Synopsis For Mid Atlc Waters...
An Ongoing Long Duration Gale Event, With Winds Opposing The Gulf Stream Current, Is Expected To Dominate Most Of The Waters Tonight Into Tue. This Strong Counterflow To The Gulf Stream Will Create Large, Very Steep, And Possibly Breaking Waves Resulting In A Particularly Hazardous Sea State. Hurricane Teddy Was Located E Of The Area Near 33.2n 62.0w At 5 Pm Edt This Evening, And Was Moving N At 20 Kt. Teddy Is Forecast To Move To 36.5n 62.5w At 2 Am Edt Tonight, To 39.5n 63.7w At 2 Pm Edt Tue, To 42.2n 63.2w At 2 Am Edt Tue Night, And To 46.5n 61.5w At 2 Pm Edt Wed While Becoming A Strong Post- Tropical Cyclone. The Strong Post-Tropical Cyclone Will Then Slowly Weaken And Move Ne To 50.5n 58.0w At 2 Am Edt Wed Night, And Then To 54.5n 53.5w At 2 Pm Edt Thu Before Dissipating Well Ne Of The Area Fri. Long Period E And Se Swell Will Affect The Waters Tonight, And Then Become More E To Ne Tue Into Wed. For Further Details On Teddy, Please See The Latest Information From The National Hurricane Center. Otherwise, Strong High Pressure Will Build Inland Over The Mid-Atlantic States Tonight, Then Continue To The W Of The Area Tue And Tue Night While Slowly Weakening. The High Will Then Move Slowly E Across The Area Wed Through Thu Night, Then Drift N Into The Central And Northern Waters Fri And Fri Night Before Weakening Sat And Sat Night. A Second Area Of High Pressure Will Pass N Of The Waters Fri, Then Continue Ne Of The Region Fri Night Through Sat Night While Maintianing A Ridge Axis Across The Far Northern Waters. Weak Low Pressure Will Form Over The Central Waters Sat Night.
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