StormLatest status
Clusters of thunderstorms have developed from west of Kayak Island to Montague Island and south to Middleton Island. These storms are moving northwest around 25 kt. Mariners can expect erratic and gusty winds, locally higher waves, and frequent lightning strikes if around these storms. Additionally, small hail and waterspouts are possible in some of the stronger storms. Thunderstorm activity will taper off by early Friday morning as the low pressure system responsible for these storms moves east of the area.
Where it happened
Cape Suckling to Gravel Point out to 15 NM; Gravel Point to Cape Cleare out to 15 NM; Cape Suckling to Cape Cleare from 15 to 75 NM; Cape Cleare to Gore Point out to 15 NM; Cape Cleare to Gore Point from 15 to 75 NM
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- official severity
- Minor
- urgency
- Expected
- certainty
- Observed
- event
- Marine Weather Statement
- areas
- Cape Suckling to Gravel Point out to 15 NM; Gravel Point to Cape Cleare out to 15 NM; Cape Suckling to Cape Cleare from 15 to 75 NM; Cape Cleare to Gore Point out to 15 NM; Cape Cleare to Gore Point from 15 to 75 NM
Missing values are unconfirmed, not zero. Magnitude and alert classifications do not establish casualty totals.
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Incident timeline
Clusters of thunderstorms have developed from west of Kayak Island to Montague Island and south to Middleton Island. These storms are moving northwest around 25 kt. Mariners can expect erratic and gusty winds, locally higher waves, and frequent lightning strikes if around these storms. Additionally, small hail and waterspouts are possible in some of the stronger storms. Thunderstorm activity will taper off by early Friday morning as the low pressure system responsible for these storms moves east of the area.