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PMZ001-132045-
Synopsis for the E Pacific within 250 nm of Mexico
140 AM PDT Wed May 13 2026

.SYNOPSIS...Strong to near gale-force northerly gap winds will 
continue across the Gulf of Tehuantepec through this morning, 
then pulse again to near 30 kt Wed night through Thu morning as 
high pressure builds over eastern Mexico behind a cold front in 
the Bay of Campeche. Seas will peak around 10 ft at times with 
these peak winds. Fresh to strong N winds will then pulse there 
into Fri morning before gap winds end Fri afternoon. Fresh S to 
SW winds will continue overnight in the northern Gulf of 
California as a trough prevails, then become fresh to strong from
the W Wed evening and night. Otherwise, moderate to fresh winds 
are expected across the offshore waters of Baja California 
through Fri as ridging west of the area strengthens. Winds will 
increase to fresh to strong well offshore Baja California Norte 
this weekend. Moderate seas in mixed SW and NW swell will 
dominate the offshore waters, building to 8-9 ft offshore Baja 
California Norte Fri night, then to 8-14 ft on Sun, with seas of 
8 ft or greater spreading southward to offshore of Cabo San 
Lazaro by Sun night.