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Marine Weather and Tides Lakeview, OR Version 3.4

What's New / NOTES 6/25/2017 - NOAA is having a major issue that impact the 7 day forecast load times. Many users are reporting problems. The issue has been reported. 5/23/2017 - Worked with NOAA again to speed up the 7 day forecast load times. Thanks to them for being responsive. 5/19/2016 - There were issues with the 3 day airport observation history. I switched to another data source. Let me know if you see any issues with the data feeds.

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Sunrise 7:28AM

Sunset 6:14PM

Sunday October 22, 2017 3:41 PM PDT (22:41 UTC)

Moonrise 9:02AM

Moonset 7:17PM

Illumination 8%

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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Marine Forecasts

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7 Day Forecast for Marine Location Near Lakeview, OR

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Area Discussion for - Medford, OR

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Fxus66 kmfr 222152 cca afdmfr area forecast discussion... Corrected national weather service medford or 250 pm pdt Sun oct 22 2017 updated marine discussion. Discussion Short term This evening through Wednesday night... The front producing rain across the area today is washing out and weakening, and while showers are dissipating quite rapidly on radar this afternoon, some areas of rain surely persist under the scope of the radar beam. Precipitation will continue to diminish through the evening, and should mostly clear out of the area overnight, although west facing slopes along the cascades and coastal ranges may see some light rain continue into the early morning hours. Beginning tomorrow, high pressure will build in for the first half of the week. This will result in drying and warming conditions, as well as prevailing easterly winds in the lower levels. With the moisture now in the ground and cooler temperatures settled in, this east wind is likely to create strong overnight inversions, trapping air within the valleys and limiting the mixing with the drier air aloft. Fog will be a concern each morning in the west side valleys, but fog is possible east of the cascades as well, especially Monday morning. If fog forms, it will limit the daytime highs significantly, but if it does not, unseasonably warm temperatures of 5 to 10 degrees above normal are not out of the question for much of the region. Also of note, a chetco effect is a likely byproduct of these east winds, and temperatures along the southern coastline near brookings could approach 80 by Tuesday afternoon. On Wednesday, a weak front will approach the region from the north. The ridge overhead will severely limit its ability to push into our forecast area, and will likely keep any measurable precipitation well to our north. While the front will be dry, cloud cover will increase and temperatures will cool slightly, but little else will mark its passage. High pressure will quickly regain control as we head into the extended term. -bpn Long term Wednesday through Sunday night... The extended period continues the warmer and drier trend. Easterly winds will dominate all of southern oregon and northern california. This will allow for temperatures to be around 10 degrees warmer than normal for this time of year across the board. Humidity values will also be lower than normal through the time period, so this may help there be less fog in the west side valleys in the later stages of the week. Bs Aviation 22 18z TAF cycle... A mix of MVFR ifr ceilings and visibility continues today in moist onshore flow ahead of another front, and this general condition is expected to continue through today for areas form the southern oregon cascades west (especially for areas along the coast and into douglas county. South to

southwest winds will remain breezy to gusty through this afternoon over the higher terrain, and east of the cascades, gradually diminishing this evening. Mountain obscuration will continue to affect most of the forecast area through today with widespread obscurations from the southern oregon cascades westward. Mountain obscurations will decrease this evening and tonight. This evening into tonight, expect ifr CIGS visibilities to develop along the coast and into the umpqua with lifr ifr expected late tonight and Monday morning. Areas of patchy fog are expected to develop at at other valleys west of the cascades, including kmfr, as well this evening and tonight... With areas of ifr CIGS vis developing early Monday morning. This is based on the high soil moisture and increasing stability leading to the chance for some fog mist and ifr conditions. -cc Marine Updated 250 pm pdt Sunday 22 october 2017... Seas will remain steep to very steep through this afternoon and will be dominated by a 12 second west swell. Very steep seas will decrease this evening. However, steep seas will persist across the waters this evening through Monday night. Winds will become northerly on Monday with strong gusty winds developing for areas from CAPE blanco south beginning Monday afternoon and evening. Small craft advisory level winds and seas are expected to persist through Wednesday morning for areas from CAPE blanco south, then gales are possible beginning Wednesday afternoon. Areas north of CAPE blanco are expected to maintain steep seas through Monday night, then areas of small craft advisory level winds and seas are expected in the outer waters beyond 10 nm from shore and near CAPE blanco Tuesday into Wednesday morning. Small craft advisory level winds and seas may spread over much of the waters north of CAPE blanco late Wednesday into Thursday. Winds are forecast to lower Thursday night. Friday into Saturday, the concern shifts to a long period swell which is forecast to build into the waters. This swell is forecast to reach 10 to 12 feet at 20 seconds by early Saturday morning. -cc Mfr watches warnings advisories Or... Beach hazards statement from late tonight through Monday afternoon for orz021-022. Ca... None. Pacific coastal waters... Small craft advisory until 5 pm pdt this afternoon for pzz356-376. Small craft advisory from 2 pm Monday to 11 am pdt Wednesday for pzz350-356-370-376. Small craft advisory for hazardous seas from 5 pm this afternoon to 5 am pdt Tuesday for pzz350-356-370-376. Hazardous seas warning until 5 pm pdt this afternoon for pzz350-356-370-376. Bpn bms cc

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Weather Reporting Stations

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Airport Reports

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Airport	Dist	Age	Wind kt	Visibility	Sky/Weather	Temp	DewPt	Humidity	Pressure
Lake County Airport, OR	3 mi	46 min	SSW 6	10.00 mi	Overcast	54°F	44°F	69%	1029.9 hPa

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Wind Forecast for Medford, OR (18,4,5,8)

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Ground Weather Radar Station Medford, OR

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