Rapid Warm-Up Forecast Across Much of the Lower 48 Today and Tuesday

Most of the U.S. starts the week calm and unseasonably warm. The Heartland will be warmest, with highs 25–30° above average. Only the Gulf Coast stays chilly. Rain today is limited to western Washington while lake effect snow continues east of Lake Ontario. Cooler air returns after Tuesday, bringing a wintry mix to the Midwest and Northeast by Wednesday. Read More >

Humboldt Bay Entrance Channel Model Forecast Hanson Plots from Nearshore Wave Prediction System (NWPS) model North Coast Surf Forecast Marine Hourly Weather Graph

Coastal Waters near shore waters and westward out to 60 nautical miles
*California*
Point Saint George to Point Arena Point Arena to Point Piedras Blancas Point Piedras Blancas to San Mateo Point San Mateo Point to the Mexican Border
*Oregon and Washington*
Florence Oregon to Point Saint George Cape Shoalwater to Florence Cape Shoalwater to Cape Flattery
Offshore Waters 60 to 250 nautical miles offshore
Oregon & Washington California West Coast
High Seas Forecasts beyond 250 nautical miles
East Pacific north of 30N (text)
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West Coast Buoy Monitor CDIP Humboldt Bay North Spit CDIP Cape Mendocino NDBC buoys and NOS tidal gauges NDBC Maintenance Schedule

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California Washington & Oregon West Coast

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Rapid Warm-Up Forecast Across Much of the Lower 48 Today and Tuesday

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