoon. Winds will be light as high pressure becomes centered over the mid atlantic states. By Saturday night, the surface ridge will elongate and shift more into the atlantic. However, low level light north-northeast winds will remain over the region, which should allow temperatures to drop to around 40 well inland, to the mid 40s to around 50 closer to the coast. Sunday and Monday: temperatures moderate as the center of the surface high moves farther offshore into the atlantic. This allows a weak coastal trough to develop. Models indicate some moisture return and therefore slight chance low end chance for light showers, mainly near the coast, later Sunday through early Monday. The coastal trough weakens moves offshore Monday as weak surface high pressure tries to build back from the west. High temperatures generally in the upper 60s to around 70, and lows Sunday night in the lower 40s well inland to the lower 50s closer to the coast. Long term Sunday night through Thursday A broad upper trough moves across the oh river valley Tuesday and

then across new england southeast canada Wednesday. At the surface, stronger cooler high pressure builds from the northwest behind a cold front, which moves through with little no precip. Later Tuesday. The surface ridge remains north of the region Wednesday and Thursday, then shifts east offshore of the mid atlantic by Friday. The global models show a return of deep layer moisture from south to north by Friday as the low level flow veers to southeast. Given the uncertainty out that far, have kept low end chance pops, which also seems to collaborate well with surrounding office. High temperatures starting off in the mid to upper 60s Tuesday, then cooler for Wednesday and Thursday behind the cold front, with highs generally in the lower 60s. By Friday, temperatures moderate into the upper 60s. Low temperatures will be cool, ranging from the low 40s well inland to around 50 closer to the coast. Aviation 09z Friday through Tuesday Skies were clearing along the coastal corridor pre-dawn.VFR conditions will prevail through 06z Saturday. Brief flight restrictions will be possible later Sunday through early Monday as a weak coastal trough tries to develop with a low end chance for showers. Otherwise,VFR is expected to prevail for both sites through mid week next week. Marine Early this morning: cold advection maintaining elevated winds throughout, with NW winds as high as 20 kt all waters. However, better mixing of the 30 knots of geostrophic winds at 1000 mb will lead to frequent gusts of 25 kt on the outer ga waters. Thus we have small craft advisory flags only for these waters beyond 20 nm. The other atlantic waters will experience occasional gusts near 25 kt, but not enough to warrant the advisory. Seas will be as large as 3-5 ft within 20 nm and 5-7 ft further out. Winds and seas will decrease today as high pressure builds in from the west. From this afternoon through tonight, wind speeds will be much lighter as the mean flow veers from NW to N and ne by early Saturday. Seas will subside to less than 3 ft near shore and 3-4 ft out near the gulf stream. No highlights are expected through the period. Weak high pressure is expected to remain just north of the waters through Sunday. As the high shifts eastward later Sunday, a weak coastal trough tries to develop, which may bring a chance for showers Sunday night and early Monday. Another cold front likely pushes through the waters later Tuesday. Winds generally 15 knots or less and seas 2 to 4 feet through Tuesday. Winds increasing to around 15 knots behind the front later Tuesday through Wednesday. Some gusts near 20 knots will be possible Tuesday night and Wednesday. Chs watches warnings advisories Ga... Freeze warning until 8 am est this morning for gaz087-088-099- 100. Sc... Freeze warning until 8 am est this morning for scz040. Marine... Small craft advisory until 11 am est this morning for amz374. Near term... short term... Rfm long term... Rfm aviation... Rfm marine... Rfm

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Weather Reporting Stations

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Stations	Dist	Age	Wind	Air Temp	Water Temp	Waves	Pressure	DewPt
FPKG1 - 8670870 - Fort Pulaski, GA	31 mi	37 min	WNW 18 G 21	44°F	63°F		1018.9 hPa
SAXG1 - Sapelo Island Reserve, GA	38 mi	79 min	NW 16	43°F			1019 hPa (+0.0)	39°F
41008 - GRAYS REEF - 40 NM Southeast of Savannah, GA	50 mi	29 min	WNW 21 G 25	46°F	69°F	4 ft	1017.9 hPa (-0.0)	43°F

Wind History for Fort Pulaski, GA

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Airport Reports

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Airport	Dist	Age	Wind kt	Visibility	Sky/Weather	Temp	DewPt	Humidity	Pressure
Wright Army Airfield (Fort Stewart)/Midcoast Regional Airport, GA	7 mi	83 min	W 10	10.00 mi	Overcast	40°F	34°F	78%	1018.9 hPa
Hunter U. S. Army Airfield, GA	18 mi	23 min	WNW 11	10.00 mi	Overcast	41°F	36°F	83%	1018.6 hPa
Savannah-Hilton Head International Airport, GA	19 mi	26 min	NW 14	10.00 mi	Mostly Cloudy	40°F	34°F	79%	1019.4 hPa

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Tide / Current Tables for Highway bridge, Ogeechee River, Georgia

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Tide / Current Tables for Belfast, Belfast River, Georgia

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Weather Map and Satellite Images

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Wind Forecast for Charleston, SC (4,6,7,8)

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Ground Weather Radar Station Charleston, SC

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