Weather Summary for Mexico and Central America

November 9, 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...
.24 HOUR FORECAST GULF OF TEHUANTEPEC N OF 15N N WINDS 20 TO 30
KT. SEAS LESS THAN 2.5 M.
.33 HOUR FORECAST WITHIN 16N94.5W TO 16N95W TO 15.5N95.5W TO
14.5N95.5W TO 15N94.5W TO 16N94.5W...INCLUDING THE GULF OF
TEHUANTEPEC...N WINDS 30 TO 35 KT. SEAS TO 3.5 M. ELSEWHERE
WITHIN 16N94W TO 16N95W TO 15N96W TO 14N96W TO 13N96W TO 14N94W
TO 16N94W N TO NE WINDS 20 TO 30 KT. SEAS TO 3.0 M IN MERGING N
AND SW SWELL.
.48 HOUR FORECAST WITHIN 16N94W TO 16N95W TO 15N96W TO 13N97W TO
13N95W TO 14N94W TO 16N94W...INCLUDING THE GULF OF TEHUANTEPEC...
N TO NE WINDS 30 TO 45 KT. SEAS 2.5 TO 4.5 M. ELSEWHERE WITHIN
14N94W TO 16N94W TO 16N95W TO 13N97W TO 10N100W TO 11N96W TO
14N94W N TO NE WINDS 30 TO 40 KT. SEAS 2.5 TO 4.0 M. REMAINDER OF
AREA WITHIN 12N94W TO 15N93W TO 16N96W TO 11N100W TO 10N104W TO
09N99W TO 12N94W WINDS 20 KT OR LESS. SEAS 2.5 TO 3.0 M IN MIXED
NW AND NE SWELL.
SHORT-TERM ENSENADA - CEDROS
TODAY - NNW 6-8, Seas NW 3.2-6.3 ft @ 14sec
TONITE - NNW 7-9, Seas NW 3.1-6.1 ft @ 14sec
MONDAY - NW 10-12, Seas N/A ?-? ft @ ?
MONDAY NIGHT - NW 10-13, Seas N/A ?-? ft @ ?

SHORT-TERM CEDROS - SAN LAZAROS
TODAY - NNW 10-12, Seas NW 3.2-6.6 ft @ 15sec
TONITE - NNW 9-11, Seas NW 4.5-7.6 ft @ 18sec
MONDAY - NW 9-11, Seas N/A ?-? ft @ ?
MONDAY NIGHT - WNW 9-11, Seas N/A ?-? ft @ ?

SHORT-TERM SAN LAZAROS - CABO FALSO
TODAY - Not available yet
TONITE - Not available yet
MONDAY - NNW 9-11, Seas N/A ?-? ft @ ?
MONDAY NIGHT - NW 10-12, Seas N/A ?-? ft @ ?

LONG-TERM OUTSIDE OF THE BAJA
TUESDAY - Northern 1/3 NW 10-13, Seas N/A ?-? ft @ ?, Middle 2/3 WNW 9-11, Seas N/A ?-? ft @ ?, Southern 1/3 NNW 12-15, Seas N/A ?-? ft @ ?
WEDNESDAY - Northern 1/3 NW 10-12, Seas N/A ?-? ft @ ?, Middle 2/3 NW 10-13, Seas N/A ?-? ft @ ?, Southern 1/3 NW 13-16, Seas N/A ?-? ft @ ?
THURSDAY - Northern 1/3 NW 11-14, Seas N/A ?-? ft @ ?, Middle 2/3 NW 13-16, Seas N/A ?-? ft @ ?, Southern 1/3 NNW 14-18, Seas N/A ?-? ft @ ?
FRIDAY - Northern 1/3 NNW 17-21, Seas N/A ?-? ft @ ?, Middle 2/3 NW 18-22, Seas N/A ?-? ft @ ?, Southern 1/3 NW 17-21, Seas N/A ?-? ft @ ?
SATURDAY - Northern 1/3 NNW 15-19, Seas N/A ?-? ft @ ?, Middle 2/3 NW 18-23, Seas N/A ?-? ft @ ?, Southern 1/3 NW 18-23, Seas N/A ?-? ft @ ?

