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      Below, you will discover our COMPLETE listing of Georgia cruising news/postings from fellow cruisers, arranged in chronological order, based on publication date. IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO NARROW YOUR SELECTION of GA cruising news to those messages which pertain to a specific geographic sub-region, locate the RED, vertically stacked menu, on the right side of this, and all Cruisers’ Net pages. Click on “Georgia.” A drop down menu will appear, with a blue background, Now, click on “GA Regional Cruising News.” A sub-drop-down menu will now appear, listing 4 Georgia geographic sub-regions. Select your waters of interest, and after clicking on your choice, a list of messages will appear, confined to the sub-region you have picked!

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    • Jun 1, 2026by:   Curtis Hoff No Comments 31.1565,-81.53289999

      LNM: Off AIWW, Blythe Island Range Front Light Extinguished


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      SAFETY/GA – ST SIMONS SOUND – TURTLE RIVER/ATON/SEC CHS BNM 0106-26


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      1. BLYTHE ISLAND RANGE FRONT LIGHT (LLNR 6350) IS REPORTED EXTINGUISHED. ALL MARINERS ARE REQUESTED TO TRANSIT THE AREA WITH CAUTION.
      CANCEL AT//150400Z JUN 26//

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      0: llnr: 6350 District: 07 lat/lon: 31.156505,-81.53284 Desc: Blythe Island Range Front Light

      WW: blat (30.98002) , blon (-81.41785) , bWWid (5) , bMM (690.7) , bDOffWW (14.0) , bAbbrev (AIWW) , bWWName (Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway.gpx)

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    • May 31, 2026by:   Curtis Hoff No Comments 38.5178,-79.06969999

      LNM: Off WW, NWS Tropical Atlantic Marine Weather Briefing – May 31, 2026 19:30


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      NWS Tropical Atlantic Marine Weather Briefing – May 31, 2026


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      Good Afternoon Mariners,

      The latest edition of the Marine Weather Briefing can be viewed at: https://youtu.be/YQwtX7ImsSw

      Key Messages for this briefing:
      -Atlantic Gale Warning: 1800 UTC Sun 5/31 – 1200 UTC Mon 6/1 -Fresh to strong trades and rough seas prevail in the south-central Caribbean through late week -Another cold front brings fresh to strong winds and rough seas to the Atlantic midweek

      Have a safe week!
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      Tropical Analysis and Forecast Branch
      National Hurricane Center
      National Weather Service
      Miami, Florida, USA

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      0: llnr: 0 District: 07 lat/lon: 38.517803333333,-79.06959 Desc: NWS Tropical Atlantic Marine Weather Briefing – May 31, 2026 19:30

      WW: blat (33.87756) , blon (-78.52913) , bWWid (5) , bMM (339.0) , bDOffWW (322.0) , bAbbrev (AIWW) , bWWName (Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway.gpx)

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    • May 28, 2026by:   Curtis Hoff No Comments

      BoatUS Foundation offers free, online boating safety course – CoastalReview

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    • May 28, 2026by:   Curtis Hoff No Comments 38.5178,-79.06969999

      LNM: Off WW, NWS Tropical Atlantic Marine Weather Briefing – Thursday, May 28, 2026 15:00


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      NWS Tropical Atlantic Marine Weather Briefing – Thursday, May 28, 2026


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      Greetings Blue Water Mariners,

      The latest marine weather briefing can be viewed at: https://youtu.be/25Yq1sVCL8c?si=qYL7Q9tKrh5Jc_Zm

      Key Messages for this briefing:
      – Fresh to strong trades and rough seas expected in the south-central Caribbean each evening.
      – A series of cold fronts will bring fresh to strong winds and rough seas to the western Atlantic.
      – Fresh winds will pulse off the northern shore of the Yucatan Peninsula each evening, becoming strong early next week.

