Security, security, security, all stations, all stations, all stations, this is Coast Guard Radio, Coast Guard Radio, Coast Guard Radio, wind warning received by MetService, issued at 2259 hours, Sunday the 14th of July, valid until midnight, Monday the 15th. Strong wind advisory.
All stations, all stations, all stations this is Maritime Radio, Maritime Radio, Zulu, Lima, Mike.
Overseas broadcast of Strongwind Advisory Alpha 2-8, issued at 2259 GMT, around until midnight Monday 1/5 July 2024. Strongwind Advisory Alpha 2-8 for the Manukau Harbour, northeast, 2-5 knots, gusting 3-5 knots, developing this morning, easy below advisory criteria this afternoon.
Gale Warning Alpha 2-8 for the Haldicken Gulf, east to east, 3-0 knots, gusting 4-0 knots, rising to northeast, 3-5 knots, gusting 4-5 knots, early morning, easy below advisory criteria late afternoon.
Strongwind Advisory Alpha 2-8 for the Wajimata Harbour, east to east, 2-5 knots, gusting 3-5 knots, rising to northeast, 3-0 knots, gusting 4-0 knots this morning, easy below advisory criteria early evening.
Gale Warning Alpha 2-8 for the area from Brigham Heath to Cape Coral, east to east, 3-5 knots, gusting 4-5 knots, tending northeast, 3-5 knots, gusting 4-5 knots, early morning, northeast, easing to 2-5 knots, gusting 3-5 knots, late afternoon, easing below advisory criteria early evening.
This morning, Captain Xander replaces Advisory Alpha 2-7.
Good evening to all cast and crew, this is Captain Eric Lander, this is Captain Richard, 2-0 to cap.
Maritime Radio, Zulu, Lima, Maaich, for the on-receive broadcast of Strongwind, the advisory
output to 8 for the Manukau Harbour, Hauraki Gulf, Waiatu Manukau Harbour, and Brindisi
to Cape Cod, we'll brief you soon on the appropriate radiation channel for your area of the channel
67, 68, 69, or 71.
Maritime Radio, going up.
All stations, all stations, this is Maritime Radio, Maritime Radio, Zulu, Lima Mike, New Zealand Coastal Navigation Warnings in force.
1-2-3 Oblique 2-4 Area Raglan and Stephens 8-6 Oblique 2-4 Area Edible 8-5 Oblique 2-4 Area Grey 8-2-4 Area Stephens
Auckland marine weather situation and forecast.
Situation. A high to the south east of the country retreats eastwards tomorrow as a complex low pressure system over the Tasman Sea brings an associated front onto northern New Zealand.
The front is expected to move southwards across central and southern New Zealand on Tuesday, followed by a couple of troughs from the north west during Wednesday and Thursday.
Forecast for Manukau Harbour issued at 2-0-4-5 hours.
New Zealand Standard Time Sunday 1-4 July 2-0-2-4 by Meteorological Service of New Zealand.
Strong wind advisory. Sunday. Easterly 1-5 knots. Cease light. Mostly cloudy with poor visibility in showers from late evening.
Southwest swell half a metre. Monday. Easterly 1-5 knots. Rising to north east 2-5 knots. Gusting 3-5 knots in the morning. Easing to north east 2-0 knots in the afternoon and to variable 5 knots during the evening.
Sea becoming rough in the morning. Easing in the afternoon. Poor visibility in rain developing in the morning. Easing to isolated showers late evening but remaining cloudy.
Westerly swell half to 1 metre. Tuesday. Becoming southwest 1-0 knots in the morning. Easing to variable 5 knots in the evening. Fine becoming cloudy later.
Westerly swell rising to 1-5 metres. Wednesday. Variable 5 knots. Showers clearing later. Westerly swell 1-5 metres. Easing to 1 metre.
Thursday. Variable 5 knots. Becoming north east 1-0 knots late. Partly cloudy. Westerly swell 1 metre. Forecast for Waitemata Harbour issued at 2-0-4-5 hours.
New Zealand Standard Time Sunday 1-4 July 2-0-2-4. By Meteorological Service of New Zealand. Strong Wind Advisory. Sunday.
Easterly 2-0 knots gusting 3-0 knots. Rising to north east 2-5 knots gusting 3-5 knots late this evening. Sea becoming rough this evening. Mostly cloudy with poor visibility in showers from late evening.
Monday. North east 2-5 knots gusting 3-5 knots. Rising to 3-0 knots gusting 4-0 knots in the morning. Easing to north east 1-5 knots early evening and to variable 5 knots late evening.
Roughly easing in the evening. Poor visibility in rain developing in the morning. Easing to isolated showers late evening but remaining cloudy.
Tuesday. Becoming south west 1-0 knots in the morning. Easing to variable 5 knots in the evening. Fine becoming cloudy later. Wednesday. Variable 5 knots. Showers clearing later.
Thursday. Variable 5 knots. Becoming north east 1-0 knots later. Partly cloudy. Forecast to follow rocky gulf issued at 2-0-4-5 hours. New Zealand Standard Time Sunday 1-4 July 2-0-2-4. By MetService.
Gale Warning. Sunday. Eastly 3-0 knots gusting 4-0 knots. Rough. Mostly cloudy with poor visibility in showers. North east 12-1/2 meter.
Monday. North east 3-0 knots gusting 4-0 knots. Rising to 3-5 knots gusting 4-5 knots early morning. North east easing to 2-5 knots gusting 3-5 knots in the afternoon.
And northerly 1-0 knots in the evening. Sea becoming very rough in the morning. Easing in the afternoon. Poor visibility in rain developing in the morning. Easing to isolated showers late evening but remaining cloudy.
North east swell rising to 1-1.5 meters. Tuesday. Turning south west 1-0 knots in the morning. Rising to variable 5 knots in the evening. A few showers clearing.
North east swell 1-2-1.5 meters. Easing to 1/2 a meter. Wednesday. Variable 5 knots. Showers clearing later. North east swell 1/2 a meter dying out.
Thursday. Wednesday 1-0 knots. Becoming northerly 1-0 knots later. Passing cloudy. Forecast for Breamhead to Cape Calvin issued at 2-0-4-5 hours. New Zealand standard time Sunday 1-4 July 2-0-2-4.
Breamhead service. Gain a warning. Sunday. Easting 3-5 knots. Gusting 4-5 knots. Turning north east 3-5 knots. Gusting 4-5 knots overnight.
Seeming very rough. Mostly cloudy with poor visibility in showers. East east swell 1 meter. Rising to 1.5 meters this afternoon.
Monday. North east 3-5 knots. Gusting 4-5 knots. Rising to 2-5 knots. Gusting 3-5 knots this afternoon and to 1-5 knots in the evening. Becoming northwest 1-0 knots this evening.
Very rough easing in the afternoon. Poor visibility in rain developing in the morning with thunderstorms possible in the afternoon. Rain easing to isolated showers late evening but remaining cloudy.
North east swell rising to 2-2-2-5 meters. Tuesday. Becoming southwest 1-5 knots. In the morning, easing to westerly 1-0 knots this afternoon.
Sun. North east swell 2 meters. Easing to 1 meter. Wednesday. Easing to variable 5 knots early. Cloudy. Showers developing. North east swell 1 meter.
Thursday. Becoming westerly 1-0 knots early. Turning northerly 1-0 knots later.
Sun. North east swell 1 meter. Easing to 1/2 meter. High tide at Auckland. Monday. 0-1-3-2 hours 2.9 meters. Monday. 1-4-0-5 hours 2.7 meters.
High tide at Whanganui. Monday. 0-4-2-8 hours 3.4 meters. Monday. 1-7-0-4 hours 3.3 meters.
Rainbow Bulletin for New Zealand Coastal Waters issued at 2-1-2-0 hours on 1-4-July-2-0-2.
Security, security, security. All stations, all stations, this is Maritime Radio. Maritime
Radio, Zulu, Lima, Mike, for the Maritime Safety Information Broadcast, including gate
warnings for Corval, Brett, Kaipara, Ragwin, Stephens, and Gray, please listen on the appropriate
channel for your area, either channel 6, 7, 6, 8, 6, 9, or 7, 1.
knots in the evening, fine, becoming cloudy later, westerly swell, rising to 1,5 meters,
Wednesday, variable, 5 knots, showers, clearing later, westerly swell, 1,5 meters, easing
to 1 meter, Thursday, variable, 5 knots, becoming northeast, 1,0 knots, late, partially cloudy,
westerly swell, 1 meter, forecast for whiter matter harbor issued at 1,629 hours, New Zealand
Standard Time Sunday, 1,4, July.