**SEA OF CORTEZ FORECAST**

A SURFACE TROUGH EXTENDS FROM 1011 MB LOW PRES OFFSHORE OF BAJA
CALIFORNIA NORTE NEAR 32N119W TO 23N121W, WHILE A SECOND SURFACE
TROUGH EXTENDS ALONG THE EASTERN SHORELINE OF THE GULF OF
CALIFORNIA TO LAS TRES MARIAS. THE WEAK PRESSURE GRADIENT
BETWEEN THESE FEATURES IS YIELDING LIGHT TO GENTLE WINDS ACROSS
THE BAJA OFFSHORE WATERS, EXCEPT MODERATE N TO NE WINDS FROM CABO
SAN LAZARO SOUTHWARD TO THE REVILLAGIGEDO ISLANDS. LIGHT AND
VARIABLE WINDS ARE ALSO NOTED INSIDE THE GULF OF CALIFORNIA.
NW SWELL CONTINUES TO SLOWLY SUBSIDE ACROSS THE BAJA WATERS THIS
EVENING, WITH SEAS GENERALLY 7 TO 10 FT. SEAS ARE 3 FT OR LESS
INSIDE THE GULF. LIGHT TO GENTLE NW TO W WINDS CONTINUES
ELSEWHERE ACROSS THE MEXICAN WATERS TO THE GULF OF TEHUANTEPEC.
SEAS ACROSS THESE WATERS ARE 4 TO 7 FT IN MIXED NW AND SW SWELL.
FOR THE FORECAST, ROUGH SEAS IN NW SWELL WILL GRADUALLY SUBSIDE
FROM N TO S ACROSS THE BAJA CALIFORNIA WATERS AND OFFSHORE OF
SOUTHWESTERN MEXICO THROUGH SUN NIGHT, DIMINISHING TO LESS THAN
8 FT BY MON. ELSEWHERE, FRESH TO STRONG N GAP WINDS WILL DEVELOP
IN THE GULF OF TEHUANTEPEC ON SUN BEFORE WINDS QUICKLY
STRENGTHENING TO GALE FORCE LATE SUN NIGHT, AS A STRONG COLD
FRONT MOVES THROUGH THE GULF OF AMERICA AND STRONG HIGH PRESSURE
BUILDS IN THE WAKE OF THE FRONT. THIS EVENT IS EXPECTED TO
PRODUCE A VERY LARGE AREA OF GALE-FORCE WINDS EXTENDING SOUTH AND
SOUTHWESTWARD OF TEHUANTEPEC TO NEAR 12N98W BY MON NIGHT, WITH
VERY ROUGH SEAS OF 12 TO 18 FT EXPECTED WITHIN THESE WINDS. GALE
FORCE WINDS WILL CONTINUE INTO WED MORNING, WITH WINDS PULSING
TO STRONG SPEEDS THEREAFTER THROUGH LATE NEXT WEEK.
SHORT-TERM SEA OF CORTEZ NORTHERN HALF (north of 27N)
TODAY - NNW 6-8, Seas WNW 1.7-2.6 ft @ 17sec
TONITE - NW 3-4, Seas W --? ft @ 18sec
MONDAY - NNW 10-12, Seas N/A ?-? ft @ ?
MONDAY NIGHT - WSW 5-6, Seas N/A ?-? ft @ ?

SHORT-TERM SEA OF CORTEZ SOUTHERN HALF (south of 27N)
TODAY - NNW 11-14, Seas SSW 0.9-2.2 ft @ 14sec
TONITE - N 8-10, Seas SSW --? ft @ 14sec
MONDAY - NNW 9-11, Seas N/A ?-? ft @ ?
MONDAY NIGHT - NNW 6-8, Seas N/A ?-? ft @ ?