      Have a safe week!
      —
      Tropical Analysis and Forecast Branch
      National Hurricane Center
      National Weather Service
      Miami, Florida, USA

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      0: llnr: 0 District: 07 lat/lon: 38.517803333333,-79.06959 Desc: NWS Tropical Atlantic Marine Weather Briefing – Thursday, May 28, 2026 15:00

      WW: blat (33.87756) , blon (-78.52913) , bWWid (5) , bMM (339.0) , bDOffWW (322.0) , bAbbrev (AIWW) , bWWName (Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway.gpx)

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    • May 28, 2026by:   Curtis Hoff No Comments 31.8969,-80.89989999

      LNM: Off WW, Wassaw Sound Buoy 9 Extinguished


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      SAFETY/GA – SAVANNAH RIVER – SAVANNAH RIVER AND WASSAW SOUND – WASSAW SOUND/ATON/SEC CHS BNM 0104-26


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      1. WASSAW SOUND BUOY 9 (LLNR 5600) IS EXTINGUISHED. ALL MARINERS ARE REQUESTED TO TRANSIT THE AREA WITH CAUTION.
      CANCEL AT//111211Z JUN 26//

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      0: llnr: 5600 District: 07 lat/lon: 31.896892,-80.899834 Desc: Wassaw Sound Buoy 9

      WW: blat (32.63110) , blon (-80.30776) , bWWid (5) , bMM (499.2) , bDOffWW (61.4) , bAbbrev (AIWW) , bWWName (Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway.gpx)

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    • May 27, 2026by:   Curtis Hoff No Comments 31.1248,-81.51149999

      LNM: Off AIWW MM:676.2, Turtle River Lighted Buoy 3 Offstation


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      SAFETY/GA – ST SIMONS SOUND – TURTLE RIVER/ATON/SEC CHS BNM 0103-26


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      1. TURTLE RIVER LIGHTED BUOY 3 (LLNR 6324) IS OFFSTATION. ALL MARINERS ARE REQUESTED TO TRANSIT THE AREA WITH CAUTION.
      CANCEL AT//100400Z JUN 26//

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      0: llnr: 6324 District: 07 lat/lon: 31.124800,-81.511416 Desc: Turtle River Lighted Buoy 3

      WW: blat (31.14681) , blon (-81.42892) , bWWid (5) , bMM (676.2) , bDOffWW (5.1) , bAbbrev (AIWW) , bWWName (Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway.gpx)

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    • May 26, 2026by:   Curtis Hoff No Comments

      Interactive tool lets users find nearby public water accesses – CoastalReview

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    • May 24, 2026by:   Curtis Hoff No Comments 38.5178,-79.06969999

      LNM: Off WW, NWS Tropical Atlantic Marine Weather Briefing -Sunday, May 24, 2026 15:30


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      NWS Tropical Atlantic Marine Weather Briefing -Sunday, May 24, 2026


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      The Sunday, May 24 edition of the Tropical Marine Weather Briefing is now available at:
      https://youtu.be/03J3tDV22uw?si=QaYjdeBwvxprvNf1

      5-Day Marine Forecast Overview:
      -Wind Hazards: None -Winds below 34 kt
      -Swell Hazards: None -Seas below 12 ft
      -High pressure over the Atlantic will dominate the weather pattern across all basins.

      Have a safe week!
      _______________________________
      Tropical Analysis and Forecast Branch
      National Hurricane Center
      National Weather Service
      Miami, Florida, USA

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      0: llnr: 0 District: 07 lat/lon: 38.517803333333,-79.06959 Desc: NWS Tropical Atlantic Marine Weather Briefing -Sunday, May 24, 2026 15:30

      WW: blat (33.87756) , blon (-78.52913) , bWWid (5) , bMM (339.0) , bDOffWW (322.0) , bAbbrev (AIWW) , bWWName (Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway.gpx)

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    • May 23, 2026by:   Curtis Hoff No Comments

      Don’t get complacent with tropical outlook; ‘it only takes one’ – CoastalReview

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    • May 21, 2026by:   Curtis Hoff No Comments 38.5178,-79.06969999

      LNM: Off WW, NWS Tropical Atlantic Marine Weather Briefing for Thursday, MAY 21, 2026 17:45


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      NWS Tropical Atlantic Marine Weather Briefing for Thursday, MAY 21, 2026


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      Greetings Blue Water Mariners,
      The Thursday, May 21 edition of the Tropical Marine Weather Briefing is now available at:
      https://youtu.be/VFzEqclZmPY
      No significant wind and wave related hazards are expected through Tuesday, May 26, 2026.
      Tropical cyclone formation is not expected during the next 7 days.
      Remember to check for the latest marine forecasts at hurricanes.gov/marine.
      Have a safe weekend!

