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Independence Day Festival, St Marys, Georgia, off AICW MM 712
During Independence Day or anytime, be sure to stay at St. Marys Intracoastal Gateway Marina, a CRUISERS NET SPONSOR!
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Independence Day Festival, St Marys, Georgia, off AICW MM 712
During Independence Day or anytime, be sure to stay at St. Marys Intracoastal Gateway Marina, a CRUISERS NET SPONSOR!
https://visitstmarys.com/independence-day-festival-1
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Independence Day Festival, St Marys, Georgia, off AICW MM 712
During Independence Day or anytime, be sure to stay at St. Marys Intracoastal Gateway Marina, a CRUISERS NET SPONSOR!
https://visitstmarys.com/independence-day-festival-1
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What’s in your ditch bag? – Southern Boating & Yachting
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T Electronic Flares vs Pyrotechnic Flares: What Boaters Need to Know – Southern Boating & Yachting
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Interactive tool lets users find nearby public water accesses – CoastalReview
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Don’t get complacent with tropical outlook; ‘it only takes one’ – CoastalReview
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East Coast Major Storm Update – Fred Pickhardt
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A major winter storm is forecast to impact the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast from Sunday, February 22, through Monday, February 23, 2026.
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.
Offshore Waters
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.
NOAA US Coastal Waters Forecasts
NOAA Weather Prediction Center
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- 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.
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