Marine Forecast : Weather Underground

marine forecasts for the Great Lakes and the Ontario portion of the St. Lawrence River issued by Environment Canada at 6:30 p.M. EST Monday 5 January 2009 for tonight and Tuesday. The next scheduled forecasts will be issued at 3:00 a.M. Tuesday.

Fog implies visibility less than 1 mile.

Winds are for mid lake. Nearshore winds may vary considerably due to shoreline effects.

Western Lake Superior. Freezing spray warning in effect. Wind northwest 20 knots diminishing to light near midnight then increasing to southeast 15 Tuesday morning. Wind veering to south 20 near noon Tuesday. Chance of flurries tonight. Light snow beginning near noon Tuesday changing to snow at times heavy Tuesday evening. Visibility 1 mile or less in snow. Freezing spray ending near midnight.

Eastern Lake Superior. Freezing spray warning in effect. Wind west 25 knots diminishing to northwest 10 near midnight then increasing to south 15 Tuesday morning. Wind increasing to south 20 Tuesday evening. Flurries at times heavy ending early Tuesday morning. Periods of light snow beginning Tuesday evening. Visibility 1 mile or less in flurries. Freezing spray ending near midnight.

Whitefish Bay. Freezing spray warning in effect. Wind southwest 15 knots diminishing to south 10 early Tuesday morning then increasing to southeast 20 near noon Tuesday. Wind backing to east 15 Tuesday evening. A few flurries ending early Tuesday morning. Freezing spray ending Tuesday morning.

Northern Lake Huron. Freezing spray warning in effect. Wind west 15 knots increasing to 25 this evening then diminishing to 15 early Tuesday morning. Wind backing to south 15 near noon Tuesday then to southeast 20 Tuesday evening. Chance of flurries tonight. Periods of light snow beginning Tuesday evening. Freezing spray ending Tuesday morning.

Southern Lake Huron. Freezing spray warning in effect. Wind west 15 knots increasing to 25 this evening then diminishing to south 10 early Tuesday morning. Wind increasing to southeast 15 near noon Tuesday and to 20 Tuesday evening. Periods of snow beginning Tuesday evening. Visibility 1 mile or less in snow. Freezing spray ending Tuesday morning.

Georgian Bay. Freezing spray warning in effect. Wind west 15 knots increasing to 25 this evening then diminishing to southwest 10 early Tuesday morning. Wind backing to southeast 10 near noon Tuesday then increasing to 20 Tuesday evening. Flurries ending early Tuesday morning. Freezing spray ending Tuesday morning.

Lake St. Clair. Wind southwest 10 knots becoming light late overnight then becoming east 10 Tuesday morning. Wind increasing to east 20 Tuesday afternoon then diminishing to variable 10 Tuesday evening. Snow beginning Tuesday evening with a risk of freezing rain. Visibility 1 mile or less in snow.

Western Lake Erie. Wind southwest 10 knots becoming light late overnight then increasing to east 20 near noon Tuesday. Wind diminishing to south 10 Tuesday evening. Snow beginning Tuesday evening changing to a few showers Tuesday evening. Risk of freezing rain Tuesday late in the day. Visibility 1 mile or less in snow.

Eastern Lake Erie. Freezing spray warning in effect. Wind southwest 20 knots veering to west 15 near midnight then diminishing to light early Tuesday morning. Wind becoming east 15 Tuesday afternoon. Snow beginning Tuesday evening with a risk of freezing rain. Visibility 1 mile or less in snow. Freezing spray ending near midnight.

Western Lake Ontario. Freezing spray warning in effect. Wind west 20 knots diminishing to light early Tuesday morning then increasing to southeast 20 Tuesday afternoon. Periods of snow beginning Tuesday evening. Visibility 1 mile or less in snow. Freezing spray ending near midnight.

Eastern Lake Ontario. Freezing spray warning in effect. Wind west 25 knots diminishing to southwest 10 Tuesday morning then backing to southeast 10 Tuesday afternoon. Wind increasing to southeast 20 Tuesday evening. Chance of flurries tonight. Periods of snow beginning Tuesday evening. Visibility 1 mile or less in snow. Freezing spray ending overnight.

Kingston to Cornwall. Forecasts have ended for the season.

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Coastal Water Temperatures

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Open Sea Buoy Information

Place:	Station ID:	Water Temp:	Wave Height
DELAWARE BAY 26 NM Southeast of Cape May, NJ	44009	46 °F	0.98 ft
VIRGINIA BEACH 64 NM East of Virginia Beach, VA	44014	52 °F	1.97 ft
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C-MAN Station Information

Place:	Station ID:	Water Temp:	Wave Height:
Chesapeake Light, VA	CHLV2	-	-
Duck Pier, NC		-	-

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