2,0, 2,4, by Meteorological Service of New Zealand Strong Wind Advisory, Sunday, easterly,
2,0 knots, gusting, 3,0 knots, rising to northeast, 2,5 knots, gusting, 3,5 knots, late this evening,
sea becoming rough this evening, mostly cloudy with pours.
4, visibility, in showers from late evening, Monday, northeast, 2,5 knots, gusting, 3,5 knots,
rising to 3,0 knots, gusting, 4,0 knots, in the morning, easing to northeast, 1,5 knots,
early evening, and to variable, 5 knots, late evening.
Roughly easing in the evening, poor visibility, in rain developing in the morning, easing to
isolated showers, late evening but remaining cloudy, Tuesday, becoming southwest, 1,0 knots,
in the morning, easing to variable, 5 knots, in the evening, fine, becoming cloudy later,
Wednesday, variable.
5 knots, showers, clearing later, Thursday, variable, 5 knots, becoming northeast, 1,0 knots, later,
partly cloudy, forecast for rocky gulf issued, at 1,6,2, minor hours, New Zealand Standard Time Sunday,
1,4, July, 2.
0, 2, 4, the next service, gale warning, Sunday, east, 3,0 knots, gusting, 4,0 knots,
rising to 3,5 knots, gusting, 4,5 knots, early morning, north-east easing to 2,5 knots,
gusting, 3,5 knots, gusting, and to northerly, 1,0 knots, in the evening, sea becoming very
rough in the morning, easing in the afternoon, poor visibility, in rain developing in the
morning, easing to isolated showers, late evening, but remaining cloudy.
North-east swell, rising to 1,2,1,5, Thursday, turning south-west, 1,0 knots, in the morning,
easing to variable, 5 knots, in the evening, a few showers, late evening.
Tuesday, turning south-west, 1,0 knots, in the morning, easing to variable, 5 knots, in
the evening, a few showers, clearing.
North-east swell, 1,2,1, decimal, 5, meters, leech rising to half a meter.
Wednesday, variable, 5 knots, shelling to 5,0 knots, Thursday, turning south-west, 1,0,
knots, in the morning, easing to variable, 5 knots, in the evening, a few showers, clearing.
North-east swell, 1,2,1, decimal, 5, meters, leech rising to half a meter.
Thursday, turning south-west, 1,0 knots, easing to variable, 5 knots, in the evening, a few
showers, late evening.
Thursday, turning south-west, 1,0 knots, in the morning, easing to variable, 5 knots, in the
evening, a few showers, clearing.
North-east swell, 1,2,1, decimal, 5 knots, easing to 5,0 knots, in the evening, a few
showers, shelling to 5,0 knots, easing to 5,0 knots, in the evening, a few showers,
clearing.
North-east swell, 1,2,1, decimal, 5,0 knots, easing to 5,0 knots, in the evening, a few
showers, shelling to 5,0 knots, easing to 5,0 knots, in the evening, a few showers, clearing.
North-east swell, 1,2,1, decimal, 5 knots, easing to 5,0 knots, easing to 5,0 knots, in the
evening, a few showers, clearing.
South-east swell, 1,2,1, decimal, 5 knots, easing to 5,0 knots, easing to 5,0 knots,
in the evening, a few showers, clearing.
North-east swell, 1,2,1, decimal, 5 knots, easing to 5,0 knots, in the evening, a few
Partly cloudy. Forecast from Greenhead to Cape Coral, Washington at 1.62. Minor hours. New Zealand Standard Time Sunday 1.04. July 2.024.
Daylight service. Gale warning. Sunday. Easterly 3.5 knots. Custing 4.5 knots. Turning north-east 3.5 knots. Custing 4.5 knots.
All the night. Very rough. Mostly cloudy with poor visibility and showers. Easterly swell 1.
Meter rising to 1.5 meters. This afternoon. Monday. East 3.5 knots. Custing 4.5 knots.
Rising to 2.5 knots. Custing 3.5 knots. East afternoon and 2.1 knots. Early evening.
Becoming west.
1.0 knots. Late evening. Very rough easing in the afternoon. Poor visibility. Rain developing in the morning.
With thunderstorms possible in the afternoon. Rain easing to isolated showers. Late evening but remaining cloudy.
Early swell. Rising to 2.2.2.5 meters. Tuesday.
Becoming south-west. 1.5 knots. In the morning. Easing to west day. 1.0 knots. Last afternoon. Fine.
Middle east swell. 2.0 meters. Easing to 1.0 meters. Wednesday. Easing to variable. 5 knots. Early. Cloudy. Showers developing. Middle east swell. 1.0 knots. Early. Cloudy. Shows developing.
moving, moving swell 1 meter, Thursday, becoming westerly 1, 0 watts, early, turning neverly, 1, 0 watts, later, fine, moving swell 1 meter,
keeping to half a meter, high touch Auckland, Monday, 0, 1, 3, 2, hours, 2, decimal.
knots in the evening, fine becoming cloudy later, westerly swell rising to 1.5 metres,
Wednesday, variable 5 knots, showers clearing later, westerly swell 1.5 metres easing to
1 metre, Thursday, variable 5 knots becoming north-east 1.0 knots late, partly cloudy,
westerly swell 1 metre, forecast for Waitemata Harbour issued at 1629 hours,
New Zealand Standard Time Sunday 1/4 July 2/0/2/4 by Meteorological Service of New Zealand Strong
Wind Advisory, Sunday, easterly 2/0 knots gusting 3/0 knots rising to north-east 2/5 knots gusting
3/5 knots late this evening, sea becoming rough this evening, mostly cloudy with poor visibility
and showers from late evening, Monday, north-east 2/5 knots gusting 3/5 knots rising to 3/0 knots
gusting 4/0 knots in the morning, easing to north-east 1/5 knots early evening, and variable
5 knots late evening, roughly easing in the evening, poor visibility in rain developing
in the morning, easing to isolated showers late evening but remaining cloudy, Tuesday,
becoming south-west 1/0 knots in the morning, easing to variable 5 knots in the evening,
fine, becoming cloudy later, Wednesday, variable 5 knots, showers clearing later, Thursday,
variable 5 knots, becoming north-east 1/0 knots later, partly cloudy, forecast low rocky gulf
issued at 1/6 to 9 hours, New Zealand Standard Time Sunday 1/4 July 2/0/2/4 by MetService,
gale warning, Sunday, east-east 3/0 knots gusting 4/0 knots, sea rough, mostly cloudy with poor
visibility and showers, north-east swell 1/2 a metre, Monday, north-east 3/0 knots gusting 4/0
knots, rising to 3/5 knots, gusting 4/5 knots, early morning, north-east easing to 2/5 knots,
gusting 3/5 knots, south-eastern and northerly 1/0 knots in the evening, becoming very rough in the
morning, easing into afternoon, poor visibility, rain developing in the morning, easing to isolated
showers, late evening remaining cloudy, north-east swell rising to 1 to 1.5 metres, Tuesday,
turning south-west 1/0 knots in the morning, rising to variable 5 knots in the evening,
a few showers clearing, north-east swell 1 to 1.5 metres, rising to half a metre,
Wednesday, variable 5 knots, showers clearing later, north-east swell 1/2 a metre, drying out,
Thursday, westerly 1/0 knots, becoming northerly 1/0 knots later, passing cloudy,
forecast from Green Head to Cape Corvallis should at 1 6 2 minor hours, New Zealand standard time
Sunday 1 4 July 2 0 2 4, downwind service, gain a warning, Sunday, easterly 3/5 knots, gusting
4/5 knots, turning north-east 3/5 knots, gusting 4/5 knots overnight, very rough, mostly cloudy,
wet poor visibility, rain showers, easterly swell 1 metre, rising to 1.5 metres this afternoon,
Sunday, north-east 3/5 knots, gusting 4/5 knots, rising to 2/5 knots, gusting 3/5 knots late afternoon
and to 1/5 knots early evening, becoming north-west 1/0 knots late evening, very rough
easing in the afternoon, poor visibility, rain developing in the morning with thunderstorms
possible in the afternoon, rain easing to isolated showers, late evening remaining cloudy,
north-east swell rising to 2.2.5 metres, Tuesday, becoming south-west 1/5 knots in the morning,
easing to westerly 1/0 knots early afternoon, sign, north-east swell 2 metres, easing to 1 metre,
Wednesday, easing to variable 5 knots early, cloudy, showers developing, north-east swell 1 metre,
Thursday, becoming westerly 1/0 knots early, turning northerly 1/0 knots later, sign,
north-east swell 1 metre, easing to 1/2 a metre, high tide to Auckland,
Monday, 0132 hours 2.