LONG-TERM SEA OF CORTEZ
TUESDAY - Northern Half W 8-10, Seas N/A ?-? ft @ ?, Southern Half NW 8-10, Seas N/A ?-? ft @ ?
WEDNESDAY - Northern Half W 9-11, Seas N/A ?-? ft @ ?, Southern Half NW 9-11, Seas N/A ?-? ft @ ?
THURSDAY - Northern Half W 13-16, Seas N/A ?-? ft @ ?, Southern Half NW 10-12, Seas N/A ?-? ft @ ?
FRIDAY - Northern Half NNW 18-22, Seas N/A ?-? ft @ ?, Southern Half NW 7-9, Seas N/A ?-? ft @ ?
SATURDAY - Northern Half NNW 16-20, Seas N/A ?-? ft @ ?, Southern Half N 5-6, Seas N/A ?-? ft @ ?

**SEA OF CORTEZ SOUTHERN CROSSING FORECAST**
SHORT-TERM SOUTHERN CROSSING (along 23N)
TODAY - NNW 11-14, Seas SSW 0.9-2.2 ft @ 14sec
TONITE - N 8-10, Seas SSW --? ft @ 14sec
MONDAY - NNW 9-11, Seas N/A ?-? ft @ ?
MONDAY NIGHT - NNW 6-8, Seas N/A ?-? ft @ ?

LONG-TERM SOUTHERN CROSSING
TUESDAY - NW 8-10, Seas N/A ?-? ft @ ?
WEDNESDAY - NW 9-11, Seas N/A ?-? ft @ ?
THURSDAY - NW 10-12, Seas N/A ?-? ft @ ?
FRIDAY - NW 7-9, Seas N/A ?-? ft @ ?
SATURDAY - N 5-6, Seas N/A ?-? ft @ ?

**MAZATLAN TO BANDERAS BAY FORECAST**
SHORT-TERM MAZATLAN TO BAHIA BANDERAS
TODAY - NNE 6-8, Seas SW 0.9-2.2 ft @ 20sec
TONITE - N 6-8, Seas SSW --? ft @ 14sec
MONDAY - N 6-8, Seas N/A ?-? ft @ ?
MONDAY NIGHT - NE 4-5, Seas N/A ?-? ft @ ?

LONG-TERM MAZATLAN TO BAHIA BANDERAS
TUESDAY - NW 9-11, Seas N/A ?-? ft @ ?
WEDNESDAY - NW 8-10, Seas N/A ?-? ft @ ?
THURSDAY - NW 10-12, Seas N/A ?-? ft @ ?
FRIDAY - NNW 8-10, Seas N/A ?-? ft @ ?
SATURDAY - SW 5-6, Seas N/A ?-? ft @ ?

**CABO CORRIENTES FORECAST**
SHORT-TERM CABO CORRIENTES TO MANZANILLO
TODAY - Not available yet
TONITE - Not available yet
MONDAY - NNE 8-10, Seas N/A ?-? ft @ ?
MONDAY NIGHT - NNE 6-8, Seas N/A ?-? ft @ ?

LONG-TERM CABO CORRIENTES TO MANZANILLO
TUESDAY - N 9-11, Seas N/A ?-? ft @ ?
WEDNESDAY - NNE 10-13, Seas N/A ?-? ft @ ?
THURSDAY - N 10-13, Seas N/A ?-? ft @ ?
FRIDAY - N 10-12, Seas N/A ?-? ft @ ?
SATURDAY - W 6-8, Seas N/A ?-? ft @ ?

**MEXICAN RIVIERA FORECAST**
SHORT-TERM MEXICAN RIVIERA MANZANILLO TO BAHIAS DE HUATULCO
TODAY - Not available yet
TONITE - Not available yet
MONDAY - NW 8-10, Seas N/A ?-? ft @ ?
MONDAY NIGHT - NW 8-10, Seas N/A ?-? ft @ ?

LONG-TERM MEXICAN RIVIERA MANZANILLO TO BAHIAS DE HUATULCO
TUESDAY - NW 8-10, Seas N/A ?-? ft @ ?
WEDNESDAY - WNW 6-8, Seas N/A ?-? ft @ ?
THURSDAY - NNW 6-8, Seas N/A ?-? ft @ ?
FRIDAY - ENE 4-5, Seas N/A ?-? ft @ ?
SATURDAY - WNW 5-6, Seas N/A ?-? ft @ ?

