Synopsis For New England Waters...
Vessels Should Be Exercising Extreme Avoidance From Post-Tropical Cyclone Teddy. Post- Tropical Cyclone Teddy Was Located Near 44.5n 62.7w At 5 Am Edt This Morning, And Was Moving Nne At 20 Kt. Teddy Is Forecast To Move To 47.5n 60.6w At 2 Pm Edt This Afternoon. Post-Tropical Cyclone Teddy Will Then Move Inland To 52.3n 56.7w At 2 Am Edt Thu Morning While Weakening, To 57.0n 53.5w At 2 Pm Edt Thu Aternoon, And Then Dissipate Ne Of The Area Fri Night. Vessels Must Ensure Continued Avoidance From The Post-Tropical Cyclone Until It Passes Well Away From The Area. Long Period East And Northeast Swell Will Affect The Waters Into Tonight. For Further Details On Teddy, Please See The Latest Information From The National Hurricane Center. Otherwise, High Pressure Sw Of The Area Will Move Offshore To The S Of The Area Today Into Thu Night, Then Drift N Towards The Area While Weakening Further Fri Into Sat. A Low Pressure Trough Will Pass Through The Waters Today Into Thu, Followed By A Very Weak Cold Front Thu Night. The Front Will Pass S Of The Waters Fri. A High Pressure Ridge Will Build Over The Area Fri Night Through Sat Night, Then Shift E Of The Region Sun. A Cold Front Will Approach From The W Sun, Then Move Offshore Late Sun Night.
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