Weather Summary for Mexico and Central America
October 12, 2025, 3:01 pm (UTC: -04:00)
Subject: Weather Summary for Mexico and Central America
**OUTSIDE BAJA FORECAST**
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WARNINGS
.NONE.
SHORT-TERM ENSENADA - CEDROS
TODAY - NW 14-17, Seas NW 7.1-7.7 feet @ 10sec
TONITE - NW 14-17, Seas NW 7.1-7.7 feet @ 10sec
MONDAY - NW 10-12, Seas NW 0-7.5 feet @ 10sec
MONDAY NIGHT - NW 10-12, Seas NW 0-7.5 feet @ 10sec
SHORT-TERM CEDROS - SAN LAZAROS
TODAY - WNW 12-15, Seas SSW 5.2-6.6 feet @ 17sec
TONITE - WNW 12-15, Seas SSW 5.2-6.6 feet @ 17sec
MONDAY - WNW 9-11, Seas SSW 5.2-6.7 feet @ 16sec
MONDAY NIGHT - WNW 9-11, Seas SSW 5.2-6.7 feet @ 16sec
SHORT-TERM SAN LAZAROS - CABO FALSO
TODAY - WNW 13-16, Seas SSW 4.3-5.9 feet @ 16sec
TONITE - WNW 13-16, Seas SSW 4.3-5.9 feet @ 16sec
MONDAY - NW 12-15, Seas SSW 3.5-5.5 feet @ 14sec
MONDAY NIGHT - NW 12-15, Seas SSW 3.5-5.5 feet @ 14sec
LONG-TERM OUTSIDE OF THE BAJA
TUESDAY - Northern 1/3 NNW 10-12, Seas NW 0-5.6 feet @ 19sec, Middle 2/3 NW 10-13, Seas SSW 4.3-5.5 feet @ 14sec, Southern 1/3 NW 15-19, Seas SSW 2.6-4.9 feet @ 14sec
WEDNESDAY - Northern 1/3 NNW 15-19, Seas NW 6.7-7.6 feet @ 16sec, Middle 2/3 NW 12-15, Seas SSW 4.4-5.7 feet @ 13sec, Southern 1/3 NW 16-20, Seas SSW 3.6-5.3 feet @ 13sec
THURSDAY - Northern 1/3 NNW 15-19, Seas NW 5.2-7.8 feet @ 16sec, Middle 2/3 NNW 12-15, Seas NW 3.7-5.8 feet @ 18sec, Southern 1/3 NW 14-17, Seas WNW 3.2-4.9 feet @ 18sec
FRIDAY - Northern 1/3 NNW 10-12, Seas N/A ?-? feet @ ?, Middle 2/3 NW 10-12, Seas N/A ?-? feet @ ?, Southern 1/3 NW 12-15, Seas N/A ?-? feet @ ?
SATURDAY - Northern 1/3 WNW 5-6, Seas N/A ?-? feet @ ?, Middle 2/3 NW 10-12, Seas N/A ?-? feet @ ?, Southern 1/3 NW 14-18, Seas N/A ?-? feet @ ?
**SEA OF CORTEZ FORECAST**
.LOW PRESSURE...REMNANT LOW OF RAYMOND...NEAR 25N110W 1004 MB.
WITHIN 26N110W TO 27N110W TO 27N111W TO 26N111W TO 25N110W TO
24N110W TO 26N110W...INCLUDING THE GULF OF CALIFORNIA... S WINDS
20 TO 25 KT. SEAS LESS THAN 2.5 M.
.12 HOUR FORECAST LOW DISSIPATED. CONDITIONS IMPROVE. WINDS 20
KT OR LESS. SEAS LESS THAN 2.5 M.
.48 HOUR FORECAST WITHIN 16N94W TO 16N95W TO 15N96W TO 14N96W TO
14N95W TO 16N94W...INCLUDING THE GULF OF TEHUANTEPEC... N TO NE
WINDS 20 TO 30 KT. SEAS LESS THAN 2.5 M.
