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Why is Sea State Important?• Because it’s the seas that will kill you!!!– 1 gal of water = approximately 8 lbs per gal– 1,000,000 gals of water with the force of windbehind it can destroy a concrete building.
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Weather for the MarinerCDR Donna Se
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Decisions Affected by Weather:Crew
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Decisions Affected by Weather:Navig
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Weather Tools Available On• Barom
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Weather Tools Onboard Navy 44• Ch
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Typical chart receivedonboard a Nav
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Nautical Weather Sayings• Red sky
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Marine Weather Thumb Rules• Pay a
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Marine Weather Thumb Rules• Low a
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Marine Weather Thumb Rules• Chang
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Air Masses• Air masses are vast b
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Can you pick out the5 types of air
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Pressure• The Earth is alwaysthro
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High Pressure• Air circulates aro
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Pressure• Atmospheric pressure is
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Pressure and P`essure Trends• Wat
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Wind and Pressure• Wind is the re
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Wind and Pressure• Weather charts
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The red arrow indicates your boat
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Air Masses and Frontal Systems• W
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Cold Front• Cold Air pushes under
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Cold Front Weather Sequence• Wind
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Cold Front Weather Sequence• As f
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Microburst Sequence
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Warm Front Weather• Cirrus clouds
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Nimbostratus (Ns)Altostratus (As)Ci
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Occluded Front• Occurs when cold
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Typical chart receivedonboard a Nav
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Nautical Weather Sayings• Red sky
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Forecasting weather usingclouds•
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CloudsAltocumulus Ac(mackerel skies
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Cloudscumulus Cu (heap)
Page 68 and 69: CloudsCumulonimbus Cb
Page 70 and 71: CloudsCumulonimbus with waterspout
Page 72 and 73: Red Sky at NightSailor’s Delight
Page 74 and 75: “Mackerel Skies and Mare’s Tail
Page 76 and 77: USN Official Use Only ResourcesNava
Page 78 and 79: Location of NOAA Buoys
Page 80 and 81: Location of NOAA Buoys
Page 82: Location of NOAA Buoys
Page 86 and 87: SSB or HF Radio• Voice Broadcasts
Page 88 and 89: Wind WarningsGale Warnings: 34 - 47
Page 90 and 91: Hurricane Warnings• Definite Clos
Page 92 and 93: Hurricanes and Tropical Storms• A
Page 94 and 95: Onboard Weather ChartsHF Facsimile
Page 96 and 97: Weather Charts• Weather Charts ca
Page 98 and 99: Weather Chart Symbols
Page 100 and 101: Weather Charts and Symbols• Surfa
Page 102 and 103: Deciphering Wind Barbs• Wind barb
Page 104 and 105: Deciphering Wind BarbsWhat is the d
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Page 109: Surface Forecast Charts for 24 hr 4
Page 112 and 113: Remember what the bold 564 isoheigh
Page 114 and 115: Upper Level Weather Charts• Upper
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