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AMZ101-011945-
Synopsis for the SW N Atlantic including the Bahamas
235 AM EST Sun Nov 1 2026

.SYNOPSIS...A cold front extending from 31N48W to 26N62W will 
begin to weaken this afternoon while it moves southeastward as 
high pressure in its wake builds across the western Atlantic.
Mariners can expect widespread areas of fresh to locally strong 
northeast to east winds along with rough seas to near 11 feet 
from Mon night through Tue night over the waters N of about 26N 
and W of about 60W. The front is forecast to become nearly 
stationary near today through Mon night. A warm front will 
develop over the NE Gulf Tue, and move northeastward across the SW
north Atlantic Wed. As the high pressure off of the U.S. east 
coast gradually shifts east, a weakening cold front will approach 
from the eastern Gulf Thu, then move offshore of Florida late Thu 
night.