1004 MB LOW PRESSURE, THE REMNANTS OF RAYMOND, ARE OVER THE
SOUTHERN GULF OF CALIFORNIA NEAR 25N110W. NUMEROUS SHOWERS AND
THUNDERSTORMS ARE ACTIVE ALONG THE COAST OF SOUTHERN SONORA AND
NORTHERN SINALOA. STRONG S TO SW WINDS COVER MUCH OF THE SOUTHERN
GULF OF CALIFORNIA ASSOCIATED WITH THE LOW PRESSURE. LIMITED
FETCH ACROSS THE BASIN IS MAINTAINING 4 TO 6 FT SEAS. OFF THE
PACIFIC COAST OF THE BAJA PENINSULA, MODERATE TO FRESH NE WINDS
ARE ACTIVE BETWEEN THE GENERAL LOW PRESSURE OVER THE GULF OF
CALIFORNIA AND 1035 MB HIGH PRESSURE CENTERED WELL TO THE NORTH
NEAR 45N144W. NW SWELL OF 8 TO 9 FT IS IMPACTING THE WATERS OFF
GUADALUPE ISLAND AND OFF THE NORTHERN COAST OF BAJA CALIFORNIA
NORTE. FARTHER SOUTH, THE PRESSURE GRADIENT BETWEEN HIGH PRESSURE
OVER THE GULF OF AMERICA AND LOWER PRESSURE OVER THE MONSOON
TROUGH IS SUPPORTING FRESH NORTHERLY GAP WINDS AND SEAS TO 7 FT
ACROSS THE GULF OF TEHUANTEPEC. THUNDERSTORMS ARE ACTIVE JUST
SOUTH OF THE GULF OF TEHUANTEPEC, ASSOCIATED WITH A SLOW MOVING
TROPICAL WAVE FARTHER SOUTH IN THE DEEP TROPICS.
FOR THE FORECAST, THE REMNANTS OF RAYMOND WILL DISSIPATE OVER THE
SOUTHERN GULF OF CALIFORNIA AND ADJACENT BAJA CALIFORNIA TODAY.
FRESH TO LOCALLY STRONG NW WINDS AND ROUGH SEAS WILL IMPACT
OFFSHORE WATERS OF BAJA CALIFORNIA NORTE THROUGH TONIGHT AS HIGH
PRESSURE BUILDS S TOWARD THE REGION. LOW PRESSURE OVER THE SW
U.S. MAY BRING SOME LOCALLY FRESH TO STRONG SW WINDS TO THE FAR
NORTHERN GULF OF CALIFORNIA MON. STRONG NORTHERLY GAP WINDS IN
THE GULF OF TEHUANTEPEC WILL SUBSIDE TODAY THEN REDEVELOP
STARTING MON NIGHT. LOOKING AHEAD, AN AREA OF LOW PRESSURE IS
EXPECTED TO FORM OFF THE COAST OF SOUTHERN MEXICO BY THE MIDDLE
OF THE WEEK. ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS ARE FORECAST TO BE
CONDUCIVE FOR SOME DEVELOPMENT THEREAFTER, AS THE SYSTEM MOVES
SLOWLY NORTHWARD OR NORTHWESTWARD NEAR OR JUST OFFSHORE OF THE
COAST OF SOUTHERN MEXICO.