**TEHUANTEPEC FORECAST**

.24 HOUR FORECAST GULF OF TEHUANTEPEC N OF 15N N WINDS 20 TO 30
KT. SEAS LESS THAN 2.5 M.
.33 HOUR FORECAST WITHIN 16N94.5W TO 16N95W TO 15.5N95.5W TO
14.5N95.5W TO 15N94.5W TO 16N94.5W...INCLUDING THE GULF OF
TEHUANTEPEC...N WINDS 30 TO 35 KT. SEAS TO 3.5 M. ELSEWHERE
WITHIN 16N94W TO 16N95W TO 15N96W TO 14N96W TO 13N96W TO 14N94W
TO 16N94W N TO NE WINDS 20 TO 30 KT. SEAS TO 3.0 M IN MERGING N
AND SW SWELL.
.48 HOUR FORECAST WITHIN 16N94W TO 16N95W TO 15N96W TO 13N97W TO
13N95W TO 14N94W TO 16N94W...INCLUDING THE GULF OF TEHUANTEPEC...
N TO NE WINDS 30 TO 45 KT. SEAS 2.5 TO 4.5 M. ELSEWHERE WITHIN
14N94W TO 16N94W TO 16N95W TO 13N97W TO 10N100W TO 11N96W TO
14N94W N TO NE WINDS 30 TO 40 KT. SEAS 2.5 TO 4.0 M. REMAINDER OF
AREA WITHIN 12N94W TO 15N93W TO 16N96W TO 11N100W TO 10N104W TO
09N99W TO 12N94W WINDS 20 KT OR LESS. SEAS 2.5 TO 3.0 M IN MIXED
NW AND NE SWELL.

GULF OF TEHUANTEPEC GALE WARNING: FRESH TO STRONG N GAP WINDS
WILL DEVELOP IN THE GULF OF TEHUANTEPEC ON SUN BEFORE WINDS
QUICKLY STRENGTHEN TO GALE FORCE LATE SUN NIGHT, AS A STRONG
COLD FRONT MOVES THROUGH THE GULF OF AMERICA AND STRONG HIGH
PRESSURE BUILDS IN THE WAKE OF THE FRONT. THIS EVENT IS EXPECTED
TO PRODUCE A VERY LARGE AREA OF GALE-FORCE WINDS EXTENDING SOUTH
AND SOUTHWESTWARD OF TEHUANTEPEC TO NEAR 12N98W BY MON NIGHT,
WITH VERY ROUGH SEAS OF 12 TO 18 FT EXPECTED WITHIN THESE WINDS.
GALE FORCE WINDS WILL CONTINUE INTO WED MORNING, WITH WINDS
PULSING TO STRONG SPEEDS THEREAFTER THROUGH LATE NEXT WEEK.
A SURFACE TROUGH EXTENDS FROM 1011 MB LOW PRES OFFSHORE OF BAJA
CALIFORNIA NORTE NEAR 32N119W TO 23N121W, WHILE A SECOND SURFACE
TROUGH EXTENDS ALONG THE EASTERN SHORELINE OF THE GULF OF
CALIFORNIA TO LAS TRES MARIAS. THE WEAK PRESSURE GRADIENT
BETWEEN THESE FEATURES IS YIELDING LIGHT TO GENTLE WINDS ACROSS
THE BAJA OFFSHORE WATERS, EXCEPT MODERATE N TO NE WINDS FROM CABO
SAN LAZARO SOUTHWARD TO THE REVILLAGIGEDO ISLANDS. LIGHT AND
VARIABLE WINDS ARE ALSO NOTED INSIDE THE GULF OF CALIFORNIA.
NW SWELL CONTINUES TO SLOWLY SUBSIDE ACROSS THE BAJA WATERS THIS
EVENING, WITH SEAS GENERALLY 7 TO 10 FT. SEAS ARE 3 FT OR LESS
INSIDE THE GULF. LIGHT TO GENTLE NW TO W WINDS CONTINUES
ELSEWHERE ACROSS THE MEXICAN WATERS TO THE GULF OF TEHUANTEPEC.
SEAS ACROSS THESE WATERS ARE 4 TO 7 FT IN MIXED NW AND SW SWELL.
FOR THE FORECAST, ROUGH SEAS IN NW SWELL WILL GRADUALLY SUBSIDE
FROM N TO S ACROSS THE BAJA CALIFORNIA WATERS AND OFFSHORE OF
SOUTHWESTERN MEXICO THROUGH SUN NIGHT, DIMINISHING TO LESS THAN
8 FT BY MON. ELSEWHERE, FRESH TO STRONG N GAP WINDS WILL DEVELOP
IN THE GULF OF TEHUANTEPEC ON SUN BEFORE WINDS QUICKLY
STRENGTHENING TO GALE FORCE LATE SUN NIGHT, AS A STRONG COLD
FRONT MOVES THROUGH THE GULF OF AMERICA AND STRONG HIGH PRESSURE
BUILDS IN THE WAKE OF THE FRONT. THIS EVENT IS EXPECTED TO
PRODUCE A VERY LARGE AREA OF GALE-FORCE WINDS EXTENDING SOUTH AND
SOUTHWESTWARD OF TEHUANTEPEC TO NEAR 12N98W BY MON NIGHT, WITH
VERY ROUGH SEAS OF 12 TO 18 FT EXPECTED WITHIN THESE WINDS. GALE
FORCE WINDS WILL CONTINUE INTO WED MORNING, WITH WINDS PULSING
TO STRONG SPEEDS THEREAFTER THROUGH LATE NEXT WEEK.