Marlborough issued, at, 1, 6, 2, 9, hours, New Zealand Standard Time Sunday, 1, 4, July, 2, 0, 2, 4,
by Meteorological Service of New Zealand Strong Wind Advisory, Sunday, Easterly, 1, 5, knots,
rising to, 2, 0, knots, gusting, 3, 0, knots, this evening, sea becoming moderate in the afternoon,
mostly cloudy with poor visibility, in showers from late evening, south-west swell, half a metre,
Monday, Easterly, 2, 0, knots, gusting, 3, 0, knots,
rising to north-east,
2, 5, knots, gusting, 3, 5, knots, early morning, easing to north-east,
2, 0, knots, in the afternoon, and to variable, 5, knots, during the evening,
sea becoming rough in the morning, easing in the afternoon,
poor visibility, in rain developing in the morning, easing to isolated showers,
late evening, but remaining,
cloudy, westerly swell, half to, 1, metre, Tuesday,
>> Marlborough issued at 1629 hours, New Zealand standard time Sunday 1/4 July 2024 by Meteorological
Service of New Zealand Strong Wind Advisory, Sunday, easterly 1/5 knots, rising to 2/0
knots, gusting 3/0 knots this evening, sea becoming moderate in the afternoon, mostly
cloudy with poor visibility in showers from late evening, southwest swell 1/2 a metre,
Sunday, easterly 2/0 knots, gusting 3/0 knots, rising to north-east 2/5 knots, gusting 3/5
knots early morning, easing to north-east 2/0 knots in the afternoon and to variable
5 knots during the evening, sea becoming rough in the morning, easing in the afternoon, poor
visibility in rain developing in the morning, easing to isolated showers, late evening but
remaining cloudy, westerly swell 1/2 to 1 metre, Tuesday.
All stations, all stations, this is Maritime Radio, Maritime Radio, Zulu Lima Mike.
New Zealand Coastal Navigation Warnings in force.
1, 2, 3, oblique, 2, 4.
Area, Raglan and Stephens.
8, 6, oblique, 2, 4.
Area, Abel.
8, 5, oblique, 2, 4.
Area, Gray.
8, oblique, 2, 4.
Area, Stephens.
Auckland Marine Weather Situation and Forecast Situation.
A high to the southeast of the country retreats eastwards tomorrow
as a complex low-pressure system over the Tasman Sea
brings an associated front on to northern New Zealand.
The front is expected to move southwards across central and southern New Zealand on Tuesday
followed by a couple of troughs from...
All stations, all stations, this is Maritime Radio, Maritime Radio, Zulu, Lima Mike, New Zealand Coastal Navigation warnings in force, 1-2-3, Oblique-2-4, Area Raglan and Stephens, 8-6, Oblique-2-4, Area Edble, 8-5, Oblique-2-4.
2-4, Area Grey, 8-8, Oblique-2-4, Area Stephens, Auckland marine weather situation and forecast situation, a high to the south east of the country, retreat eastwards tomorrow, as a complex low pressure system over the Tasman Sea, brings an associated front onto northern New Zealand.
The front is expected to move southwards across central and southern New Zealand on Tuesday, followed by a couple of troughs from...
Safety rotate, safe. Hall stations, hall stations, hall stations. First is Topor, maritime radio Topor, Miik, Zulu, Lima, Mike.
It's a maritime safety information broadcast. Force for sea areas, coke, tapata, raglan, stevens, and gray. Clean now 2207, 416-224, killers, or on the appropriate BHF channel for your area. 6-8, 6-9-0, 4-7-1.
For this is Tohpo Maritime Radio, Tohpo Media, Zulu, Lima, Mike, for Maritime Safety Information
Broadcast, North for Sea Areas, Cove, Kaipara, Raglan, Stephens and Gray, Lima, 2207-416-224,
Kilohertz, or on the appropriate VHF channel for your area, 6869471.
Security, security, security, all stations, all stations, all stations, this is Coast Guard Radio, Coast Guard Radio, Coast Guard Radio, issued 16-29, Sunday 14th July, valid until midnight Monday 15th July.
Strong wind advisory, Alpha 2-7 for Manukau Harbour, north-west 2-5 knots, gusting 3-5 knots, developing early Monday morning, easing below advisory criteria Monday afternoon.
GAL warning, Alpha 2-7 for Hauraki Gulf, easterly 30 knots, or 3-0 knots, gusting 4-0 knots, turning north-west 3-0.
GAL warning, Alpha 2-7 for Manukau Harbour, north-west 2-5 knots, gusting 3-0 knots, then rising to 3-5 knots, gusting 4-5 knots early Monday morning, north-east easing to 2-5 knots, gusting 3-5 knots Monday afternoon, easing below advisory criteria Monday evening.
Strong wind advisory, Alpha 2-7 for Waitemata.
Waitemata Harbour, north-east 2-5 knots, gusting 3-5 knots, developing late this evening, rising to 3-0 knots, gusting 4-0 knots Monday morning, easing below advisory criteria early Monday evening.
GAL warning, Alpha 2-7 for the area from Breamhead to Cape Cowhall.
Eastly 3-5 knots.
Eastly 3-5 knots, gusting 4-5 knots, turning north-east 3-5 knots, gusting 4-5 knots overnight, easing to 2-5 knots, gusting 3-5 knots late Monday afternoon, easing below advisory criteria early Monday evening.
This warning cancels and replaces advisory, Alpha 2-6.
This is Coast Guard Radio, out.
Security, Security, Security, All Stations, All Stations, All Stations, this is Coast
Guard Radio, Coast Guard Radio, Coast Guard Radio, issued 1629, Sunday 14th July, valid
until midnight Monday 15th July.
Strong wind advisory, Alpha 27 for Manukau Harbour, North West 25 knots, gusting 35 knots,
developing early Monday morning, easing below advisory criteria Monday afternoon.
GAL warning, Alpha 27 for Hauraki Gulf, easterly 30 knots, or 30 knots, gusting 40 knots, turning
north west, 30 knots gusting, 40 knots overnight, then rising to 35 knots gusting 45 knots early
Monday morning, north east easing to 25 knots gusting 35 knots Monday afternoon, easing
below advisory criteria Monday evening, strong wind advisory Alpha 27 for Waitemata Harbour,
north east 25 knots gusting 35 knots developing late this evening, rising to 30 knots gusting
40 knots Monday morning, easing below advisory criteria early Monday evening, GAL warning
Alpha 27 for the area from Bream Head to Cape Cow Hall, easterly 35 knots gusting 45 knots
turning north east 35 knots gusting 45 knots overnight, easing to 25 knots gusting 35 knots
late Monday afternoon, easing below advisory criteria early Monday evening, this warning
cancels and replaces advisory Alpha 26, this is Coast Guard Radio out.
All stations, all stations, all stations, this is Maritime Radio, Maritime Radio, Zulu,
Lima, Mike, Gale Warning Alpha 2-7 and Strong Wind Advisory Alpha 2-7, issued 1-6-2-9-a,
New Zealand Standard Time, Sunday, valid until 2-3-5-9-a, New Zealand Standard Time, Monday,
Strong Wind Advisory from Macau Harbour, North East 2-5 knots, dusting 3-5 knots,
developing yearly Monday morning, easing below advisory criteria Monday afternoon.
Gale Warning for Haudenosaunee Gulf,
weekly 3-0 knots, dusting 4-0 knots,
turning North East 3-0 knots, dusting 4-0 knots overnight,
stabilising 2-3-5 knots, dusting 4-5 knots, early Monday morning.
Gale Warning for Haudenosaunee Gulf,
North East 2-3-5 knots, dusting 4-5 knots,
easing 2-2-5 knots, dusting 3-5 knots, Monday afternoon.
Easing below advisory criteria Monday evening.
Gale Warning for the area from Bainhead to Cape Codal,
easily 3-5 knots, dusting 4-5 knots, turning North East 3-5 knots,
dusting 4-5 knots, turning North East 3-5 knots, dusting 4-5 knots, turning North East 3-5 knots,
easing 2-2-5 knots, dusting 3-5 knots, Monday afternoon.
Easing 2-2-5 knots, dusting 3-5 knots, Monday afternoon.