SHORT-TERM SEA OF CORTEZ NORTHERN HALF (north of 27N)
TODAY - W 11-14, Seas SSW 3.1-4 feet @ 17sec
TONITE - W 11-14, Seas SSW 3.1-4 feet @ 17sec
MONDAY - W 10-12, Seas SSW 2.5-3.8 feet @ 15sec
MONDAY NIGHT - W 10-12, Seas SSW 2.5-3.8 feet @ 15sec
SHORT-TERM SEA OF CORTEZ SOUTHERN HALF (south of 27N)
TODAY - SSW 10-13, Seas SSW 3.3-5.2 feet @ 17sec
TONITE - SSW 10-13, Seas SSW 3.3-5.2 feet @ 17sec
MONDAY - SW 10-12, Seas SSW 3.2-5.2 feet @ 16sec
MONDAY NIGHT - SW 10-12, Seas SSW 3.2-5.2 feet @ 16sec
LONG-TERM SEA OF CORTEZ
TUESDAY - Northern Half WNW 14-17, Seas SSW 2.7-3.7 feet @ 14sec, Southern Half NNW 11-14, Seas SSW 2.5-4.1 feet @ 14sec
WEDNESDAY - Northern Half NNW 16-20, Seas SSW 0-3.2 feet @ 13sec, Southern Half NNW 12-15, Seas SSW 3.1-4.4 feet @ 13sec
THURSDAY - Northern Half NNW 14-17, Seas SSW 0-3.9 feet @ 12sec, Southern Half NW 8-10, Seas SSW 2.1-3.6 feet @ 12sec
FRIDAY - Northern Half W 8-10, Seas N/A ?-? feet @ ?, Southern Half NNW 8-10, Seas N/A ?-? feet @ ?
SATURDAY - Northern Half W 12-15, Seas N/A ?-? feet @ ?, Southern Half NNW 13-16, Seas N/A ?-? feet @ ?
**SEA OF CORTEZ SOUTHERN CROSSING FORECAST**
SHORT-TERM SOUTHERN CROSSING (along 23N)
TODAY - SSW 10-13, Seas SSW 3.3-5.2 feet @ 17sec
TONITE - SSW 10-13, Seas SSW 3.3-5.2 feet @ 17sec
MONDAY - SW 10-12, Seas SSW 3.2-5.2 feet @ 16sec
MONDAY NIGHT - SW 10-12, Seas SSW 3.2-5.2 feet @ 16sec
LONG-TERM SOUTHERN CROSSING
TUESDAY - NNW 11-14, Seas SSW 2.5-4.1 feet @ 14sec
WEDNESDAY - NNW 12-15, Seas SSW 3.1-4.4 feet @ 13sec
THURSDAY - NW 8-10, Seas SSW 2.1-3.6 feet @ 12sec
FRIDAY - NNW 8-10, Seas N/A ?-? feet @ ?
SATURDAY - NNW 13-16, Seas N/A ?-? feet @ ?
**MAZATLAN TO BANDERAS BAY FORECAST**
SHORT-TERM MAZATLAN TO BAHIA BANDERAS
TODAY - WSW 7-9, Seas SSW 0-4.2 feet @ 16sec
TONITE - WSW 7-9, Seas SSW 0-4.2 feet @ 16sec
MONDAY - NW 10-12, Seas SSW 1.7-3.7 feet @ 14sec
MONDAY NIGHT - NW 10-12, Seas SSW 1.7-3.7 feet @ 14sec
LONG-TERM MAZATLAN TO BAHIA BANDERAS
TUESDAY - NW 10-12, Seas SSW 2.1-3.4 feet @ 14sec
WEDNESDAY - NNW 10-13, Seas SSW 0-3 feet @ 13sec
THURSDAY - NW 7-9, Seas SSW 0-3 feet @ 12sec
FRIDAY - NW 10-13, Seas N/A ?-? feet @ ?
SATURDAY - NNW 10-13, Seas N/A ?-? feet @ ?
**CABO CORRIENTES FORECAST**
SHORT-TERM CABO CORRIENTES TO MANZANILLO
TODAY - W 7-9, Seas SSW 0-5.5 feet @ 16sec
TONITE - W 7-9, Seas SSW 0-5.5 feet @ 16sec
MONDAY - NW 10-13, Seas SSW 0-4.6 feet @ 14sec
MONDAY NIGHT - NW 10-13, Seas SSW 0-4.6 feet @ 14sec
LONG-TERM CABO CORRIENTES TO MANZANILLO
TUESDAY - NNW 10-13, Seas SSW 1.4-4.5 feet @ 14sec
WEDNESDAY - NW 10-13, Seas SSW 2.2-3.9 feet @ 12sec
THURSDAY - NNW 8-10, Seas SSW 0-4.2 feet @ 12sec
FRIDAY - NW 11-14, Seas N/A ?-? feet @ ?