FOR THE FORECAST, MODERATE NE GAP WINDS WILL PULSE TO FRESH AT
NIGHT ACROSS THE PAPAGAYO REGION THROUGH EARLY TUE, THEN INCREASE
TO FRESH TO STRONG THROUGHOUT THE REMAINDER OF THE WEEK, AS A
STRONG COLD FRONT MOVES INTO THE NW CARIBBEAN SEA, AND STRONG HIGH
PRESSURE BUILDS IN THE WAKE OF THE FRONT. FRESH N WINDS MAY
BRIEFLY OCCUR IN THE GULF OF FONSECA AND OFFSHORE OF EL SALVADOR
BY MIDWEEK. FARTHER WEST, MODERATE TO FRESH NE WINDS AND BUILDING
SEAS ARE EXPECTED OFFSHORE OF GUATEMALA MON NIGHT THROUGH
MIDWEEK AS A SIGNIFICANT GALE-FORCE GAP WIND EVENT OCCURS IN THE
GULF OF TEHUANTEPEC.

FOR THE FORECAST, WIDESPREAD ROUGH SEAS IN NW SWELL WILL SLOWLY
SUBSIDE NORTH OF 20N, AWAY FROM THE FAR NORTHWEST WATERS, THROUGH
SUN, AND SOUTH OF 20N THROUGH EARLY NEXT WEEK. A COLD FRONT
ACROSS THE NORTHWESTERN WATERS THIS EVENING WILL MEANDER ACROSS
THE AREA THROUGH TUE, WITH FRESH TO STRONG SW WINDS OCCURRING
NORTH OF 25N AND WEST OF 135W AHEAD OF THE FRONT. A COMPLEX LOW
PRESSURE SYSTEM WILL EVOLVE OVER THIS REGION EARLY NEXT WEEK,
LEADING TO FRESH TO STRONG WINDS SURROUNDING THE LOW. NEW NW
SWELL WILL PROPAGATE SOUTHEASTWARD IN THIS AREA TONIGHT THROUGH
EARLY NEXT WEEK, WITH ROUGH SEAS EXPECTED NORTH OF 20N AND WEST
OF 130W BY LATE SUN, AND NORTH OF 12N AND WEST OF 120W BY LATE
MON. SEAS IN EXCESS OF 12 FT ARE EXPECTED TO COVER THE AREA
NORTH OF 24N AND WEST OF 132W SUN INTO TUE. LOOKING AHEAD,
STRONG E TO NE WINDS AND ROUGH SEAS GENERATED BY A GALE FORCE GAP
WIND EVENT IN THE GULF OF TEHUANTEPEC WILL SPREAD LARGE NE SWELL
INTO THE WATERS FROM 05N TO 15N AND EAST OF 110W MON NIGHT
THROUGH WED BEFORE DIMINISHING.
SHORT-TERM TEHUANTEPEC
TODAY - NNW 17-21, Seas SW 4.2-5.1 ft @ 14sec
TONITE - N 18-23, Seas SW 3.9-4.9 ft @ 14sec
MONDAY - N 34-42, Seas N/A ?-? ft @ ?
MONDAY NIGHT - N 30-37, Seas N/A ?-? ft @ ?