Easing 2-2-5 knots, dusting 3-5 knots, Monday afternoon.
Easing 2-2-5 knots, dusting 3-5 knots, Monday afternoon.
Easing 2-2-5 knots, dusting 3-5 knots, Monday afternoon.
4-5 knots overnight, easing 2-2-5 knots,
dusting 3-5 knots, late Monday afternoon.
Easing below advisory criteria early Monday evening.
Strong wind advisory for Waimata Harbour,
North East 2-5 knots, dusting 3-5 knots,
dusting 3-5 knots, developing late this evening.
Rising 2-3-0 knots, dusting 4-0 knots, Monday morning.
Rising 2-3-0 knots, dusting 4-0 knots, Monday morning.
Easing below advisory criteria early Monday evening.
This warning cancels and replaces advisory alpha 2-6.
This is Maritime Radio listening on channel 1-6L.
All stations, all stations, all stations, this is maritime radio, maritime radio, Zulu, Lima, Mike.
Gale warning Alpha 2-7 and strong wind advisory Alpha 2-7, issued 1-6-2-9, New Zealand Standard Time, Sunday, lowered until 2-3-5-9, New Zealand Standard Time, Monday.
Strong wind advisory for the Makau Harbour, North-East 2-5 knots, gusting 3-5 knots, developing early Monday morning, easing below advisory criteria Monday afternoon.
Gale warning for Haudenosaunee Gulf, easterly 3-0 knots, gusting 4-0 knots, turning North-East 3-0 knots, gusting 4-0 knots overnight.
Wind advising 2-3-5 knots, gusting 4-5 knots early Monday morning, North-East easing to 2-5 knots, gusting 3-5 knots Monday afternoon, easing below advisory criteria Monday evening.
Gale warning for the area from Bremhuis to Cape Tover, easterly 55 knots, gusting 4-5 knots, turning North-East 3-5 knots, gusting 4-5 knots overnight, easing to 2-5 knots, gusting 3-5 knots late Monday afternoon.
Easing below advisory criteria early Monday evening.
Strong wind advisory for Waimata Harbour, North-East 2-5 knots, gusting 3-5 knots, developing late this evening, rising to 3-0 knots, gusting 4-0 knots Monday morning.
Easing below advisory criteria early Monday evening.
This warning cancels and replaces advisory Alpha 2-6.
This is Maritime Radio listening on Channel 1-6 South.
CXRTE, CXRTE, CXRTE. All stations, all stations, all stations, this is Maritime Radio, Maritime
Radio, Zulu, Lima, Mike. To the Omricy Forecast of Gale Warning Alpha 27 to Holodeci Gulf,
CXRTE, CXRTE, CXRTE, CXRTE.
Seikirote, Seikirote, Seikirote, all stations, all stations, all stations, this is Maritime
Radio, Maritime Radio, Zulu, Lima, Mike, to the on-receive forecast of Gale Warning Alpha
27 for Hauraki Gulf, Gale Warning Alpha 27 for the area from Broomhead to Cape Covil,
Strong Wind Advisory Alpha 27 for Manukau Harbour and Strong Wind Advisory Alpha 27
for Waimea Harbour, please listen now on the proper VHF channel for your area as it's channel
676869471.
All stations, all stations, this is Maritime Radio, Maritime Radio, Coastal Navigation
Warning, 1, 2, 6, I believe T4, Areas Raglan and Stephens, Cancel Coastal Navigation Warning,
1, 2, 5, I believe T4 and this message, warning ends, this is Maritime Radio, Listening Channel
1, 6, good afternoon.
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security security security all stations all stations this is maritime radio
maritime radio for New Zealand coastal navigation warning 126 oblique 24 area
Raglan and Stevens please listen on the appropriate channel for your area other
channel 67 68 69 or 71
Seikurete, seikurete, seikurete, all stations, all stations, this is Maritime Radio, Maritime
Radio, for New Zealand Coastal Navigation Warning, 126, Oblique 24, Area Raglan and
Stephen, please listen on the appropriate channel for your area, either channel 67, 68, 69, or
71.
Good afternoon Coast Guard, Howard Crestview One, we've arrived safely back at Half Moon Bay Marina to shut down and available on pager, over.
Roger that, still received, Coast Guard radio out.
Good afternoon Coast Guard, Harrogate Rescue 1. We've arrived safely back at Half Moon Bay Marina to shut down and available on pager. Over.
Roger, that's all received. Coast Guard, ready to go.
Coast Guard Radio, Coast Guard Radio, Coast Guard Radio, this is Zulu Mike Victor 2958, Zulu Mike Victor 2958, Howard Crest Q1, over.
Howard Crest Q1, this is Coast Guard Radio, go ahead.
Coast Guard radio, Coast Guard radio, Coast Guard radio, this is Zulu Mike Victor 2958, Zulu Mike Victor 2958, Howick Rescue 1, over.
Howick Rescue 1, this is Coast Guard radio, go ahead.
All stations, all stations, all stations, this is Coast Guard Radio, Coast Guard Radio, Coast Guard Radio.
In regard to our earlier broadcast about high surface impossible difficulty off of Red Beach,
situation is resolved, nothing further required. Coast Guard Radio out.
All stations, all stations, all stations, this is Coast Guard Radio, Coast Guard Radio,
Coast Guard Radio.
In regards to our earlier broadcast about kitesurfers in possible difficulty off of
Red Beach, situation is resolved, nothing further required.
Coast Guard Radio out.
All stations, all stations, all stations this is Coast Guard Radio, Coast Guard Radio, Coast Guard Radio.
Here we go to our earlier broadcast about high surface impossible difficulty off of Red Beach.
Situations resolved, nothing further required. Coast Guard Radio out.
All stations, all stations, all stations, this is Coast Guard Radio, Coast Guard Radio,
Coast Guard Radio.
In regard to our earlier broadcast about heights that is impossible difficulty off of Red Beach.
Situation is resolved, nothing further required.
Coast Guard Radio out.
Cascade Radio, this is Maraetai Rescue 1. We've arrived back at Maraetai. We are going back on the trailer and available on pager if required. Over.
Roger that, so received. Cascade Radio out.
This is Maraetai Rescue 1. We've arrived back at Maraetai. We're going back on the trailer and available on Pager if required. Over.
Roger, that's all received. Cascade Radio out.
All stations, all stations, all stations, this is Maritime Radio, Maritime Radio, Zulu, Lima, Mike,
Gale Warning, Alpha 2-6, and Strongwind Revising, Alpha 2-6,
Dicking 1-5-0-8, New Zealand Standard Time, Sunday,
that was until 2-3-5-9-0, New Zealand Standard Time, Monday,
Gale Warning, for the whole day can go,
easily 2-5 knots, gusting 3-5 knots,
rising 2-3-0 knots, gusting 4-0 knots, Sunday afternoon,
and 2-3-5 knots, gusting 4-5 knots,
easily Monday morning,
easing 2-north-east, 2-5 knots,
gusting 3-5 knots, Monday afternoon,
and below advising criteria, Monday evening,
Gale Warning, this area from Greenwich to Cape Coval,
easily 3-5 knots, gusting 4-5 knots,
turning north-east, 3-5 knots,
easing 2-north-east, 2-5 knots,
gusting 4-5 knots, overnight, Sunday,
easing 2-north-east, 2-5 knots,
gusting 3-5 knots, Monday afternoon,
and below advising criteria, Monday evening,
Scotland Advisory from Monaco Harbour,
north-east, gusting 2-2-5 knots,
gusting 3-5 knots,
easing 2-north-east, 2-2-5 knots,
gusting 3-5 knots, Monday afternoon,
and below advising criteria, Monday evening,
Scotland Advisory from Monaco Harbour,
easing 2-north-east, 2-2-5 knots,
gusting 3-5 knots,
easing 2-2-5 knots,
gusting 3-5 knots,
easing 2-2-5 knots,
easing 2-2-5 knots,
gusting 3-5 knots,
easing 2-2-5 knots,
easing 2-2-5 knots,
gusting 3-5 knots,
easing 2-2-5 knots,
gusting 3-5 knots,
easing 2-2-5 knots,
gusting 3-5 knots,
easing 2-2-5 knots,
gusting 3-5 knots,
easing 2-2-5 knots,
gusting 3-5 knots,
easing 2-2-5 knots,
gusting 3-5 knots,
easing 2-2-5 knots,
gusting 3-5 knots,
easing 2-2-5 knots,
gusting 3-5 knots,
easing 2-2-5 knots,
gusting 3-5 knots,
easing 2-2-5 knots,
gusting 3-5 knots,
easing 2-2-5 knots,
easing 2-2-5 knots,
gusting 3-5 knots,
easing 2-2-5 knots,
gusting 3-5 knots,
easing 2-2-5 knots,
gusting 3-5 knots,
easing 2-2-5 knots,
gusting 3-5 knots,
easing 2-2-5 knots,
gusting 3-5 knots,
easing 2-2-5 knots,
gusting 3-5 knots,
easing 2-2-5 knots,
gusting 3-5 knots,
easing 2-2-5 knots,
gusting 3-5 knots,
easing 2-2-5 knots,
gusting 3-5 knots,
easing 2-2-5 knots,
gusting 3-5 knots,
This is Advisory Alpha 2-5.
