Weather Summary for Mexico and Central America
February 22, 2025, 3:01 am (UTC: -05:00)
Subject: Weather Summary for Mexico and Central America
**OUTSIDE BAJA FORECAST**
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.WARNINGS.
...GALE WARNING...
.WITHIN 16N94W TO 16N95W TO 15N96W TO 15N95W TO 15N94W TO
16N94W...INCLUDING THE GULF OF TEHUANTEPEC...N WINDS 30 TO 40
KT. SEAS 10 TO 12 FT. ELSEWHERE WITHIN 16N94W TO 16N95W TO
15N96W TO 14N97W TO 13N95W TO 15N94W TO 16N94W N TO NE WINDS 20
TO 30 KT. SEAS 9 TO 11 FT. REMAINDER OF AREA WITHIN 16N94W TO
13N100W TO 13N105W TO 11N106W TO 07N102W TO 07N95W TO
16N94W WINDS 20 KT OR LESS. SEAS 8 TO 10 FT IN NE SWELL.
.15 HOUR FORECAST WITHIN 16N94W TO 16N95W TO 13N98W TO 12N97W TO
13N95W TO 16N94W...INCLUDING THE GULF OF TEHUANTEPEC...N TO NE
WINDS 20 TO 30 KT. SEAS 9 TO 11 FT. ELSEWHERE WITHIN 13N94W TO
16N94W TO 13N99W TO 11N107W TO 06N104W TO 06N98W TO 13N94W WINDS
20 KT OR LESS. SEAS 8 TO 9 FT IN NE SWELL.
.24 HOUR FORECAST WITHIN 16N94W TO 16N95W TO 16N96W TO 14N96W TO
14N95W TO 15N95W TO 16N94W...INCLUDING THE GULF OF TEHUANTEPEC...N
WINDS 20 TO 30 KT. SEAS 8 TO 9 FT.
.42 HOUR FORECAST CONDITIONS IMPROVE. WINDS 20 KT OR LESS. SEAS
LESS THAN 8 FT.
SHORT-TERM ENSENADA - CEDROS
TODAY - NNW 7-9, Seas WNW 0-6.9 feet @ 16sec
TONITE - N 6-8, Seas WNW 0-7 feet @ 16sec
SUNDAY - NNW 10-13, Seas WNW 0-6.9 feet @ 15sec
SUNDAY NIGHT - NNW 10-12, Seas WNW 0-6.4 feet @ 14sec
SHORT-TERM CEDROS - SAN LAZAROS
TODAY - NW 10-12, Seas WNW 0-7 feet @ 15sec
TONITE - N 7-9, Seas WNW 0-7.1 feet @ 16sec
SUNDAY - NW 10-12, Seas WNW 0-7 feet @ 15sec
SUNDAY NIGHT - NW 8-10, Seas WNW 0-6.9 feet @ 15sec
SHORT-TERM SAN LAZAROS - CABO FALSO
TODAY - NW 13-16, Seas WNW 2.2-5.4 feet @ 15sec
TONITE - NW 6-8, Seas W 0-5.4 feet @ 16sec
SUNDAY - NW 10-13, Seas W 0-5.7 feet @ 15sec
SUNDAY NIGHT - NNW 3-4, Seas WNW 0-5.7 feet @ 15sec
LONG-TERM OUTSIDE OF THE BAJA
MONDAY - Northern 1/3 NNW 11-14, Seas WNW 0-5.9 feet @ 14sec, Middle 2/3 WNW 12-15, Seas WNW 2.6-6.3 feet @ 14sec, Southern 1/3 WNW 10-13, Seas WNW 0-5.2 feet @ 14sec
TUESDAY - Northern 1/3 NNW 12-15, Seas WNW 3-5.7 feet @ 13sec, Middle 2/3 NW 10-13, Seas WNW 3.1-6.1 feet @ 14sec, Southern 1/3 NW 12-15, Seas WNW 2.2-5.2 feet @ 14sec
WEDNESDAY - Northern 1/3 NNW 9-11, Seas WNW 0-7.5 feet @ 16sec, Middle 2/3 NW 8-10, Seas WNW 2.5-6.2 feet @ 17sec, Southern 1/3 NW 10-12, Seas WNW 2.3-5.1 feet @ 13sec
THURSDAY - Northern 1/3 NW 10-13, Seas N/A ?-? feet @ ?, Middle 2/3 NW 9-11, Seas N/A ?-? feet @ ?, Southern 1/3 NW 10-13, Seas N/A ?-? feet @ ?
