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Marine Weather and Tides Rouses Point, NY Version 3.4

What's New / NOTES 9/17/2018 XTide broke when 1and1 "upgraded" my server. It has been esculated. I am sorry for the problem.

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Sunrise 6:39AM

Sunset 6:53PM

Friday September 21, 2018 11:48 AM EDT (15:48 UTC)

Moonrise 5:40PM

Moonset 2:50AM

Illumination 89%

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 Hood River, OR

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Area Discussion for - Portland, OR

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Fxus66 kpqr 210959 afdpqr area forecast discussion national weather service portland or 258 am pdt Fri sep 21 2018 Synopsis An approaching front from the west will bring increasing clouds today, with rain to the coast towards evening. This rain will spread inland tonight. Showery Saturday on tap, but, sunny and dry weather returns on Sunday. High pres will build over the pacnw next week, with warm days but cool nights. Short term Today through Sunday... Cold front is well offshore this morning, but is approaching at a steady clip. Expect increasing clouds today, especially this afternoon. Will be dry inland for most of the day, and even along the coast until mid to late afternoon. Models have been in fairly good agreement in depicting the rain along the coast towards late afternoon. Rain will slowly spread into the interior this evening, though think may not see much to east of south of eugene until around or just after midnight. Have increased pops for rain for tonight. With the main low heading into british columbia, think that bulk of the precipitation will be shunted to our north. Even so, would expect generally 0.25 to 0.50 inch over parts of the north oregon coast range and willapa hills across to the south washington cascades. Most of the interior lowlands generally getting 0.10 to 0.25 inch of rain, with less than 0.10 for areas to south and east of eugene. Front will push inland tonight, with rain decreasing late tonight, or even changing over to showers by daybreak sat. Upper flow stays westerly on Saturday, with cool air mass in place. This will allow for quite a bit of showers across region Sat am. Now, the upper trough axis will move over the region later in the day. As such, will see showers decreasing, as the upper flow begins to turn more northwesterly towards evening. Will keep showers going over the cascades into the evening, but those will be decreasing Sat night. With the trough axis well east of the region on sun, and more stable northwesterly flow aloft over our area, will keep region dry for Sunday. While not out the question, could still see a lingering shower over the cascades in the morning, but think will keep that out of the forecast and instead go with morning clouds. Otherwise, partly to mostly sunny for Sunday, but still cool. Rockey Long term Sunday night through Thursday... The operational models and their ensembles continue to support the idea of an extended period of dry weather and above average temperatures next week as shortwave ridging builds over the pacific northwest. Northerly winds should develop early in the week as thermal low pressure builds northward into northwest oregon and southwest washington. Temperatures appear likely to warm into the 80s either Monday or Tuesday. Depending on the exact placement of thermal low pressure, we could see these warm temperatures progress westward to coastal locations as well, but it's still too early to be confident which days this will or will not occur. In addition, gusty east winds should develop at some point across the western columbia river gorge

and cascade ridgetops, but timing differences between models remain. Neuman Aviation Vfr conditions continue early this morning with only variable high clouds streaming across the forecast area and light surface winds. Enough cirrus and wind to likely preclude significant fog development, though there does remain about a 15 percent chance that the coastal areas may see lower conditions develop by daybreak. Otherwise, increasing mid-level clouds through the day ahead of an approaching front. MVFR CIGS may reach the northern coastal areas by the afternoon, but elsewhere, expect mostlyVFR conditions through the most of the period with a lowering trend after 20z and rain spreading onshore after 00z. Breezy southwest winds can also be expected Friday afternoon and early evening ahead of the front. Kpdx and approaches...VFR conditions expected through 00z Saturday, but lowering increasing mid-level clouds and breezy winds develop the late afternoon into evening. MVFR CIGS and rain expected to move into the terminal area by 03z. Cullen Marine A stronger surface low develops well offshore tonight and is forecast to move inside 130w by this afternoon. Forecast models still slightly differ, but better agreement in terms of the strength and track of the low. Confidence is rather high that small craft advisory wind speeds will develop over the north zones late Fri morning and continue through early Saturday, and the previously issued advisory remains on track. Confidence is lower in these stronger gusts moving into the southern outer waters (ie. South of cascade head and beyond 20 nm from shore), but still see some potential for at least occasional 25 kt gusts. North wind returns Sunday and continues through the first half of next week. Gusts up to 30 kt will be possible for across the southern outer coastal waters late Monday through Tuesday night. Seas will remain 3 to 5 feet early this morning, but will build to 6 to 9 ft by late Friday. Expect the largest seas north of cascade head and beyond 20 nm from shore. Seas then ease to around 5 ft Saturday night and hold through the start of next week. NW wind wave will be the dominant feature Sun through the middle of next week, with a much smaller longer period background swell. This will result in choppy conditions and could lead to square sea conditions. However, will hold off on issuing an advisory for seas at this time until confidence improves. Cullen Pqr watches warnings advisories Or... None. Wa... None. Pz... Small craft advisory for winds from noon today to 5 am pdt Saturday for coastal waters from CAPE shoalwater wa to cascade head or out 60 nm. Interact with us via social media:

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Weather Reporting Stations

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Stations	Dist	Age	Wind	Air Temp	Water Temp	Waves	Pressure	DewPt
LOPW1 - 9440422 - Longview, WA	80 mi	37 min			65°F		1016.9 hPa

Wind History for Longview, WA

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Airport Reports

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Airport	Dist	Age	Wind kt	Visibility	Sky/Weather	Temp	DewPt	Humidity	Pressure

Wind History from CZK (wind in knots)

	5 PM	6 PM	7 PM	8 PM	9 PM	10 PM	11 PM	12 AM	1 AM	2 AM	3 AM	4 AM	5 AM	6 AM	7 AM	8 AM	9 AM	10 AM	11 AM	12 PM	1 PM	2 PM	3 PM	4 PM
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Tide / Current Tables for Ellsworth, Washington - IGNORE HEIGHTS

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Tide / Current Tables for Vancouver, Washington - IGNORE HEIGHTS

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Weather Map and Satellite Images

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Wind Forecast for Portland, OR (11,2,3,4)

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Ground Weather Radar Station Portland, OR

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