SATURDAY - NNW 14-17, Seas N/A ?-? feet @ ?
**MEXICAN RIVIERA FORECAST**
SHORT-TERM MEXICAN RIVIERA MANZANILLO TO BAHIAS DE HUATULCO
TODAY - W 6-8, Seas SSW 0-5.5 feet @ 16sec
TONITE - W 6-8, Seas SSW 0-5.5 feet @ 16sec
MONDAY - E 6-7, Seas SSW 0-5.2 feet @ 15sec
MONDAY NIGHT - E 6-7, Seas SSW 0-5.2 feet @ 15sec
LONG-TERM MEXICAN RIVIERA MANZANILLO TO BAHIAS DE HUATULCO
TUESDAY - E 4-5, Seas SSW 0-4.7 feet @ 14sec
WEDNESDAY - W 7-9, Seas SSW 0-4 feet @ 12sec
THURSDAY - WNW 12-15, Seas N/A ?-? feet @ ?
FRIDAY - WNW 11-14, Seas N/A ?-? feet @ ?
SATURDAY - WNW 16-20, Seas N/A ?-? feet @ ?
**TEHUANTEPEC FORECAST**
.48 HOUR FORECAST WITHIN 16N94W TO 16N95W TO 15N96W TO 14N96W TO
14N95W TO 16N94W...INCLUDING THE GULF OF TEHUANTEPEC... N TO NE
WINDS 20 TO 30 KT. SEAS LESS THAN 2.5 M.
1004 MB LOW PRESSURE, THE REMNANTS OF RAYMOND, ARE OVER THE
SOUTHERN GULF OF CALIFORNIA NEAR 25N110W. NUMEROUS SHOWERS AND
THUNDERSTORMS ARE ACTIVE ALONG THE COAST OF SOUTHERN SONORA AND
NORTHERN SINALOA. STRONG S TO SW WINDS COVER MUCH OF THE SOUTHERN
GULF OF CALIFORNIA ASSOCIATED WITH THE LOW PRESSURE. LIMITED
FETCH ACROSS THE BASIN IS MAINTAINING 4 TO 6 FT SEAS. OFF THE
PACIFIC COAST OF THE BAJA PENINSULA, MODERATE TO FRESH NE WINDS
ARE ACTIVE BETWEEN THE GENERAL LOW PRESSURE OVER THE GULF OF
CALIFORNIA AND 1035 MB HIGH PRESSURE CENTERED WELL TO THE NORTH
NEAR 45N144W. NW SWELL OF 8 TO 9 FT IS IMPACTING THE WATERS OFF
GUADALUPE ISLAND AND OFF THE NORTHERN COAST OF BAJA CALIFORNIA
NORTE. FARTHER SOUTH, THE PRESSURE GRADIENT BETWEEN HIGH PRESSURE
OVER THE GULF OF AMERICA AND LOWER PRESSURE OVER THE MONSOON
TROUGH IS SUPPORTING FRESH NORTHERLY GAP WINDS AND SEAS TO 7 FT
ACROSS THE GULF OF TEHUANTEPEC. THUNDERSTORMS ARE ACTIVE JUST
SOUTH OF THE GULF OF TEHUANTEPEC, ASSOCIATED WITH A SLOW MOVING
TROPICAL WAVE FARTHER SOUTH IN THE DEEP TROPICS.
FOR THE FORECAST, THE REMNANTS OF RAYMOND WILL DISSIPATE OVER THE
SOUTHERN GULF OF CALIFORNIA AND ADJACENT BAJA CALIFORNIA TODAY.