LONG-TERM TEHUANTEPEC
TUESDAY - N 30-37, Seas N/A ?-? ft @ ?
WEDNESDAY - N 22-28, Seas N/A ?-? ft @ ?
THURSDAY - N 18-23, Seas N/A ?-? ft @ ?
FRIDAY - N 15-19, Seas N/A ?-? ft @ ?
SATURDAY - N 12-15, Seas N/A ?-? ft @ ?

**GAP WINDS FORECAST**

.INTERTROPICAL CONVERGENCE ZONE/MONSOON TROUGH...
MONSOON TROUGH FROM 10N75W TO 11N95W TO 11.5N111W TO 10N134W TO
09N140W. SCATTERED MODERATE CONVECTION FROM 03.5N TO 08.5N E OF
80W. SCATTERED MODERATE ISOLATED STRONG CONVECTION FROM 09N TO
15.5N BETWEEN 107W AND 113W AND FROM 06.5N TO 13N BETWEEN 115W
AND 140W.

...INTERTROPICAL CONVERGENCE ZONE/MONSOON TROUGH...
THE MONSOON TROUGH EXTENDS FROM 10N75W TO 11N95W TO 11.5N111W TO
10N134W TO 09N140W. SCATTERED MODERATE CONVECTION IS NOTED FROM
03.5N TO 08.5N EAST OF 80W. SCATTERED MODERATE ISOLATED STRONG
CONVECTION IS OCCURRING FROM 09N TO 15.5N BETWEEN 107W AND 113W,
AND FROM 06.5N TO 13N BETWEEN 115W AND 140W.

MODERATE NE WINDS CONTINUE ACROSS THE PAPAGAYO REGION, AS A
SURFACE TROUGH PREVAILS IN THE WESTERN CARIBBEAN. GENTLE WINDS
PREVAIL ELSEWHERE NORTH OF THE MONSOON TROUGH, ALONG ABOUT 10N,
WITH MODERATE SW TO W WINDS NOTED IN AFTERNOON SATELLITE
SCATTEROMETER DATA TO THE SOUTH OF THE TROUGH. SEAS OF 4 TO 6 FT
IN MIXED NW AND S SWELL ARE OCCURRING OVER THE REGIONAL WATERS,
WITH 7 FT SEAS NOTED SOUTHWEST OF THE GALAPAGOS ISLANDS.
SCATTERED SHOWERS AND ISOLATED MILD THUNDERSTORMS ARE ALONG THE
WEST COAST OF COLOMBIA AND SPREAD NORTHWARD INTO THE GULF OF
PANAMA.
A 1016 MB SURFACE HIGH IS CENTERED NORTH OF THE AREA NEAR
35N126W, AND EXTENDS A WEAK RIDGE SOUTHWARD ACROSS THE NORTHERN
WATERS NORTH OF 20N BETWEEN 120W AND 140W. A COLD FRONT HAS
ENTERED THE NW WATERS IN RECENT HOURS, AND EXTENDS FROM 30N138.5W
TO BEYOND 29N140W, STEMMING FROM A STRONG COMPLEX LOW PRESSURE
SYSTEM CENTERED NEAR 45N140W. THE INCREASING PRESSURE GRADIENT
BETWEEN THESE RIDGE AND THE FRONT IS LEADING TO FRESH TO STRONG
SW WINDS NORTH OF 27N AND WEST OF 135W. SCATTERED MODERATE
CONVECTION IS OCCURRING ALONG AND WITHIN 90 NM OF THE FRONT,
PRODUCING WINDS TO NEAR GALE-FORCE AS INDICATED BY AFTERNOON
SATELLITE SCATTEROMETER DATA. RECENT ALTIMETER AND SOFAR BUOY
DATA SHOW 8 TO 12 FT SEAS IN THIS REGION. TO THE EAST, A SURFACE
TROUGH EXTENDS FROM OFFSHORE OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TO 23N122W,
WITH MODERATE N WINDS OCCURRING WEST OF THE TROUGH TO 125W AND
NORTH OF 28N. SEAS REMAIN 8 TO 9 FT ACROSS THIS AREA. FARTHER
SOUTH, THE PRESSURE GRADIENT BETWEEN THE RIDGE AND THE MONSOON
TROUGH IS PRODUCING MODERATE TO FRESH TRADE WINDS NORTH OF THE
MONSOON TROUGH TO 18N. MODERATE TO FRESH S TO SE WINDS ARE NOTED
TO THE SOUTH OF THE TROUGH. WIDESPREAD ROUGH SEAS OF 8 TO 11 FT
WERE INDICATED VIA RECENT ALTIMETER DATA OVER MUCH OF THE
EASTERN PACIFIC WATERS W OF 110W, WITH NW SWELL DOMINATING NORTH
OF 05N, AND MIXED NW AND SW SWELL FARTHER SOUTH.