FRIDAY - Northern 1/3 NW 15-19, Seas N/A ?-? feet @ ?, Middle 2/3 NW 12-15, Seas N/A ?-? feet @ ?, Southern 1/3 NW 10-13, Seas N/A ?-? feet @ ?
**SEA OF CORTEZ FORECAST**
A 1028 MB HIGH PRESSURE SYSTEM LOCATED NEAR 32N132W EXTENDS
SOUTHEASTWARD INTO THE OFFSHORE WATERS OF MEXICO. A RECENT
SCATTEROMETER SATELLITE PASS DEPICTED LIGHT TO GENTLE NW TO N WINDS
IN THE WATERS OFF BAJA CALIFORNIA. SEAS IN THESE WATERS ARE 6-8
FT IN NW SWELL. OUTSIDE OF THE GULF OF TEHUANTEPEC, LIGHT WINDS
AND MODERATE SEAS ARE PREVALENT IN THE REMAINDER OF THE MEXICAN
OFFSHORE WATERS, INCLUDING THE GULF OF CALIFORNIA.
FOR THE FORECAST, ASIDE FROM GALE FORCE WINDS IN THE GULF OF
TEHUANTEPEC, LIGHT TO GENTLE NW TO N WINDS AND ROUGH SEAS WILL
CONTINUE IN THE OFFSHORE WATERS OF BAJA CALIFORNIA THROUGH
TONIGHT. LIGHT WINDS AND MODERATE SEAS WILL PREVAIL ELSEWHERE
THROUGH EARLY NEXT WEEK. LOOKING AHEAD, MODERATE TO FRESH NW
WINDS WILL DEVELOP SAT NIGHT IN THE CENTRAL AND SOUTHERN GULF OF
CALIFORNIA AND OFFSHORE OF SOUTHWESTERN MEXICO AS A STRENGTHENING
PRESSURE GRADIENT DEVELOPS BETWEEN BUILDING HIGH PRESSURE IN THE
EASTERN PACIFIC AND TROUGHING IN WESTERN MEXICO. SEAS TO 5 FT
WILL ACCOMPANY THESE WINDS.
SHORT-TERM SEA OF CORTEZ NORTHERN HALF (north of 27N)
TODAY - W 9-11, Seas W 0.9-3.3 feet @ 14sec
TONITE - NNW 2-3, Seas W 0-3.3 feet @ 14sec
SUNDAY - W 14-17, Seas WSW 0-3.2 feet @ 16sec
SUNDAY NIGHT - NNW 6-8, Seas WSW 0-3.4 feet @ 15sec
SHORT-TERM SEA OF CORTEZ SOUTHERN HALF (south of 27N)
TODAY - NNW 14-17, Seas SSW 2.3-3.2 feet @ 18sec
TONITE - NW 13-16, Seas SSW 2.7-3.5 feet @ 17sec
SUNDAY - NNW 14-18, Seas SSW 3.4-4.2 feet @ 16sec
SUNDAY NIGHT - NW 15-19, Seas SSW 4.3-5 feet @ 15sec
LONG-TERM SEA OF CORTEZ
MONDAY - Northern Half N 11-14, Seas WSW 0-3.3 feet @ 15sec, Southern Half NW 15-19, Seas SSW 4.3-5 feet @ 15sec
TUESDAY - Northern Half NNW 11-14, Seas WSW 0-3.2 feet @ 14sec, Southern Half WNW 10-13, Seas SSW 3.4-4.1 feet @ 14sec
WEDNESDAY - Northern Half SSE 5-6, Seas WSW 0-3.3 feet @ 17sec, Southern Half W 6-8, Seas SSW 0-3.1 feet @ 16sec
THURSDAY - Northern Half W 7-9, Seas N/A ?-? feet @ ?, Southern Half WNW 5-6, Seas N/A ?-? feet @ ?
FRIDAY - Northern Half WNW 14-17, Seas N/A ?-? feet @ ?, Southern Half S 6-7, Seas N/A ?-? feet @ ?