This is Maritime Radio listening on Channel 1-6-0.
Thank you.
Thank you.
All stations, all stations, all stations, this is Maritime Radio, Maritime Radio, Zulu,
Lima, Mike, Gale warning, Alpha 2-6, and strong wind revising, Alpha 2-6, 1-5-0-8, New Zealand
standard time Sunday, valid until 2-3-5-9, New Zealand standard time Sunday.
Monday, Gale warning for Holding Gulf, east wind 2-5 knots, gusting 3-5 knots, rising to
3-0 knots, gusting 4-0 knots, Sunday afternoon, and 2-3-5 knots, gusting 4-5 knots, early Monday
morning, easing to north-east 2-5 knots, gusting 3-5 knots, Monday afternoon, and follow advising
criteria Monday evening, Gale warning for the area from Greenheath to Cape Coble, east-east
3-5 knots, gusting 4-5 knots, turning north-east 3-5 knots, gusting 4-5 knots, overnight Sunday,
easing to north-east 2-5 knots, gusting 3-5 knots, Monday afternoon, and follow advising
criteria Monday evening, strong wind advisory for Manukau Harbour, north-east rising to
2-5 knots, gusting 3-5 knots, early Monday morning, then easing below advising criteria
Monday afternoon, strong wind advisory for Waimata Harbour, north-east rising to 2-5
knots, gusting 3-5 knots, late Sunday evening, rising to 3-0 knots, gusting 4-0 knots, Monday
morning, then easing below advising criteria Monday evening, this warning cancels and replaces
advisory Alpha 2-5, this is Maritime Radio listening on Channel 1-6 out.
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State 0-8, State 0-8, State 0-8. All stations, all stations, all stations. This is Maritime Radio,
Maritime Radio, Zulaima, Mike, for the honesty forecast of Gale Warning Alpha-2-6.
It's the holiday heat Gulf, Gale Warning, the area from Brimhead to Cape Cobalt, and the strong wind advisory Alpha-2-6 from Monte Carlo Harbour.
Please listen now to the appropriate channel for your area, either channel 67, 68, 690, or 71.
Space Zero to Ace, Space Zero to Ace, Space Zero to Ace, all stations, all stations, all stations, this is Maritime Radio, Maritime Radio Zulu Lima, Mike, for the on-machine broadcast of Gale Warning Alpha 2-6.
For Hauraki Gulf, Gale Warning, the area from Broomhead to Cape Coble, and Strong Wind Advisory Alpha 2-6 from Manukau Harbour, please listen now on the appropriate VHF channel for your area, either channel 6-7, 6-8, 6-9 or 7-1.
Securite, Securite, Securite, all stations, all stations, all stations, this is Coast Guard Radio, Coast Guard Radio, Coast Guard Radio.
Wind warning received from MetService, issued at 1508 hours on Sunday the 14th of July and valid until midnight Monday.
Strong wind advisory, Alpha 2-6, for the Monaco Harbour.
North-East, rising to 2-5 knots, gusting 3-5 knots, early Monday morning, then easing below advisory criteria Monday afternoon.
Gale warning, Alpha 2-6, for the Horaki Gulf.
Eastly.
Eastly, 2-5 knots, gusting 3-5 knots, rising to 3-0 knots, gusting 4-0 knots Sunday afternoon, and to 3-5 knots, gusting 4-5 knots, early Monday morning.
Easing to North-East, 2-5 knots, gusting 3-5 knots Monday afternoon, and below advisory criteria Monday.
Easing to North-East, 2-5 knots, gusting 3-5 knots, late Sunday evening, rising to 3-0 knots, gusting 4-0 knots Monday morning, then easing below advisory criteria Monday evening.
Easing to North-East, 2-5 knots, gusting 3-5 knots, late Sunday evening.
Easing to North-East, 2-5 knots, gusting 3-5 knots, gusting 3-0 knots Monday evening.
Easing to North-East, 2-5 knots, gusting 3-0 knots Monday evening.
Easing to North-East, 2-5 knots, gusting 3-0 knots Monday evening.
Easing to North-East, 2-5 knots, gusting 3-0 knots Monday evening.
Easing to North-East, 2-5 knots, gusting 3-0 knots Monday evening.
Easing to North-East, 2-5 knots, gusting 3-0 knots Monday evening.
Easing to North-East, 2-5 knots, gusting 3-0 knots Monday evening.
Easing to North-East, 2-5 knots, gusting 3-0 knots Monday evening.
Easing to North-East, 2-5 knots, gusting 3-0 knots Monday evening.
Easing to North-East, 2-5 knots, gusting 3-0 knots Monday evening.
Easing to North-East, 2-5 knots, gusting 3-0 knots Monday evening.
Easing to North-East, 2-5 knots, gusting 3-0 knots Monday evening.
Easing to North-East, 2-5 knots, gusting 3-0 knots Monday evening.
Easing to North-East, 2-5 knots, gusting 3-0 knots Monday evening.
Easing to North-East, 2-5 knots, gusting 3-0 knots Monday evening.
Easing to North-East, 2-5 knots, gusting 3-0 knots Monday evening.
Easing to North-East, 2-5 knots, gusting 3-0 knots Monday evening.
Easing to North-East, 2-5 knots Monday evening.
Easing to North-East, 2-5 knots Monday evening.
Easing to North-East, 2-5 knots Monday evening.
Securité, Securité, Securité, all stations, all stations, all stations, this is Coast
Guard Radio, Coast Guard Radio, Coast Guard Radio.
Wind warning received for MetService issued at 1508hrs on Sunday the 14th of July and
valid until midnight Monday.
Strong wind advisory Alpha 2-6 for the Manukau Harbour.
North-East rising to 2/5 knots, gusting 3/5 knots early Monday morning, then easing below
advisory criteria Monday afternoon.
Scale warning Alpha 2-6 for the Hauraki Gulf, Eastly 2/5 knots, gusting 3/5 knots, rising
to 3/0 knots, gusting 4/0 knots Sunday afternoon and to 3/5 knots, gusting 4/5 knots early Monday
morning, easing to North-East 2/5 knots, gusting 3/5 knots Monday afternoon and below advisory
criteria Monday evening.
Strong wind advisory Alpha 2-6 for the Waitemata Harbour.
North-East rising to 2/5 knots, gusting 3/5 knots late Sunday evening, rising to 3/0 knots,
gusting 4/0 knots Monday morning, then easing below advisory criteria Monday evening.
Scale warning Alpha 2-6 for the area from Broomhead to Cape Colesville, Eastly 3/5 knots,
gusting 4/5 knots, turning North-East 3/5 knots, gusting 4/5 knots overnight Sunday,
easing to North-East 2/5 knots, gusting 3/5 knots Monday afternoon and below advisory
criteria Monday evening.
CoastGuard Radio out.
All stations, all stations, all stations, this is Coast Guard radio, Coast Guard radio, Coast Guard radio message received at 1452 hours from police.
A report has been received that a kite sensor may be in difficulty at approximately one kilometer of red beach. The kite is described as purple in colour. Any stations with further information or are able and willing to assist, please call Coast Guard radio on this channel or via cell phone on star 500 Coast Guard radio out.
out.
All stations, all stations, all stations, this is Coastguard radio, Coastguard radio,
Coastguard radio, message received at 14.52 hours from police.
A report has been received that a kite surfer may be in difficulty approximately one kilometre off Red Beach.
The kite is described as purple in colour.
Any stations with further information or are able and willing to assist,
please call Coastguard radio on this channel or via cell phone on star 500.
Coastguard radio out.
All stations, all stations, all stations. This is Coast Guard Radio, Coast Guard Radio, Coast Guard Radio.
Message received at 1452 hours from police.