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      Tropical Analysis and Forecast Branch
      National Hurricane Center
      National Weather Service
      Miami, Florida, USA

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      0: llnr: 0 District: 07 lat/lon: 38.517803333333,-79.06959 Desc: NWS Tropical Atlantic Marine Weather Briefing for Thursday, MAY 21, 2026 17:45

      WW: blat (33.87756) , blon (-78.52913) , bWWid (5) , bMM (339.0) , bDOffWW (322.0) , bAbbrev (AIWW) , bWWName (Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway.gpx)

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    • May 19, 2026by:   Curtis Hoff No Comments

      What to expect as El Niño approaches – Inside Climate News (ICN)

       

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    • Apr 30, 2026by:   Curtis Hoff No Comments

      Three surprising things you might not know about hurricanes – SunSentinel

       
       

       

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    • Mar 30, 2026by:   Curtis Hoff No Comments

      Earth’s energy imbalance – Inside Climate News (ICN)

       

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    • Mar 1, 2026by:   Curtis Hoff No Comments

      Whales in a warming world – Inside Climate News (ICN)

       

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    • Feb 21, 2026by:   Curtis Hoff No Comments

      East Coast Major Storm Update – Fred Pickhardt

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      East Coast Major Storm Update

      A major winter storm is forecast to impact the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast from Sunday, February 22, through Monday, February 23, 2026.

       
      		 
      		 
      		 
       

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      A powerful nor’easter is expected to produce widespread snowfall of 1 to 2 feet (12–24 inches) and blizzard conditions along coastal areas, resulting in nearly impossible travel and potential for numerous power outages.

         

      Key Weather Hazards

      • Blizzard Conditions: Millions of residents from coastal Delaware through southeastern New England are under blizzard warnings. High winds combined with heavy snow will cause whiteout conditions and near-zero visibility.
           

         

      • Extreme Winds: Wind gusts are expected to range from 40 to 70 mph from coastal New Jersey to southeast New England.
      • Power Outages: The combination of strong winds and the weight of heavy, wet snow is likely to cause scattered to numerous power outages.
      • Coastal Flooding: Moderate to major coastal flooding and high surf are forecast, with inundation of roads and property most likely from Delaware to Cape Cod.

      Travel and Safety Impacts

      Travel will become treacherous to life-threatening starting Sunday afternoon. Officials have urged residents in major metropolitan areas, including New York City, to stay off the roads. Significant disruptions to travel and infrastructure are likely, including widespread flight cancellations and school closures on Monday.

         

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      Storm to Hurricane force winds and seas building up to 9-11 meters within 180-360 nm south of the center during the next 36-48 hours.

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    • Feb 17, 2026by:   Curtis Hoff No Comments

      March Cruising Weather in the Gulf & Caribbean – Fred Pickhardt

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      March is one of the most popular months for cruising the Gulf of Mexico and the Caribbean—and for good reason. It sits right at the sweet spot between winter cold fronts and the start of the wetter summer pattern. For cruisers, that means comfortable temperatures, manageable seas, and very low risk of tropical weather…

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    • Feb 16, 2026by:   Curtis Hoff No Comments

      Hurricane Force Wind Warning: West Atlantic – Fred Pickhardt

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      A 1000 mb low at 36N 72W is moving NE at 25 knots with winds up to 45 knots and 5-meter seas. Within the next 30 hours the storm center will intensify significantly, with central pressure dropping to 966 mb. Winds will reach 55 to 70 knots with seas building 8 to 13 meters (approx. 26 to 43 feet) within 180 nm south of the low center.

        

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    • Feb 15, 2026by:   Curtis Hoff No Comments

      Severe Weather Risk For Southeast Update – Fred Pickhardt

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      Severe Weather Risk For Southeast Update

      Risk for Strong Wind Gusts, Possible Tornadoes

       
      		 
      		 
      		 
       

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      There is a risk for severe weather across the Southeast through Sunday due to severe thunderstorms with potentially damaging gusty winds and a few possible tornadoes, particularly across northern Florida and Georgia, including the adjacent coastal waters.

        

      There is a 5 to 15% risk for wind gusts in thunderstorms to exceed 50 knots producing Hazardous sea conditions over the coastal waters of parts of Florida and Georgia.

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