**SEA OF CORTEZ SOUTHERN CROSSING FORECAST**
SHORT-TERM SOUTHERN CROSSING (along 23N)
TODAY - NNW 14-17, Seas SSW 2.3-3.2 feet @ 18sec
TONITE - NW 13-16, Seas SSW 2.7-3.5 feet @ 17sec
SUNDAY - NNW 14-18, Seas SSW 3.4-4.2 feet @ 16sec
SUNDAY NIGHT - NW 15-19, Seas SSW 4.3-5 feet @ 15sec
LONG-TERM SOUTHERN CROSSING
MONDAY - NW 15-19, Seas SSW 4.3-5 feet @ 15sec
TUESDAY - WNW 10-13, Seas SSW 3.4-4.1 feet @ 14sec
WEDNESDAY - W 6-8, Seas SSW 0-3.1 feet @ 16sec
THURSDAY - WNW 5-6, Seas N/A ?-? feet @ ?
FRIDAY - S 6-7, Seas N/A ?-? feet @ ?
**MAZATLAN TO BANDERAS BAY FORECAST**
SHORT-TERM MAZATLAN TO BAHIA BANDERAS
TODAY - NW 14-17, Seas SW 1.1-2.5 feet @ 18sec
TONITE - N 8-10, Seas SSW 1.5-2.7 feet @ 17sec
SUNDAY - NNW 14-17, Seas SSW 1.7-2.9 feet @ 15sec
SUNDAY NIGHT - NNW 10-12, Seas SSW 1.8-2.9 feet @ 15sec
LONG-TERM MAZATLAN TO BAHIA BANDERAS
MONDAY - NW 12-15, Seas SSW 2.1-3 feet @ 14sec
TUESDAY - NNW 6-8, Seas SSW 0-3 feet @ 14sec
WEDNESDAY - W 5-6, Seas SSW 0-2.9 feet @ 16sec
THURSDAY - WNW 6-7, Seas N/A ?-? feet @ ?
FRIDAY - WSW 6-7, Seas N/A ?-? feet @ ?
**CABO CORRIENTES FORECAST**
SHORT-TERM CABO CORRIENTES TO MANZANILLO
TODAY - N 11-14, Seas WSW 0-4.3 feet @ 17sec
TONITE - N 12-15, Seas WSW 0-4.3 feet @ 17sec
SUNDAY - N 14-18, Seas WSW 0-4.3 feet @ 16sec
SUNDAY NIGHT - N 13-16, Seas WSW 0-4.7 feet @ 15sec
LONG-TERM CABO CORRIENTES TO MANZANILLO
MONDAY - N 14-17, Seas WSW 0-4.7 feet @ 15sec
TUESDAY - N 10-12, Seas W 0-4.6 feet @ 14sec
WEDNESDAY - W 6-8, Seas SSW 0-4.3 feet @ 15sec
THURSDAY - N 7-9, Seas N/A ?-? feet @ ?
FRIDAY - S 7-9, Seas N/A ?-? feet @ ?
**MEXICAN RIVIERA FORECAST**
SHORT-TERM MEXICAN RIVIERA MANZANILLO TO BAHIAS DE HUATULCO
TODAY - WNW 10-12, Seas SW 1.5-3.6 feet @ 17sec
TONITE - NW 8-10, Seas SW 1.5-3.6 feet @ 17sec
SUNDAY - WNW 10-13, Seas SW 1.8-3.9 feet @ 15sec
SUNDAY NIGHT - WNW 6-7, Seas SW 2.1-4 feet @ 15sec
LONG-TERM MEXICAN RIVIERA MANZANILLO TO BAHIAS DE HUATULCO
MONDAY - S 6-8, Seas SW 0-3.9 feet @ 14sec
TUESDAY - ESE 7-9, Seas SW 0-3.9 feet @ 14sec
WEDNESDAY - W 8-10, Seas SSW 0-4.2 feet @ 15sec
THURSDAY - W 6-8, Seas N/A ?-? feet @ ?
FRIDAY - W 6-8, Seas N/A ?-? feet @ ?
