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Products listed on this page are provided by the Ocean Prediction Center in Camp Springs, Maryland. The forecast area  includes the North Atlantic offshore and high seas waters. The products are transmitted via high frequency (HF)  through transmitters of the United States Coast Guard from Marshfield, Massachusetts. The HF shortwave  signal is decoded by Weather FAX receivers onboard ships in the forecast area. The broadcast frequencies are listed below.

NOTE: If you are interested in printing the marine weather charts listed on this page a TIFF viewer is required to have a white background.   Also, the black & white GIF images are available for printing, but they are not ideally sized for printing the complete chart. The GIF marine weather charts are color enhanced and includes the actual color coded weather symbols.

Time delay of analysis products:  Graphic analysis/forecast charts  broadcast by radiofacsimile are available by broadcast time and are usually available 30 minutes prior to broadcast.   

Click for information on key terms & symbols used on charts and for information on the coding used on the surface preliminary analysis.

NOAA National Weather Service Washington, D.C.
Radiofacsimile Schedule transmitted via
U.S.C.G. Marshfield, Massachusetts (NMF) 16 April 2006

 

Standard Time

Atlantic Time	Eastern Time	Central Time	Mountain Time	Pacific Time	Alaska Time	Hawaii Time	Z difference
-4	-5	-6	-7	-8	-9	-10

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Print Schedule valid April 16, 2006
Latest Radiofacsimile Schedule Change effective May 16, 2006
Worldwide Radiofacsimile Broadcast Schedule PDF

*Tropical Cyclone Danger Area chart replaced by High Wind/Wave Warning chart from December 1 - May 15th.

**Note: Tropical Products listed are issued by the Tropical Prediction Center. Refer to the schedule from TPC for further information.

Note: There is a program called  FTPmail which can be used to retrieve to  text messages/charts from the Ocean Prediction Center. The ftp server  is maintained by the National Weather service and will retrieve any marine products available from any office of the National Weather Service.

Contractions: VT=VALID TIME, Hr=Hour, WV=Wave, Bul=Bulletin

Assigned Frequencies (KHZ): Day = 6340.5,9110,12750
                                               Night= 4235, 6340.5, 9110, 12750

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Last modified on Tuesday, June 23, 2009