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Cullercoats

Low 989 expected over Bailey on Sunday evening moving north to northeast and expected 995 east of Iceland by midday on Monday, before continuing north. High 1030 expected over Fitzroy from midday on Monday, moving northeast and expected 1024 over German Bight by midday on Tuesday and then 1018 over North Utsire by midday on Wednesday. New low 1005 develops west of Shannon by midday on Monday, moving northeast and expected 1016 over Rockall by midday on Tuesday before losing its identity on Wednesday. New high 1031 expected west of Fitzroy by midday on Tuesday, intensifying as it remains stationary into Wednesday. No gales are expected, however strong winds are likely across the northwest of the region from Sunday evening, before then easing during Monday evening. No further strong winds are expected during the remainder of the forecast period. Widespread fog is not expected

Niton

Low 989 expected over Bailey on Sunday evening moving north to northeast and expected 995 east of Iceland by midday on Monday, before continuing north. High 1030 expected over Fitzroy from midday on Monday, moving northeast and expected 1024 over German Bight by midday on Tuesday and then 1018 over North Utsire by midday on Wednesday. New low 1005 develops west of Shannon by midday on Monday, moving northeast and expected 1016 over Rockall by midday on Tuesday before losing its identity on Wednesday. New high 1031 expected west of Fitzroy by midday on Tuesday, intensifying as it remains stationary into Wednesday. No gales are expected, however strong winds are likely across the northwest of the region at times from Sunday evening, before then easing completely during early Tuesday. Isolated strong winds possible across Fitzroy at times during the remainder of the forecast period. Widespread fog is not expected

Portpatrick

Low 989 expected over Bailey on Sunday evening moving north to northeast and expected 995 east of Iceland by midday on Monday, before continuing north. High 1030 expected over Fitzroy from midday on Monday, moving northeast and expected 1024 over German Bight by midday on Tuesday and then 1018 over North Utsire by midday on Wednesday. New low 1005 develops west of Shannon by midday on Monday, moving northeast and expected 1016 over Rockall by midday on Tuesday before losing its identity on Wednesday. New high 1031 expected west of Fitzroy by midday on Tuesday, intensifying as it remains stationary into Wednesday. No gales are expected, however strong winds or near gales are likely across most of the region from Sunday evening, before becoming confined to the far north and far south during Monday, then easing completely during early Tuesday. No further strong winds. Widespread fog is not expected

The extended outlook information

The extended outlooks are issued once a day, at 2300 GMT and cover the next 3 to 5 days.

For the extended outlooks the waters surrounding the British Isles are divided into three areas: Cullercoats, Portpatrick and Niton. These three areas reflect the coverage areas of the UK's Navtex transmitters, which overlap in some areas.

The extended outlook forecast contains details of the likelihood of gales or storms, a general synopsis and a general forecast for the area of coverage of each Navtex transmitter.

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