**TEHUANTEPEC FORECAST**
.WITHIN 16N94W TO 16N95W TO 15N96W TO 15N95W TO 15N94W TO
16N94W...INCLUDING THE GULF OF TEHUANTEPEC...N WINDS 30 TO 40
KT. SEAS 10 TO 12 FT. ELSEWHERE WITHIN 16N94W TO 16N95W TO
15N96W TO 14N97W TO 13N95W TO 15N94W TO 16N94W N TO NE WINDS 20
TO 30 KT. SEAS 9 TO 11 FT. REMAINDER OF AREA WITHIN 16N94W TO
13N100W TO 13N105W TO 11N106W TO 07N102W TO 07N95W TO
16N94W WINDS 20 KT OR LESS. SEAS 8 TO 10 FT IN NE SWELL.
.15 HOUR FORECAST WITHIN 16N94W TO 16N95W TO 13N98W TO 12N97W TO
13N95W TO 16N94W...INCLUDING THE GULF OF TEHUANTEPEC...N TO NE
WINDS 20 TO 30 KT. SEAS 9 TO 11 FT. ELSEWHERE WITHIN 13N94W TO
16N94W TO 13N99W TO 11N107W TO 06N104W TO 06N98W TO 13N94W WINDS
20 KT OR LESS. SEAS 8 TO 9 FT IN NE SWELL.
.24 HOUR FORECAST WITHIN 16N94W TO 16N95W TO 16N96W TO 14N96W TO
14N95W TO 15N95W TO 16N94W...INCLUDING THE GULF OF TEHUANTEPEC...N
WINDS 20 TO 30 KT. SEAS 8 TO 9 FT.
.42 HOUR FORECAST CONDITIONS IMPROVE. WINDS 20 KT OR LESS. SEAS
LESS THAN 8 FT.
GULF OF TEHUANTEPEC GALE WARNING: STRONG HIGH PRESSURE OVER NE
MEXICO FORCES STRONG TO GALE-FORCE NORTHERLY WINDS ACROSS THE GULF
OF TEHUANTEPEC. THESE WINDS WILL CONTINUE THROUGH SAT AFTERNOON.
PEAK SEAS TO 12 FT ARE EXPECTED NEAR AND DOWNSTREAM OF THE
STRONGEST WINDS. WINDS WILL DIMINISH BELOW STRONG FORCE AND SEAS
BELOW 8 FT BY SUN MORNING.
PLEASE REFER TO THE SPECIAL FEATURES SECTION FOR INFORMATION
REGARDING THE GALE WARNING IN THE GULF OF TEHUANTEPEC.
A 1028 MB HIGH PRESSURE SYSTEM LOCATED NEAR 32N132W EXTENDS
SOUTHEASTWARD INTO THE OFFSHORE WATERS OF MEXICO. A RECENT
SCATTEROMETER SATELLITE PASS DEPICTED LIGHT TO GENTLE NW TO N WINDS
IN THE WATERS OFF BAJA CALIFORNIA. SEAS IN THESE WATERS ARE 6-8
FT IN NW SWELL. OUTSIDE OF THE GULF OF TEHUANTEPEC, LIGHT WINDS
AND MODERATE SEAS ARE PREVALENT IN THE REMAINDER OF THE MEXICAN
OFFSHORE WATERS, INCLUDING THE GULF OF CALIFORNIA.
FOR THE FORECAST, ASIDE FROM GALE FORCE WINDS IN THE GULF OF
TEHUANTEPEC, LIGHT TO GENTLE NW TO N WINDS AND ROUGH SEAS WILL
CONTINUE IN THE OFFSHORE WATERS OF BAJA CALIFORNIA THROUGH
TONIGHT. LIGHT WINDS AND MODERATE SEAS WILL PREVAIL ELSEWHERE
THROUGH EARLY NEXT WEEK. LOOKING AHEAD, MODERATE TO FRESH NW
WINDS WILL DEVELOP SAT NIGHT IN THE CENTRAL AND SOUTHERN GULF OF
CALIFORNIA AND OFFSHORE OF SOUTHWESTERN MEXICO AS A STRENGTHENING
PRESSURE GRADIENT DEVELOPS BETWEEN BUILDING HIGH PRESSURE IN THE
EASTERN PACIFIC AND TROUGHING IN WESTERN MEXICO. SEAS TO 5 FT
WILL ACCOMPANY THESE WINDS.