A report has been received that a kite surfer may be in difficulty approximately one kilometre off Red Beach.
The kite is described purple in colour.
Any stations with information or are able and willing to assist, please call on this channel or via cell phone star 500.
Coast Guard Radio out.
All stations, all stations, all stations, this is Coast Guard radio, Coast Guard radio,
Coast Guard radio. Message received at 1452 hours from police. A report has been received
that a kite surfer may be in difficulty approximately one kilometre off Red Beach. The kite is described
purple in colour. Any stations with information or are able and willing to assist, please
call on this channel or via cell phone star 500. Coast Guard radio out.
Yeah Coast Guard we have a visual on the kitesurf and they are safe on the beach at Arkels Bay, over.
Wonderful news, thank you, we shall pass that on to the police.
Yeah Coast Guard we have a visual on the kite surf and they are safe on the beach at Arkles Bay, over.
Wonderful news, thank you. We shall pass it on to the police.
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All stations, all stations, all stations, this is Coast Guard Radio, Coast Guard Radio, Coast Guard Radio, message received at 14.27 hours from a land-based informant.
Coast Guard Radio has received reports of a kite surfer who may be in difficulty, approximately 400 metres off Little Manmi each, near the rocks in the Whangaparoa.
The kite is described as orange and black. Any stations with further information or are willing and able to assist, please call Coast Guard Radio on this channel or buy a cell phone on far 500 Coast Guard Radio out.
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All stations, all stations, all stations, this is Coast Guard Radio, Coast Guard Radio,
Coast Guard Radio. Message received at 14.27 hours from a land-based informant. Coast Guard
Radio have received reports of a kite surfer who may be in difficulty approximately 400
meters off Little Manly Beach near the rocks in the Whangaparaoa. The kite is described
as orange and black. Any stations with further information or are willing and able to assist,
please call Coast Guard Radio on this channel or via cell phone on star 500. Coast Guard
Radio out.
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Station testing, this is Auckland, Maor Chamoray, signal fairly weak. The signal is fairly weak. Can I help you in any way? Was it just a test column?
Station testing, this is Auckland, Mara Tramere, signal fairly weak, the signal is fairly weak.
Can I help in any way, or was it just a test call over?
All stations, all stations, all stations, this is Coast Guard Radio, Coast Guard Radio, Coast Guard Radio.
Message received at 1427 hours from a land-based informant.
Coast Guard Radio have received reports of a kite surfer who may be in difficulty approximately 400 metres off Little Manly Beach next to the rocks.
The kite is described as orange and black.
Any stations with further information or are able and willing to assist, please call Coast Guard Radio on this channel or via cell phone on Star 500.
Coast Guard Radio out.
All stations, all stations, all stations, this is Coast Guard Radio, Coast Guard Radio,
Coast Guard Radio. Message received at 1427 hours from a land-based informant. Coast Guard
Radio have received reports of a kite surfer who may be in difficulty approximately 400
metres off Little Manly Beach next to the rocks, Whangaparoa. The kite is described
as orange and black. Any stations with further information or are able and willing to assist,
please call Coast Guard Radio on this channel or via cell phone on *500. Coast Guard Radio
All stations, all stations, this is Maritime Radio, Maritime Radio, New Zealand Coastal Navigation Warning, 125, I believe, 24, areas Rathlin and Stephens, Cape Egmont and Whanganui Maritime Radio,
VHF Channel 1-6 are available. Vessels transiting areas Rathlin and Stephens are requested to maintain a listening watch on VHF Channel 1-6.
Limited coverage may be available via Taranaki, Derval, Picton and Wellington Maritime Radio Channel 1-6.
Or Talento Maritime Radio, Zulu, Lima, Mike, via single sideband radio.
Warning ends. Maritime Radio, listening channel 1-6. Good afternoon.
We'll see you next time.
Thank you.
All stations, all stations, this is Maritime Radio, Maritime Radio, New Zealand Coastal
Navigation Warning, 1, 2, 5, I believe 2, 4, areas Ratlin and Stephens, Cape Egmont
and Whanganui Maritime Radio. VHF Channel 1/6 are available. Vessels transiting areas
Ratlin and Stephens are requested to maintain a listening watch on VHF Channel 1/6. Limited
coverage may be available via Taranaki, D'Urville, Picton and Wellington Maritime Radio Channel
1/6 or Taupo Maritime Radio Zulu-Lima-Maite via single sideband radio. Warning ends. Maritime
Radio listening Channel 1/6. Good afternoon.
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Sei Kerotei, Sei Kerotei, Sei Kerotei.All stations, all stations, this is maritime radio, maritime radio.New Zealand, coastal navigation warning, 125, oblique 24.Please listen, on the appropriate channel for your area,either channel 67, 68, 69 or 71.
Securitay, Securitay, Securitay, all stations, all stations, this is Maritime Radio, Maritime
Radio, New Zealand, Coastal Navigation Warning 125, Oblique 24, please listen on the appropriate
channel for your area, either channel 67, 68, 69 or 71.
Yeah, can we get a description of the vessel please and are they going to the boat ramp or are they going into the marina?
And if so, do we have a berth number? Over?
Did you hear that? Could we then?
Yeah, can we get a description of the vessel please and are they going to the boat ramp or are they going into the marina?
And if so, do we have a birth number over?
Did you hear that?
Yeah, copy that. Coast Guard Vessel Tiara 3POV, mechanical issues, currently anchored on the outskirts of Gulf Harbour, requesting assistance into the marina. Over.
That is correct. Coast Guard Radio out.
Yeah, copy that. Coastguard vessel TRR3POV, mechanical issues, currently anchored on the outskirts of Gulf Harbour, requesting assistance into the marina. Over.
That is correct. Coastguard radio out.
We have a vessel, Tiara, which has mechanical problems and has three POV on board.
It is now anchored outside Gulf Harbour Marina and requires assistance for entry. Over.
We have a vessel, Kiara, which has mechanical problems and has three POB on board.
It is now anchored outside Gulf Harbour Marina and requires assistance for entry, over.
All stations, all stations, this is Maritime Radio, Maritime Radio, Zulu Lima Mike.
New Zealand Coastal Navigation Warnings in force.
1, 2, 3, oblique, 2, 4.
Area, Raglan and Stephens.
8, 6, oblique, 2, 4.
Area, Abel.
8, 5, oblique, 2, 4.
Area, Grey.
8, oblique, 2, 4.
Area, Stephens.
Auckland, marine weather situation and forecast situation.
A high to the southeast of the country retreats eastwards tomorrow
as a complex low pressure system over the Tasman Sea
brings an associated front on to northern New Zealand.
8, 5, oblique, 2, 4.
Area, Grey.
8, oblique, 2, 4.
Area, Stephens.
Auckland, marine weather situation and forecast situation.
A high to the southeast of the country retreats eastwards tomorrow
as a complex low pressure system over the Tasman Sea
brings an associated front on to northern New Zealand.
8, 5, oblique, 2, 4.
Area, Grey.
8, 5, oblique, 2, 4.
The front is expected to move southwards
across central and southern New Zealand on Tuesday
followed by a couple of troughs from the northwest
during Wednesday and Thursday.
Forecast for Manukau Harbour issued at
1, 1, 2, 2 hours
New Zealand Standard Time Sunday
1, 4, July 2, 0, 2, 4
by Meteorological Service.
New Zealand's Strong Wind Advisory.
Sunday.
Easterly.
1, 5, knots.
Rising to 2, 0, knots.
Gusting 3, 0, knots.
In the afternoon.
Sea becoming moderate in the afternoon.
Mostly cloudy with poor visibility
in showers from late evening.
Southwest swell.
Half a meter.
Monday.
High to the south.
8, 5, 0, 2, 4.
Monday.
Easterly.
2, 0, knots.
Gusting 3, 0, knots.
Rising to northeast.
2, 5, knots.
Gusting 3, 5, knots.
Early morning.
Easing to northeast.
2, 0, knots.
In the afternoon and to variable.
5, knots.
During the evening.
Sea becoming rough in the morning.
Easing in the afternoon.
Poor visibility.
In rain developing in the morning.
Easing to isolated showers.
Late evening but remaining cloudy.
Westerly swell.
Half to 1, meter.
Tuesday.
Becoming southwest.
1, 0, knots.
In the morning.
Easing to variable.
5, knots.
In the evening.
Becoming cloudy later.
Westerly swell.
Rising to 1, 0, 5, meters.
Wednesday.
Variable.
5, knots.
Showers clearing later.
Westerly swell.
