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Extended outlook


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Cullercoats

Low 954 expected by late on Monday just west of Rockall, moving southeast and expected by late on Tuesday in Shannon, 966, moving southeast and expected by late on Wednesday in Plymouth, 980, moving east and expected by midday on Thursday in northern France, 989. New low 987 expected by midday on Tuesday in Thames, moving east and expected by late on Tuesday in German Bight, 961, moving east and expected by early on Wednesday in the western Baltic, 966. Gales expected by midday on Thursday in Viking and Fair Isle. Gales expected by early on Tuesday in German Bight, Humber, Thames, Dover and Wight, moderating by early on Wednesday

Niton

Low 954 expected by late Monday just west of Rockall, moving southeast and expected by late Tuesday in Shannon, 966, moving southeast and expected by late Wednesday in Plymouth, 980, moving east and expected by midday Thursday in France, 989. New low 987 expected by midday Tuesday in Thames, moving east and expected by late Tuesday in German Bight, 961, moving away east by early Wednesday, 966. Severe gales expected from late Monday until early Tuesday in Lundy and Irish Sea, with gales moderating by afternoon of Tuesday but returning for a time late Wednesday in Irish Sea. Severe gales expected from late Monday until early Tuesday in Shannon, with gales moderating by late Wednesday. Gales expected by early Tuesday in Thames, Dover and Wight, moderating by early Wednesday. Gales expected by early Tuesday in Portland, Plymouth, Biscay, Fitzroy and Sole, moderating by early Wednesday in Portland and Plymouth. Gales expected by late Monday in Fastnet, moderating by midday Wednesday

Portpatrick

Low 954 expected by late Monday just west of Rockall, moving southeast and expected by late Tuesday in Shannon, 966, moving southeast and expected by late Wednesday in Plymouth, 980, moving east and expected by midday Thursday in France, 989. New low 987 expected by midday Tuesday in Thames, moving east and expected by late Tuesday in German Bight, 961, moving away east by early Wednesday, 966. Severe gales expected from late Monday until early on Tuesday in Lundy and Irish Sea, with gales moderating by afternoon of Tuesday but returning for a time late Wednesday in Irish Sea. Severe gales expected from late Monday until early Tuesday in Shannon and Rockall, with gales moderating by late Wednesday. Gales expected by late Monday in Fastnet, moderating by midday Wednesday. Gales expected by late Monday in Malin, Hebrides and Bailey, moderating by midday Wednesday. Gales expected by midday on Thursday in Fair Isle

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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