THE TIGHT PRESSURE GRADIENT BETWEEN A 1038 MB HIGH PRESSURE
SYSTEM OVER THE CENTRAL UNITED STATES AND LOWER PRESSURES IN THE
DEEP TROPICS RESULT IN FRESH TO STRONG EASTERLY TRADE WINDS
ACROSS THE GULF OF PAPAGAYO AND DOWNSTREAM WATERS TO 90W. SEAS IN
THESE WATERS ARE 4-7 FT. FARTHER WEST, MODERATE NORTHERLY WINDS
AND SEAS TO 9 FT ARE FOUND IN THE FAR OFFSHORE WATERS OF
GUATEMALA DUE TO THE GAP WIND EVENT OCCURRING IN THE GULF OF
TEHUANTEPEC. ELSEWHERE, MODERATE OR WEAKER WINDS AND SLIGHT TO
MODERATE SEAS PREVAIL.
FOR THE FORECAST, PULSING FRESH TO STRONG NE TO E WINDS WILL
PREVAIL IN THE GULF OF PAPAGAYO THROUGH SUN NIGHT DUE TO A
STRONG RIDGE NORTH OF THE CARIBBEAN WATERS. THE STRONGEST WINDS
ARE EXPECTED EACH NIGHT AND MORNING, AND ROUGH SEAS WILL OCCUR
NEAR AND DOWNSTREAM OF THESE WINDS. MODERATE N WINDS WILL
CONTINUE WELL OFFSHORE OF GUATEMALA THROUGH TONIGHT, GENERATED
BY GALE FORCE WINDS IN THE GULF OF TEHUANTEPEC. ROUGH SEAS OF 8
TO 9 FT WILL OCCUR IN THIS REGION THROUGH EARLY SAT. ELSEWHERE,
WINDS WILL PULSE TO FRESH TO OCCASIONALLY STRONG SPEEDS IN THE
GULF OF PANAMA EACH NIGHT AND MORNING TONIGHT THROUGH THE
WEEKEND. OTHERWISE, GENTLE TO MODERATE WINDS AND SLIGHT TO
MODERATE SEAS WILL PREVAIL ACROSS THE REMAINDER OF THE OFFSHORE
WATERS OF CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA INTO EARLY NEXT WEEK.
A 1028 MB HIGH PRESSURE SYSTEM CENTERED NORTH OF THE TROPICAL
EASTERN PACIFIC SUPPORTS MODERATE TO FRESH EASTERLY TRADE WINDS
NORTH OF THE MONSOON TROUGH AND ITCZ AND WEST OF 105W. SEAS IN
THESE WATERS ARE 6-9 FT. FARTHER EAST, MODERATE TO FRESH NE-E
WINDS AND MODERATE SEAS ARE FOUND NORTH OF 07N AND EAST OF 105W
IN ASSOCIATION WITH DOWNSTREAM WINDS FROM THE GAP WIND EVENT
OCCURRING IN THE GULF OF TEHUANTEPEC. ELSEWHERE, MODERATE OR
WEAKER WINDS AND MODERATE SEAS ARE PREVALENT.
FOR THE FORECAST, FRESH N TO NE WINDS AND ROUGH SEAS WILL
PREVAIL NORTH OF 10N AND WEST OF 105W THROUGH EARLY NEXT WEEK.
MIXED NW AND W SWELL WILL CONTINUE TO PRODUCE ROUGH SEAS NORTH
OF 08N AND WEST OF 135W THROUGH TONIGHT BEFORE DIMINISHING THIS
WEEKEND. ROUGH SEAS GENERATED BY GAP WINDS IN THE GULF OF TEHUANTEPEC
AND GULF OF PAPAGAYO WILL PREVAIL FROM 05N TO 15N AND AS FAR
WEST AS 110W INTO THIS WEEKEND. OTHERWISE, RIDGING EXTENDING
THROUGH THE EASTERN PACIFIC WATERS WILL SUPPORT MODERATE N TO NE
WINDS ELSEWHERE NORTH OF THE MONSOON TROUGH. LOOKING AHEAD, A
LONG-PERIOD NW SWELL WILL LEAD TO ROUGH SEAS NORTH OF 05N AND
WEST OF 120W BY LATE SUN AND CONTINUE THROUGH EARLY NEXT WEEK.