FRESH TO LOCALLY STRONG NW WINDS AND ROUGH SEAS WILL IMPACT
OFFSHORE WATERS OF BAJA CALIFORNIA NORTE THROUGH TONIGHT AS HIGH
PRESSURE BUILDS S TOWARD THE REGION. LOW PRESSURE OVER THE SW
U.S. MAY BRING SOME LOCALLY FRESH TO STRONG SW WINDS TO THE FAR
NORTHERN GULF OF CALIFORNIA MON. STRONG NORTHERLY GAP WINDS IN
THE GULF OF TEHUANTEPEC WILL SUBSIDE TODAY THEN REDEVELOP
STARTING MON NIGHT. LOOKING AHEAD, AN AREA OF LOW PRESSURE IS
EXPECTED TO FORM OFF THE COAST OF SOUTHERN MEXICO BY THE MIDDLE
OF THE WEEK. ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS ARE FORECAST TO BE
CONDUCIVE FOR SOME DEVELOPMENT THEREAFTER, AS THE SYSTEM MOVES
SLOWLY NORTHWARD OR NORTHWESTWARD NEAR OR JUST OFFSHORE OF THE
COAST OF SOUTHERN MEXICO.
SHORT-TERM TEHUANTEPEC
TODAY - NNE 5-6, Seas SW 0-5.1 feet @ 14sec
TONITE - NNE 5-6, Seas SW 0-5.1 feet @ 14sec
MONDAY - NNE 6-8, Seas SSW 0-5.2 feet @ 15sec
MONDAY NIGHT - NNE 6-8, Seas SSW 0-5.2 feet @ 15sec
LONG-TERM TEHUANTEPEC
TUESDAY - N 14-17, Seas SSW 2.4-4.7 feet @ 13sec
WEDNESDAY - N 18-23, Seas SSW 4-5.5 feet @ 13sec
THURSDAY - N 10-12, Seas SSW 0-3.9 feet @ 19sec
FRIDAY - E 26-33, Seas N/A ?-? feet @ ?
SATURDAY - SE 28-35, Seas N/A ?-? feet @ ?
**GAP WINDS FORECAST**
.INTERTROPICAL CONVERGENCE ZONE/MONSOON TROUGH...
MONSOON TROUGH FROM 13N87W TO 13N90W TO 09N125W. ITCZ FROM
09N125W TO BEYOND 09N140W. SCATTERED MODERATE FROM 12N TO 15N
BETWEEN 93W AND 98W.
THE MONSOON TROUGH EXTENDS FROM 13N87W TO 13N90W TO 09N125W. THE
ITCZ THEN CONTINUES FROM 09N125W TO BEYOND 09N140W. SCATTERED
MODERATE CONVECTION FROM 12N TO 15N BETWEEN 93W AND 98W.
BROAD RIDGING PREVAILS NORTH OF THE MONSOON TROUGH AND ITCZ, WITH
MODERATE TO FRESH N WINDS ACROSS THESE WATERS AS HIGH PRESSURE
BUILDS SOUTHWARD. SEAS ARE 5 TO 7 FT IN THIS REGION, EXCEPT FOR 8
TO 10 FT N OF 25N BETWEEN 115W AND 130W, WHERE N SWELL IS
PROPAGATING. GENTLE TO MODERATE SOUTHERLY WINDS ARE SOUTH OF THE
ITCZ ALONG WITH SEAS OF 5 TO 7 FT. MODERATE SOUTH TO SOUTHWEST
WINDS AND SEAS OF 5 TO 7 FT ARE SOUTH OF THE MONSOON TROUGH.
FOR THE FORECAST, HIGH PRESSURE WILL BUILD ACROSS THE AREA EARLY
THIS WEEK. WINDS NORTH OF THE ITCZ WILL BECOME GENTLE TO
MODERATE NORTHEAST TO EAST IN DIRECTION, AND MOSTLY GENTLE IN
SPEEDS FROM NORTH TO NORTHEAST IN DIRECTION NORTH OF THE MONSOON
TROUGH. SEAS MAY LOWER SLIGHTLY EARLY THIS WEEK. A WEAKENING
COLD FRONT IS LIKELY TO BRUSH THE WATERS NORTH OF 25N TUE AND
WED.
...INTERTROPICAL CONVERGENCE ZONE/MONSOON TROUGH...