GULF OF TEHUANTEPEC GALE WARNING: FRESH TO STRONG N GAP WINDS
WILL DEVELOP IN THE GULF OF TEHUANTEPEC ON SUN BEFORE WINDS
QUICKLY STRENGTHEN TO GALE FORCE LATE SUN NIGHT, AS A STRONG
COLD FRONT MOVES THROUGH THE GULF OF AMERICA AND STRONG HIGH
PRESSURE BUILDS IN THE WAKE OF THE FRONT. THIS EVENT IS EXPECTED
TO PRODUCE A VERY LARGE AREA OF GALE-FORCE WINDS EXTENDING SOUTH
AND SOUTHWESTWARD OF TEHUANTEPEC TO NEAR 12N98W BY MON NIGHT,
WITH VERY ROUGH SEAS OF 12 TO 18 FT EXPECTED WITHIN THESE WINDS.
GALE FORCE WINDS WILL CONTINUE INTO WED MORNING, WITH WINDS
PULSING TO STRONG SPEEDS THEREAFTER THROUGH LATE NEXT WEEK.
FOR THE FORECAST, ROUGH SEAS IN NW SWELL WILL GRADUALLY SUBSIDE
FROM N TO S ACROSS THE BAJA CALIFORNIA WATERS AND OFFSHORE OF
SOUTHWESTERN MEXICO THROUGH SUN NIGHT, DIMINISHING TO LESS THAN
8 FT BY MON. ELSEWHERE, FRESH TO STRONG N GAP WINDS WILL DEVELOP
IN THE GULF OF TEHUANTEPEC ON SUN BEFORE WINDS QUICKLY
STRENGTHENING TO GALE FORCE LATE SUN NIGHT, AS A STRONG COLD
FRONT MOVES THROUGH THE GULF OF AMERICA AND STRONG HIGH PRESSURE
BUILDS IN THE WAKE OF THE FRONT. THIS EVENT IS EXPECTED TO
PRODUCE A VERY LARGE AREA OF GALE-FORCE WINDS EXTENDING SOUTH AND
SOUTHWESTWARD OF TEHUANTEPEC TO NEAR 12N98W BY MON NIGHT, WITH
VERY ROUGH SEAS OF 12 TO 18 FT EXPECTED WITHIN THESE WINDS. GALE
FORCE WINDS WILL CONTINUE INTO WED MORNING, WITH WINDS PULSING
TO STRONG SPEEDS THEREAFTER THROUGH LATE NEXT WEEK.