SHORT-TERM TEHUANTEPEC
TODAY - N 22-28, Seas NNW 8.9-9.1 feet @ 7sec
TONITE - N 17-21, Seas NNW 6.1-6.6 feet @ 6sec
SUNDAY - NNW 18-22, Seas SSW 5.4-6.1 feet @ 17sec
SUNDAY NIGHT - NNW 15-19, Seas SSW 2.2-3.9 feet @ 15sec
LONG-TERM TEHUANTEPEC
MONDAY - NNW 15-19, Seas SSW 2.2-3.9 feet @ 15sec
TUESDAY - NNW 16-20, Seas SSW 2.2-3.8 feet @ 14sec
WEDNESDAY - NW 11-14, Seas SSW 2.2-4.1 feet @ 16sec
THURSDAY - NNW 21-26, Seas N/A ?-? feet @ ?
FRIDAY - N 18-23, Seas N/A ?-? feet @ ?
**GAP WINDS FORECAST**
.INTERTROPICAL CONVERGENCE ZONE/MONSOON TROUGH...
MONSOON TROUGH FROM 07N78W TO 05N130W. ITCZ FROM 05N130W TO
BEYOND 06N140W. SCATTERED MODERATE FROM 05N TO 17N WEST OF 128W.
THE MONSOON TROUGH EXTENDS FROM 07N78W TO 07N124W. THE ITCZ
CONTINUES FROM THAT POINT TO 06N140W. NO SIGNIFICANT CONVECTION
IS NOTED AT THIS TIME.
A 1028 MB HIGH PRESSURE SYSTEM CENTERED NORTH OF THE TROPICAL
EASTERN PACIFIC SUPPORTS MODERATE TO FRESH EASTERLY TRADE WINDS
NORTH OF THE MONSOON TROUGH AND ITCZ AND WEST OF 105W. SEAS IN
THESE WATERS ARE 6-9 FT. FARTHER EAST, MODERATE TO FRESH NE-E
WINDS AND MODERATE SEAS ARE FOUND NORTH OF 07N AND EAST OF 105W
IN ASSOCIATION WITH DOWNSTREAM WINDS FROM THE GAP WIND EVENT
OCCURRING IN THE GULF OF TEHUANTEPEC. ELSEWHERE, MODERATE OR
WEAKER WINDS AND MODERATE SEAS ARE PREVALENT.
...INTERTROPICAL CONVERGENCE ZONE/MONSOON TROUGH...
FOR THE FORECAST, FRESH N TO NE WINDS AND ROUGH SEAS WILL
PREVAIL NORTH OF 10N AND WEST OF 105W THROUGH EARLY NEXT WEEK.
MIXED NW AND W SWELL WILL CONTINUE TO PRODUCE ROUGH SEAS NORTH
OF 08N AND WEST OF 135W THROUGH TONIGHT BEFORE DIMINISHING THIS
WEEKEND. ROUGH SEAS GENERATED BY GAP WINDS IN THE GULF OF TEHUANTEPEC
AND GULF OF PAPAGAYO WILL PREVAIL FROM 05N TO 15N AND AS FAR
WEST AS 110W INTO THIS WEEKEND. OTHERWISE, RIDGING EXTENDING
THROUGH THE EASTERN PACIFIC WATERS WILL SUPPORT MODERATE N TO NE
WINDS ELSEWHERE NORTH OF THE MONSOON TROUGH. LOOKING AHEAD, A
LONG-PERIOD NW SWELL WILL LEAD TO ROUGH SEAS NORTH OF 05N AND
WEST OF 120W BY LATE SUN AND CONTINUE THROUGH EARLY NEXT WEEK.
FOR THE FORECAST, FRESH N TO NE WINDS AND ROUGH SEAS WILL
PREVAIL NORTH OF 10N AND WEST OF 105W THROUGH EARLY NEXT WEEK.
MIXED NW AND W SWELL WILL CONTINUE TO PRODUCE ROUGH SEAS NORTH
OF 08N AND WEST OF 135W THROUGH TONIGHT BEFORE DIMINISHING THIS
WEEKEND. ROUGH SEAS GENERATED BY GAP WINDS IN THE GULF OF TEHUANTEPEC
AND GULF OF PAPAGAYO WILL PREVAIL FROM 05N TO 15N AND AS FAR
WEST AS 110W INTO THIS WEEKEND. OTHERWISE, RIDGING EXTENDING
THROUGH THE EASTERN PACIFIC WATERS WILL SUPPORT MODERATE N TO NE
WINDS ELSEWHERE NORTH OF THE MONSOON TROUGH. LOOKING AHEAD, A
LONG-PERIOD NW SWELL WILL LEAD TO ROUGH SEAS NORTH OF 05N AND
WEST OF 120W BY LATE SUN AND CONTINUE THROUGH EARLY NEXT WEEK.