1, 0, 5, meters.
Easing to 1, meter.
Thursday.
Variable.
5, knots.
Becoming northeast.
1, 0, knots.
Late.
Partly cloudy.
Westerly swell.
1, meter.
Forecast for whiter matter harbor issued.
At.
1, 1, 2, 2, hours.
New Zealand standard time Sunday.
1, 4, July.
2, 0, 2, 4.
The Meteorological Service of New Zealand Strong Wind Advisory.
Sunday.
Easterly.
2, 0, knots.
Gusting.
3, 0, knots.
Rising to northeast.
2, 5, knots.
Gusting.
3, 5, knots.
Late this evening.
Sea becoming rough this evening.
Mostly cloudy with poor visibility.
In showers from late evening.
Monday.
Monday.
Northeast.
2, 5, knots.
Gusting.
3, 5, knots.
Rising to?
3, 0, knots.
Gusting.
4, 0, knots.
In the morning.
Easing to northeast.
1, 5, knots.
Early evening.
And to variable.
5, knots.
Late evening.
Roughly easing in the evening.
5, knots.
Gusting.
2, 5, knots.
Gusting.
3, 5, knots.
Rising to?
3, 0, knots.
Gusting.
4, 0, knots.
In the morning.
Easy easing in the evening.
Poor visibility.
In rain developing in the morning.
Easing to isolated showers.
Late evening but remaining cloudy.
Tuesday.
Becoming southwest.
1, 0, knots.
In the morning.
Easing to variable.
5, knots.
In the evening.
Fine.
Becoming cloudy later.
Wednesday.
Variable.
5, knots.
Showers.
Clearing later.
Thursday.
Variable.
5, knots.
Becoming northeast.
1, 0, knots.
Later.
Partly cloudy.
Forecast for low rocky gulf issued at 1, 1, 2, 2, hours.
New Zealand Standard Time Sunday 1, 4, July 2, 0, 2, hours.
New Zealand Standard Time Sunday 1, 4, July 2, 0, 2, hours.
New Zealand Standard Time Sunday 1, 4, July 2, 0, 2, hours.
New Zealand Standard Time Sunday 1, 4, July 2, 0, 2, hours.
New Zealand Standard Time Sunday 1, 4, July 2, 0, 2, hours.
New Zealand Standard Time Sunday 1, 4, July 2, 0, 2, hours.
New Zealand Standard Time Sunday 1, 4, July 2, 0, 2, hours.
The next service.
Get a warning.
Sunday.
Eastly.
2.
5, knots.
Casting.
3.
5, knots.
Rising to.
3.
0, knots.
Casting.
4, knots.
New Zealand Standard Time Sunday 1, 4, July 2, 0, 2, hours.
New Zealand Standard Time Sunday 1, 4, July 2, 0, 2, hours.
The next service.
Get a warning.
Sunday.
Eastly.
2.
5, knots.
Casting.
3.
5, knots.
Rising to.
3.
0, knots.
Casting.
4, knots.
Rising to.
3.
0, knots.
Early morning.
Rising to.
3.
0, knots.
Casting.
4.
0, knots.
Rising to.
3.
5, knots.
Casting.
4.
5, knots.
Early morning.
Rising to.
3.
5, knots.
Casting.
4.
5, knots.
Early morning.
Rising to.
3.
5, knots.
Casting.
4.
5, knots.
Eastly.
2.
2.
5, knots.
Casting.
3.
5, knots.
In the afternoon and northerly.
1.
0, knots.
In the evening.
Sea becoming very rough in the morning.
Gazing in the afternoon.
Poor visibility.
Rain developing in the morning.
Gazing to isolated showers.
Late evening but remaining cloudy.
Northeast swell.
Rising to.
4.
5, knots.
Casting.
3.
5, knots.
Eastly.
2.
2.
5, knots.
Casting.
4.
5, knots.
Rising to.
1.
2.
1.
Decimal.
5, meters.
Tuesday.
Turning southwest.
1.
0, knots.
In the morning.
Gazing to variable.
5, knots.
In the evening.
A few showers.
Clearing.
Northeast swell.
1.
2.
1.
Decimal.
5, meters.
Not rising to half a meter.
2.
2.
1.
Decimal.
Wednesday.
Wednesday.
Variable.
5, knots.
Showers.
Drying later.
Northeast swell.
Half a meter drying out.
Thursday.
Westly.
1.
0, knots.
Becoming northerly.
1.
0, knots.
Later.
Partly cloudy.
Forecast from Green Head to Cape Coral and the Chute at 1:00.
Wednesday.
1.
0, knots.
Becoming northerly.
1.
0, knots.
Later.
Partly cloudy.
Forecast from Green Head to Cape Coral and the Chute at 1:00.
Wednesday.
1.
1.
1.
2.
2.
2.
Hours.
New Zealand Standard Time Sunday.
1.
4.
5.
2.
0.
2.
4.
The next service.
Gain a warning.
Sunday.
Tuesday.
3.
0, knots.
Casting.
4.
0, knots.
Rising to northeast.
3.
5, knots.
Casting.
4.
5, knots.
Overnight.
Sea becoming very rough overnight.
Mostly cloudy with poor visibility.
Showers.
Eastly swell.
1.
Meter.
Rising to.
1.
5.
Meters.
This afternoon.
Monday.
East.
3.
5, knots.
Casting.
4.
5, knots.
Rising to.
1.
5, knots.
Rising to.
1.
5, knots.
4.
5, knots.
Rising to.
1.
5, knots.
Casting.
3.
5, knots.
Late afternoon and 2.
1.
5, knots.
Early evening.
Sea becoming northwest.
1.
0, knots.
Late evening.
3.
Rough evening in the afternoon.
Poor visibility.
Rain developing in the morning.
Rising to isolated showers late evening but remaining cloudy.
3.
3.
4, knots.
3.
4, knots.
4, knots.
3.
4, knots.
3.
4, knots.
3.
4, knots.
3.
4, knots.
3.
4, knots.
3.
4, knots.
3.
4, knots.
3.
4, knots.
3.
4, knots.
3.
4, knots.
3.
4, knots.
3.
4, knots.
3.
4, knots.
3.
4, knots.
3.
4, knots.
3.
4, knots.
3.
4, knots.
3.
4, knots.
3.
4, knots.
3.
4, knots.
3.
4, knots.
3.
4, knots.
3.
4, knots.
3.
4, knots.
3.
4, knots.
3.
4, knots.
3.
4, knots.
3.
4, knots.
3.
4, knots.
3.
4, knots.
3.
4, knots.
3.
4, knots.
3.
4, knots.
3.
4, knots.
3.
4, knots.
3.
4, knots.
3.
4, knots.
3.
4, knots.
3.
4, knots.
3.
4, knots.
3.
4, knots.
3.
4, knots.
3.
4, knots.
3.
4, knots.
3.
4, knots.
3.
4, knots.
3.
4, knots.
3.
4, knots.
3.
4, knots.
3.
4, knots.
3.
4, knots.
3.
4, knots.
3.
4, knots.
3.
4, knots.
3.
4, knots.
3.
4, knots.
3.
4, knots.
3.
4, knots.
3.
4, knots.
3.
4, knots.
3.
4, knots.
3.
4, knots.
3.
4, knots.
3.
4, knots.
3.
4, knots.
3.
4, knots.
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4, knots.
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4, knots.
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4, knots.
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4, knots.
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The front is expected to move southwards across central and southern New Zealand.
All stations, all stations, this is Maritime Radio, Maritime Radio, Zulu, Lima, Mike.
New Zealand Coastal Navigation warnings in force.
1, 2, 3, oblique, 2, 4.
Area, Raglan and Stephens.
8, 6, oblique, 2, 4.
Area, Abel.
8, 5, oblique, 2, 4.
Area, Grey.
8, oblique, 2, 4.
Area, Stephens.
Auckland, marine weather situation and forecast situation.
A high to the southeast of the country retreats eastwards tomorrow
as a complex low pressure system over the Tasman Sea brings an associated front onto northern New Zealand.
The front is expected to move southwards across central and southern New Zealand on Tuesday
followed by a couple of troughs from the northwest during Wednesday and Thursday.
Forecast for Manukau Harbour issued at 1, 1, 2, 2 hours.
New Zealand Standard Time Sunday, 1, 4.
July, 2, 0, 2, 4.
By Meteorological Service of New Zealand Strong Wind Advisory.
Sunday, easterly, 1, 5 knots.
Rising 2, 2, 0 knots.