FOR THE FORECAST, MODERATE NE GAP WINDS WILL PULSE TO FRESH AT
NIGHT ACROSS THE PAPAGAYO REGION THROUGH EARLY TUE, THEN INCREASE
TO FRESH TO STRONG THROUGHOUT THE REMAINDER OF THE WEEK, AS A
STRONG COLD FRONT MOVES INTO THE NW CARIBBEAN SEA, AND STRONG HIGH
PRESSURE BUILDS IN THE WAKE OF THE FRONT. FRESH N WINDS MAY
BRIEFLY OCCUR IN THE GULF OF FONSECA AND OFFSHORE OF EL SALVADOR
BY MIDWEEK. FARTHER WEST, MODERATE TO FRESH NE WINDS AND BUILDING
SEAS ARE EXPECTED OFFSHORE OF GUATEMALA MON NIGHT THROUGH
MIDWEEK AS A SIGNIFICANT GALE-FORCE GAP WIND EVENT OCCURS IN THE
GULF OF TEHUANTEPEC.

FOR THE FORECAST, MODERATE NE GAP WINDS WILL PULSE TO FRESH AT
NIGHT ACROSS THE PAPAGAYO REGION THROUGH EARLY TUE, THEN INCREASE
TO FRESH TO STRONG THROUGHOUT THE REMAINDER OF THE WEEK, AS A
STRONG COLD FRONT MOVES INTO THE NW CARIBBEAN SEA, AND STRONG HIGH
PRESSURE BUILDS IN THE WAKE OF THE FRONT. FRESH N WINDS MAY
BRIEFLY OCCUR IN THE GULF OF FONSECA AND OFFSHORE OF EL SALVADOR
BY MIDWEEK. FARTHER WEST, MODERATE TO FRESH NE WINDS AND BUILDING
SEAS ARE EXPECTED OFFSHORE OF GUATEMALA MON NIGHT THROUGH
MIDWEEK AS A SIGNIFICANT GALE-FORCE GAP WIND EVENT OCCURS IN THE
GULF OF TEHUANTEPEC.

MODERATE NE WINDS CONTINUE ACROSS THE PAPAGAYO REGION, AS A
SURFACE TROUGH PREVAILS IN THE WESTERN CARIBBEAN. GENTLE WINDS
PREVAIL ELSEWHERE NORTH OF THE MONSOON TROUGH, ALONG ABOUT 10N,
WITH MODERATE SW TO W WINDS NOTED IN AFTERNOON SATELLITE
SCATTEROMETER DATA TO THE SOUTH OF THE TROUGH. SEAS OF 4 TO 6 FT
IN MIXED NW AND S SWELL ARE OCCURRING OVER THE REGIONAL WATERS,
WITH 7 FT SEAS NOTED SOUTHWEST OF THE GALAPAGOS ISLANDS.
SCATTERED SHOWERS AND ISOLATED MILD THUNDERSTORMS ARE ALONG THE
WEST COAST OF COLOMBIA AND SPREAD NORTHWARD INTO THE GULF OF
PANAMA.
SHORT-TERM GAP WINDS (Near 11N 86W)
TODAY - Not available yet
TONITE - ENE 14-17, Seas SW 0.9-3.4 ft @ 14sec
MONDAY - ENE 17-21, Seas N/A ?-? ft @ ?
MONDAY NIGHT - ENE 16-20, Seas N/A ?-? ft @ ?

LONG-TERM GAP WINDS (Near 11N 86W)
TUESDAY - ENE 20-25, Seas N/A ?-? ft @ ?
WEDNESDAY - NE 17-21, Seas N/A ?-? ft @ ?
THURSDAY - NE 21-26, Seas N/A ?-? ft @ ?
FRIDAY - ENE 19-24, Seas N/A ?-? ft @ ?
SATURDAY - ENE 13-16, Seas N/A ?-? ft @ ?

** TSUNAMI INFO **
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Updated 04 Nov 2025 07:49:32 GMT (5 days old)
ABOUT 102 MILES SOUTHWEST OF GUAM

https://www.tsunami.gov/events/PHEB/2025/11/04/25308003/1/WEGM42/WEGM42.txt

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See https://www.tsunami.gov/events/xml/PAAQAtom.xml NWS West Coast/Alaska Tsunami Center Bulletins (5.1 days old)
Updated 04 Nov 2025 06:30:16 GMT (5.1 days old)
20 miles SE of Kotzebue, Alaska

https://www.tsunami.gov/events/PAAQ/2025/11/04/t56v7t/1/WEAK53/WEAK53.txt

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