.WITHIN 12N87W TO 12N88W TO 11N92W TO 09N92W TO 08N91W TO 10N86W
TO 12N87W...INCLUDING THE GULF OF PAPAGAYO...NE TO E WINDS 20 TO
30 KT. SEAS 8 TO 10 FT.
.24 HOUR FORECAST WITHIN 11N86W TO 12N87W TO 12N88W TO 11N90W TO
09N91W TO 10N86W TO 11N86W...INCLUDING THE GULF OF PAPAGAYO... E
WINDS 20 TO 25 KT. SEAS 8 TO 9 FT.
.48 HOUR FORECAST WITHIN 11N86W TO 12N86W TO 12N89W TO 10N88W TO
10N86W TO 11N86W...INCLUDING THE GULF OF PAPAGAYO...E WINDS 20
TO 25 KT. SEAS LESS THAN 8 FT.
THE TIGHT PRESSURE GRADIENT BETWEEN A 1038 MB HIGH PRESSURE
SYSTEM OVER THE CENTRAL UNITED STATES AND LOWER PRESSURES IN THE
DEEP TROPICS RESULT IN FRESH TO STRONG EASTERLY TRADE WINDS
ACROSS THE GULF OF PAPAGAYO AND DOWNSTREAM WATERS TO 90W. SEAS IN
THESE WATERS ARE 4-7 FT. FARTHER WEST, MODERATE NORTHERLY WINDS
AND SEAS TO 9 FT ARE FOUND IN THE FAR OFFSHORE WATERS OF
GUATEMALA DUE TO THE GAP WIND EVENT OCCURRING IN THE GULF OF
TEHUANTEPEC. ELSEWHERE, MODERATE OR WEAKER WINDS AND SLIGHT TO
MODERATE SEAS PREVAIL.
FOR THE FORECAST, PULSING FRESH TO STRONG NE TO E WINDS WILL
PREVAIL IN THE GULF OF PAPAGAYO THROUGH SUN NIGHT DUE TO A
STRONG RIDGE NORTH OF THE CARIBBEAN WATERS. THE STRONGEST WINDS
ARE EXPECTED EACH NIGHT AND MORNING, AND ROUGH SEAS WILL OCCUR
NEAR AND DOWNSTREAM OF THESE WINDS. MODERATE N WINDS WILL
CONTINUE WELL OFFSHORE OF GUATEMALA THROUGH TONIGHT, GENERATED
BY GALE FORCE WINDS IN THE GULF OF TEHUANTEPEC. ROUGH SEAS OF 8
TO 9 FT WILL OCCUR IN THIS REGION THROUGH EARLY SAT. ELSEWHERE,
WINDS WILL PULSE TO FRESH TO OCCASIONALLY STRONG SPEEDS IN THE
GULF OF PANAMA EACH NIGHT AND MORNING TONIGHT THROUGH THE
WEEKEND. OTHERWISE, GENTLE TO MODERATE WINDS AND SLIGHT TO
MODERATE SEAS WILL PREVAIL ACROSS THE REMAINDER OF THE OFFSHORE
WATERS OF CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA INTO EARLY NEXT WEEK.
FOR THE FORECAST, FRESH N TO NE WINDS AND ROUGH SEAS WILL
PREVAIL NORTH OF 10N AND WEST OF 105W THROUGH EARLY NEXT WEEK.
MIXED NW AND W SWELL WILL CONTINUE TO PRODUCE ROUGH SEAS NORTH
OF 08N AND WEST OF 135W THROUGH TONIGHT BEFORE DIMINISHING THIS
WEEKEND. ROUGH SEAS GENERATED BY GAP WINDS IN THE GULF OF TEHUANTEPEC
AND GULF OF PAPAGAYO WILL PREVAIL FROM 05N TO 15N AND AS FAR
WEST AS 110W INTO THIS WEEKEND. OTHERWISE, RIDGING EXTENDING
THROUGH THE EASTERN PACIFIC WATERS WILL SUPPORT MODERATE N TO NE
WINDS ELSEWHERE NORTH OF THE MONSOON TROUGH. LOOKING AHEAD, A
LONG-PERIOD NW SWELL WILL LEAD TO ROUGH SEAS NORTH OF 05N AND
WEST OF 120W BY LATE SUN AND CONTINUE THROUGH EARLY NEXT WEEK.
