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AMZ101-081530-
Synopsis for the SW N Atlantic including the Bahamas
1123 PM EDT Tue Apr 7 2026

.SYNOPSIS...A nearly stationary front extends from 31N73W to a
developing low pressure near 28N75W to the Florida Straits. The
low pressure will track slowly NE, lifting N of the area near
Bermuda Thu, while the front drifts E, extending SW from near
Bermuda to western Cuba later Thu into Fri. Thunderstorms with
gusty winds will impact waters along and east of the track of the
low pressure. The pressure gradient between strong high pressure 
to the north of our waters and the front is supporting NE gales 
offshore NE Florida. These gales will spread eastward to about 
72W, mainly north of 28N, through Wed night, before gradually 
ending as the low pressure moves north of the area. Very rough 
seas of 15 to 20 ft will be generated by these gales, and rough 
seas in N swell will impact a much larger area through the end of 
the week. The front is likely to linger over the basin into the 
weekend, so marine conditions could be slow to improve.