1004 MB LOW PRESSURE, THE REMNANTS OF RAYMOND, ARE OVER THE
SOUTHERN GULF OF CALIFORNIA NEAR 25N110W. NUMEROUS SHOWERS AND
THUNDERSTORMS ARE ACTIVE ALONG THE COAST OF SOUTHERN SONORA AND
NORTHERN SINALOA. STRONG S TO SW WINDS COVER MUCH OF THE SOUTHERN
GULF OF CALIFORNIA ASSOCIATED WITH THE LOW PRESSURE. LIMITED
FETCH ACROSS THE BASIN IS MAINTAINING 4 TO 6 FT SEAS. OFF THE
PACIFIC COAST OF THE BAJA PENINSULA, MODERATE TO FRESH NE WINDS
ARE ACTIVE BETWEEN THE GENERAL LOW PRESSURE OVER THE GULF OF
CALIFORNIA AND 1035 MB HIGH PRESSURE CENTERED WELL TO THE NORTH
NEAR 45N144W. NW SWELL OF 8 TO 9 FT IS IMPACTING THE WATERS OFF
GUADALUPE ISLAND AND OFF THE NORTHERN COAST OF BAJA CALIFORNIA
NORTE. FARTHER SOUTH, THE PRESSURE GRADIENT BETWEEN HIGH PRESSURE
OVER THE GULF OF AMERICA AND LOWER PRESSURE OVER THE MONSOON
TROUGH IS SUPPORTING FRESH NORTHERLY GAP WINDS AND SEAS TO 7 FT
ACROSS THE GULF OF TEHUANTEPEC. THUNDERSTORMS ARE ACTIVE JUST
SOUTH OF THE GULF OF TEHUANTEPEC, ASSOCIATED WITH A SLOW MOVING
TROPICAL WAVE FARTHER SOUTH IN THE DEEP TROPICS.
MODERATE SW WINDS PREVAIL ACROSS MOST OF THE REGION, WITH SEAS OF
5 TO 7 FT IN SW SWELL IMPACTING THE OFFSHORE WATERS FROM COSTA
RICA NORTHWARD. GENTLE TO MODERATE BREEZES AND 3 TO 5 FT SEAS IN
SW SWELL ARE NOTED ELSEWHERE FARTHER SOUTH. SCATTERED MODERATE
CONVECTION IS MOST ROBUST CLOSEST TO THE MONSOON TROUGH OFFSHORE
COSTA RICA.
1004 MB LOW PRESSURE, THE REMNANTS OF RAYMOND, ARE OVER THE
SOUTHERN GULF OF CALIFORNIA NEAR 25N110W. NUMEROUS SHOWERS AND
THUNDERSTORMS ARE ACTIVE ALONG THE COAST OF SOUTHERN SONORA AND
NORTHERN SINALOA. STRONG S TO SW WINDS COVER MUCH OF THE SOUTHERN
GULF OF CALIFORNIA ASSOCIATED WITH THE LOW PRESSURE. LIMITED
FETCH ACROSS THE BASIN IS MAINTAINING 4 TO 6 FT SEAS. OFF THE
PACIFIC COAST OF THE BAJA PENINSULA, MODERATE TO FRESH NE WINDS
ARE ACTIVE BETWEEN THE GENERAL LOW PRESSURE OVER THE GULF OF
CALIFORNIA AND 1035 MB HIGH PRESSURE CENTERED WELL TO THE NORTH
NEAR 45N144W. NW SWELL OF 8 TO 9 FT IS IMPACTING THE WATERS OFF
GUADALUPE ISLAND AND OFF THE NORTHERN COAST OF BAJA CALIFORNIA
NORTE. FARTHER SOUTH, THE PRESSURE GRADIENT BETWEEN HIGH PRESSURE
OVER THE GULF OF AMERICA AND LOWER PRESSURE OVER THE MONSOON
TROUGH IS SUPPORTING FRESH NORTHERLY GAP WINDS AND SEAS TO 7 FT
ACROSS THE GULF OF TEHUANTEPEC. THUNDERSTORMS ARE ACTIVE JUST
SOUTH OF THE GULF OF TEHUANTEPEC, ASSOCIATED WITH A SLOW MOVING
TROPICAL WAVE FARTHER SOUTH IN THE DEEP TROPICS.