FOR THE FORECAST, PULSING FRESH TO STRONG NE TO E WINDS WILL
PREVAIL IN THE GULF OF PAPAGAYO THROUGH SUN NIGHT DUE TO A
STRONG RIDGE NORTH OF THE CARIBBEAN WATERS. THE STRONGEST WINDS
ARE EXPECTED EACH NIGHT AND MORNING, AND ROUGH SEAS WILL OCCUR
NEAR AND DOWNSTREAM OF THESE WINDS. MODERATE N WINDS WILL
CONTINUE WELL OFFSHORE OF GUATEMALA THROUGH TONIGHT, GENERATED
BY GALE FORCE WINDS IN THE GULF OF TEHUANTEPEC. ROUGH SEAS OF 8
TO 9 FT WILL OCCUR IN THIS REGION THROUGH EARLY SAT. ELSEWHERE,
WINDS WILL PULSE TO FRESH TO OCCASIONALLY STRONG SPEEDS IN THE
GULF OF PANAMA EACH NIGHT AND MORNING TONIGHT THROUGH THE
WEEKEND. OTHERWISE, GENTLE TO MODERATE WINDS AND SLIGHT TO
MODERATE SEAS WILL PREVAIL ACROSS THE REMAINDER OF THE OFFSHORE
WATERS OF CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA INTO EARLY NEXT WEEK.
SHORT-TERM GAP WINDS (Near 11N 86W)
TODAY - ENE 21-26, Seas ENE 3.5-4.4 feet @ 5sec
TONITE - ENE 19-24, Seas SW 3.1-4 feet @ 14sec
SUNDAY - ENE 20-25, Seas SW 2.7-3.8 feet @ 17sec
SUNDAY NIGHT - ENE 17-21, Seas SW 1.7-3.3 feet @ 15sec
LONG-TERM GAP WINDS (Near 11N 86W)
MONDAY - ENE 17-21, Seas SW 1.7-3.3 feet @ 15sec
TUESDAY - NE 14-18, Seas SW 1.1-3 feet @ 14sec
WEDNESDAY - ENE 17-21, Seas SSW 1.3-3.4 feet @ 15sec
THURSDAY - ENE 19-24, Seas N/A ?-? feet @ ?
FRIDAY - ENE 21-26, Seas N/A ?-? feet @ ?
** TSUNAMI INFO **
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Updated 20 Feb 2025 10:39:56 GMT (1.9 days old)
ABOUT 120 MILES SOUTHWEST OF SAVAII ISLAND
https://www.tsuami.gov/events/PHEB/2025/02/20/25051000/1/WEZS42/WEZS42.txt
See https://www.tsunami.gov/events/xml/PAAQAtom.xml NWS West Coast/Alaska Tsunami Center Bulletins (0.4 days old)
Updated 21 Feb 2025 21:31:40 GMT (0.4 days old)
160 miles E of Port Alice, British Columbia
https://www.tsunami.gov/events/PAAQ/2025/02/21/ss1y89/1/WEAK53/WEAK53.txt
WEAK53 PAAQ 212131
TIBAK1
Tsunami Information Statement Number 1
NWS National Tsunami Warning Center Palmer AK
131 PM PST Fri Feb 21 2025
...THIS IS A TSUNAMI INFORMATION STATEMENT...
EVALUATION
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* There is NO tsunami danger from this earthquake.
PRELIMINARY EARTHQUAKE PARAMETERS
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* The following parameters are based on a rapid preliminary
assessment of the earthquake and changes may occur.
* Magnitude 5.1
* Origin Time 1227 AKST Feb 21 2025
1327 PST Feb 21 2025
2127 UTC Feb 21 2025
* Coordinates 49.9 North 123.7 West
* Depth 1 miles
* Location 160 miles E of Port Alice, British Columbia
170 miles NW of Seattle, Washington
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION AND NEXT UPDATE
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* Further information will be issued by the United States
Geological Survey (earthquake.usgs.gov) or the appropriate
regional seismic network.
* This will be the only U.S. National Tsunami Warning Center
message issued for this event unless additional information
becomes available.
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