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Top News of the Day: On 08/15/08, the limits of the Regional West Atlantic charts will will change to 24N-48N, 48W-101W (Click here for an example). Send comments to David.Feit@noaa.gov by 07/15/08.

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READ the article-The Impact of QuikSCAT Winds on the Issuance of Marine Wind Warnings

Link: Mariners Weather Log