LNM: AIWW MM:260.9, New River – Cape Fear River Light 71 Missing
SAFETY/SURF CITY – NC/ATON/SEC SNC BNM 0167-26
1. NEW RIVER – CAPE FEAR RIVER LIGHT 71 (LLNR 39465) AID REPORTED MISSING. BT |
SAFETY/SURF CITY – NC/ATON/SEC SNC BNM 0167-26
1. NEW RIVER – CAPE FEAR RIVER LIGHT 71 (LLNR 39465) AID REPORTED MISSING. BT |
NWS Tropical Atlantic Marine Weather Briefing for Thursday, MAY 07, 2026
Greetings, Blue Water Mariners, — |
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SAFETY/NC – OREGON INLET CHANNEL/ATON/CGD-E BNM 0258-26
1. THE FOLLOWING AIDS TO NAVIGATION CHANGES HAVE BEEN MADE. BT
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SAFETY/NC – OREGON INLET CHANNEL/ATON/CGD-E BNM 0258-26
1. THE FOLLOWING AIDS TO NAVIGATION CHANGES HAVE BEEN MADE. BT
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SAFETY/NC – OREGON INLET CHANNEL/ATON/CGD-E BNM 0258-26
1. THE FOLLOWING AIDS TO NAVIGATION CHANGES HAVE BEEN MADE. BT
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SAFETY/NC – HATTERAS INLET – HATTERAS CONNECTOR CHANNEL/ATON/CGD-E BNM 0257-26
1. THE FOLLOWING AIDS TO NAVIGATION HAVE BEEN RELOCATED DUE TO SHOALING AND DREDGE OPERATIONS. BT |
SAFETY/NC – HATTERAS INLET – HATTERAS CONNECTOR CHANNEL/ATON/CGD-E BNM 0257-26
1. THE FOLLOWING AIDS TO NAVIGATION HAVE BEEN RELOCATED DUE TO SHOALING AND DREDGE OPERATIONS. BT |
SAFETY/NC – HATTERAS INLET – HATTERAS CONNECTOR CHANNEL/ATON/CGD-E BNM 0257-26
1. THE FOLLOWING AIDS TO NAVIGATION HAVE BEEN RELOCATED DUE TO SHOALING AND DREDGE OPERATIONS. BT |
SAFETY/NC – CAPE FEAR RIVER – LITTLE RIVER/ATON/CGD-E BNM 0256-26
1. THE FOLLOWING AIDS TO NAVIGATION CHANGES HAVE BEEN MADE POST DREDGE PROJECT. BT |
SAFETY/NC – CAPE FEAR RIVER – LITTLE RIVER/ATON/CGD-E BNM 0256-26
1. THE FOLLOWING AIDS TO NAVIGATION CHANGES HAVE BEEN MADE POST DREDGE PROJECT. BT |
SAFETY/ALIGATOR RIVER/ATON/SEC SNC BNM 0165-26
THE ALLIGATOR RIVER LIGHT WR 24 (LLNR 37890) HAS BEEN REPORTED MISSING. BT |
NWS Tropical Atlantic Marine Weather Briefing
Greetings, Blue Water Mariners, |
SAFETY/ALLIGATOR RIVER/ATON/SEC SNC BNM 0164-26
THE ALLIGATOR RIVER DAYBEACON 43 (LLNR 37970) HAS BEEN REPORTED DAMAGED. BT |
Situational Update – Hazardous Weather Outlook for the Western Atlantic
The latest briefing for the western Atlantic is attached. This update covers the quick-hitting, storm-force low affecting the eastern portions of the Mid-Atlantic waters this morning, then moving up to eastern Nova Scotia by tonight. Winds of 50 kt gusting to 60-65 kt and seas building to 15-20 ft are expected today into tonight. If there are any questions email ncep.opc.idss@noaa.gov This will be the final briefing on this system as winds diminished to gale-force south of Nova Scotia by Monday morning. The next briefing will be issued when conditions warrant. Thank you! |
SAFETY/WANCHESE CHANNEL – WANCHESE. NC/ATON/SEC SNC BNM 0163-26
WANCHESE CHANNEL BUOY 1 (LLNR 28440) AID REPORTED OFF STATION BT |
Situational Update – Hazardous Weather Outlook for the Western Atlantic
The latest briefing for the western Atlantic is attached, updated for low pressure forecast to intensify off of the East Coast today and especially overnight tonight, with storm-force sustained winds expected well offshore of the New Jersey and southern New England coasts by early Sunday. The next scheduled briefing will be Sunday, May 3 by noon EDT. If there are any questions email ncep.opc.idss@noaa.gov |
Situational Update – Hazardous Weather Outlook for the Western Atlantic
The latest briefing for the western Atlantic is attached, updated for intensifying low pressure forecast off of the East Coast Saturday and Saturday night, with storm-force sustained winds expected well offshore of the New Jersey and southern New England coasts. The next scheduled briefing will be Saturday, May 2 by noon EDT. If there are any questions email ncep.opc.idss@noaa.gov |
NWS Tropical Atlantic Marine Weather Briefing for Thursday, April 30, 2026
Greetings, Blue Water Mariners, The Thursday edition of the Tropical Marine Weather Briefing is now available at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ePA-u7CpAkU&list=PLI8zHB9LDq0DeOEkulkugTPLr3czha0Q_ Summary for the Next 5-Days: -A strong late-season cold front is expected to move into the NW Gulf Friday evening or early Friday night, move across the basin through Sunday morning, and then stall over the southeastern Gulf Monday. -Fresh to strong northwest to north winds will follow the front, with winds reaching gale-force offshore Tampico and Veracruz on Saturday, and continuing through Saturday night near Veracruz. -Seas are forecast to build to around 13 ft in the area of strongest winds through the weekend. -Weather conditions will improve across all basins beginning next week, except for the south-central Caribbean, where fresh winds will prevail. You can always get the latest marine forecast at hurricanes.gov/marine Have a safe weekend! |
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