FOR THE FORECAST, THE REMNANTS OF RAYMOND WILL DISSIPATE OVER THE
SOUTHERN GULF OF CALIFORNIA AND ADJACENT BAJA CALIFORNIA TODAY.
FRESH TO LOCALLY STRONG NW WINDS AND ROUGH SEAS WILL IMPACT
OFFSHORE WATERS OF BAJA CALIFORNIA NORTE THROUGH TONIGHT AS HIGH
PRESSURE BUILDS S TOWARD THE REGION. LOW PRESSURE OVER THE SW
U.S. MAY BRING SOME LOCALLY FRESH TO STRONG SW WINDS TO THE FAR
NORTHERN GULF OF CALIFORNIA MON. STRONG NORTHERLY GAP WINDS IN
THE GULF OF TEHUANTEPEC WILL SUBSIDE TODAY THEN REDEVELOP
STARTING MON NIGHT. LOOKING AHEAD, AN AREA OF LOW PRESSURE IS
EXPECTED TO FORM OFF THE COAST OF SOUTHERN MEXICO BY THE MIDDLE
OF THE WEEK. ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS ARE FORECAST TO BE
CONDUCIVE FOR SOME DEVELOPMENT THEREAFTER, AS THE SYSTEM MOVES
SLOWLY NORTHWARD OR NORTHWESTWARD NEAR OR JUST OFFSHORE OF THE
COAST OF SOUTHERN MEXICO.
SHORT-TERM GAP WINDS (Near 11N 86W)
TODAY - S 10-13, Seas SW 0-5.3 feet @ 15sec
TONITE - S 10-13, Seas SW 0-5.3 feet @ 15sec
MONDAY - S 10-13, Seas SW 0-5.4 feet @ 15sec
MONDAY NIGHT - S 10-13, Seas SW 0-5.4 feet @ 15sec
LONG-TERM GAP WINDS (Near 11N 86W)
TUESDAY - SSE 10-12, Seas SW 0-5.1 feet @ 14sec
WEDNESDAY - SSW 11-14, Seas SW 0-3.6 feet @ 12sec
THURSDAY - W 11-14, Seas N/A ?-? feet @ ?
FRIDAY - WSW 9-11, Seas N/A ?-? feet @ ?
SATURDAY - W 8-10, Seas N/A ?-? feet @ ?
** TSUNAMI INFO **
tsunami
See https://www.tsunami.gov/events/xml/PHEBAtom.xml PTCW - Tsunami warnings and info for Pacific Ocean (1.8 days old)
Updated 10 Oct 2025 22:44:10 GMT (1.8 days old)
See https://www.tsunami.gov/events/xml/PAAQAtom.xml NWS West Coast/Alaska Tsunami Center Bulletins (1.9 days old)
Updated 10 Oct 2025 20:44:14 GMT (1.9 days old)
near the Drake Passage, south of South America
https://www.tsunami.gov/events/PAAQ/2025/10/10/t3xnl1/1/WEAK53/WEAK53.txt
WEAK53 PAAQ 102044
TIBAK1
Tsunami Information Statement Number 1
NWS National Tsunami Warning Center Palmer AK
144 PM PDT Fri Oct 10 2025
...THIS IS A TSUNAMI INFORMATION STATEMENT...
EVALUATION
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* There is no tsunami danger for the U.S. West Coast, British Columbia, or Alaska.
* Earthquakes of this size are known to generate tsunamis dangerous to shorelines near the source.
PRELIMINARY EARTHQUAKE PARAMETERS
---------------------------------
* The following parameters are based on a rapid preliminary
assessment of the earthquake and changes may occur.
* Magnitude 7.8
* Origin Time 1229 AKDT Oct 10 2025
1329 PDT Oct 10 2025
2029 UTC Oct 10 2025
* Coordinates 60.3 South 61.9 West
* Depth 6 miles
* Location near the Drake Passage, south of South America
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION AND NEXT UPDATE
--------------------------------------
* 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.
$$