Gusting 3, 0 knots.
In the afternoon, sea becoming moderate in the afternoon.
Mostly cloudy with poor visibility in showers from late evening.
Southwest swell, half a metre.
Monday, easterly, 2, 0 knots.
Gusting 3, 0 knots.
Rising to northeast, 2, 5 knots.
Gusting 3, 5 knots.
Early morning, easing to northeast, 2, 0 knots.
In the afternoon and to variable, 5 knots during the evening.
Sea becoming rough in the morning, easing in the afternoon.
Poor visibility in rain developing in the morning, easing to isolated showers.
Late evening but remaining cloudy.
Westerly swell, half 2, 1 metre.
Tuesday, becoming southwest, 1, 0 knots in the morning.
Easing to variable, 5 knots in the evening.
Fine, becoming cloudy later.
Westerly swell, rising to 1, 5 metres.
Wednesday, variable, 5 knots.
Showers clearing later.
Westerly swell, 1, 5 metres.
Easing to 1 metre.
Thursday, variable, 5 knots.
Becoming northeast, 1, 0 knots late.
Partly cloudy.
Westerly swell, 1 metre.
Forecast for wider Masa Harbour issued at 1, 1, 2, 2 hours.
New Zealand Standard Time Sunday, 1, 4.
July, 2, 0, 2, 4.
By Meteorological Service of New Zealand Strong Wind Advisory.
Sunday, easterly, 2, 0 knots.
Gusting, 3, 0 knots.
Rising to northeast, 2, 5 knots.
Gusting, 3, 5 knots late this evening.
Sea becoming rough this evening.
Mostly cloudy with poor visibility in showers from late evening.
Monday, northeast, 2, 5 knots.
Gusting, 3, 5 knots.
Rising to 3, 0 knots.
Gusting, 4, 0 knots in the morning.
Easing to northeast, 1, 5 knots early evening.
And to variable, 5 knots late evening.
Roughly easing in the evening.
Poor visibility in rain developing in the morning.
Easing to isolated showers late evening but remaining cloudy.
Tuesday, becoming southwest, 1, 0 knots in the morning.
Easing to variable, 5 knots in the evening.
Fine, becoming cloudy later.
Wednesday, variable, 5 knots.
Showers clearing later.
Thursday, variable, 5 knots.
Becoming northeast, 1, 0 knots later.
Partly cloudy.
Forecast for low rocky gulf issued at 1, 1, 2, 2 hours.
New Zealand standard time Sunday, 1, 4.
July, 2, 0, 2, 4.
Bionet Service, gain a warning.
Sunday, eastly, 2, 5 knots.
Gusting, 3, 5 knots.
Rising to 3, 0 knots.
Gusting, 4, 0 knots in the afternoon.
Rough, mostly cloudy with poor visibility in showers.
Northeast swell, half a metre.
Monday, northeast, 3, 0 knots.
Gusting, 4, 0 knots.
Rising to 3, 5 knots.
Gusting, 4, 5 knots early morning.
Northeast, easing to 2, 5 knots.
Gusting, 3, 5 knots in the afternoon and northerly.
1, 0 knots in the evening.
Sun becoming very rough in the morning.
Easing in the afternoon.
Poor visibility.
Rain developing in the morning.
Easing to isolated showers.
Late evening, remaining cloudy.
Northeast swell, rising to 1, 2, 1, decimal 5 metres.
Tuesday, turning southwest, 1, 0 knots in the morning.
Easing to variable 5 knots in the evening.
A few showers clearing.
Northeast swell, 1, 2, 1, decimal 5 metres.
Rising to half a metre.
Wednesday, variable 5 knots.
Showers clearing later.
Northeast swell, half a metre dying out.
Thursday, Wednesday, 1, 0 knots.
Coming northerly, 1, 0 knots later.
Passage cloudy.
Forecast from Greenhead to Cape Corvallis at 1, 1, 2, 2 hours.
New Zealand standard time Sunday, 1, 4, July, 2, 0, 2, 4.
The next service, gain a warning Sunday,
Tuesday, 3, 0 knots.
Clustering, 4, 0 knots.
Rising to northeast, 3, 5 knots.
Clustering, 4, 5 knots.
Overnight, still becoming very rough overnight.
Mostly cloudy with poor visibility and showers.
Northeast swell, 1 metre. Rising to 1, 5 metres this afternoon.
Sunday, northeast, 3, 5 knots.
Clustering, 4, 5 knots.
Rising to 2, 5 knots.
Clustering, 3, 5 knots.
This afternoon and 2, 1, 5 knots early evening.
Becoming northwest, 1, 0 knots late evening.
Very rough evening in the afternoon.
Poor visibility, rain developing in the morning.
Rising to isolated showers late evening but remaining cloudy.
Northeast swell, rising to 2, 2, 2.
Decimal, 5 metres.
Tuesday, becoming southwest, 1, 5 knots.
In the morning, easing to westerly, 1, 0 knots.
In the afternoon, fine.
Northeast swell, 2 metres, easing to 1 metre.
Wednesday, easing to variable, 5 knots.
Early, cloudy, showers developing.
Northeast swell, 1 metre.
Thursday, becoming westerly, 1, 0 knots.
Early, turning northerly, 1, 0 knots later.
Fine.
Northeast swell, 1 metre, easing to half a metre.
High tide at Auckland, Sunday, 1, 3, 1, 5, hours, 2, 8 metres.
Monday, 0, 1, 3, 2, hours, 2, 9 metres.
High tide at Mannunga, Sunday, 1, 6, 0, 8, hours, 3, 4 metres.
This is Monday, 0, 4, 2, 8, hours, 3, decimal, 4 metres.
We'll read the bulletin for New Zealand coastal waters issued at 1, 2, 5, 3 hours.
New Zealand standard time on 1, 4, July, 2, 0, 2, 4.
Storm warnings, 0, 4, 0.
Gale warnings, 0, 4, 4.
Cornwall, Brett, Kalaifara, Raglan, Stephens, Gray.
Situation at 1, 2, 0, 0 hours.
New Zealand standard time on 1, 4, July, 2, 0, 2, 4.
A high to the south-east of the country.
The trend is towards tomorrow.
As a complex low-pressure system over the Tasman Sea brings an associated front onto northern New Zealand.
The front is expected to move southwards across central and southern New Zealand.
All stations, all stations, all stations, this is POCOR Maritime Radio, POCOR Maritime
Radio, Zululena, Mike, for the maritime safety information forecast, including Gail warnings
N44C areas, Kogel, Brecht, Tabhata, Raglan, Stevens, and Gray, please listen now, 2207
41466224 kilohertz, or on the appropriate VHF channel for your area, either channel 6768
6-9 or 7-1.
Saferote, Saferote, Saferote, all stations, all stations, all stations, this is Tophor
Maritime Radio, Tophor Maritime Radio, Zulu, Lina, Mike, for the Maritime Safety Information
Broadcast, including gale warnings and force for sea areas, Coville, Brett, Kaipara, Raglan,
Stephens and Grey, please listen now to 20741466224kHz, or on the appropriate VHF channel for your
area either channel 67, 68, 69 or 71.
Coast Guard Air Patrol is overhead Cleveland this time.
We have three crew members on board
with a total fuel endurance of three hours.
And we'll be tracking out to operate on the eastern edge
or the outer edge of the harrow kick-off.
The Coast Guard Air Patrol is overhead Cleveland this time. We have three crew members on board
with a total fuel endurance of three hours and we'll be tracking out to operate on the
eastern edge or the outer edge of the Hurricane Ikov.
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New Zealand Coastal Navigation Warning 125-24, Areas Raglan and Stevens, Cape Egmont and Whanganui Maritime Radio, VHF Channel 16, unavailable.
Vessels transiting Areas Raglan and Stevens are requested to maintain a listening watch on VHF Channel 16.
Limited coverage may be available via Taranaki, Durville, Picton and Wattinson Maritime Radio, Channel 16,
or Talpo Maritime Radio, Zulu Limamite, via single.
Single sideband radio.
Warning ends. This is Maritime Radio listening, Channel 16.
it.
Thank you.
Thank you.
New Zealand Coastal Navigation Warning, 125 oblique 24, areas Raglan and Stephens, Cape
Egmont and Whanganui Maritime Radio, VHF channel 16, unavailable.
Vessels transiting areas Raglan and Stephens are requested to maintain a listening watch
on VHF channel 16. Limited coverage may be available via Taranaki, Dervil, Picton and
Waddington Maritime Radio, channel 16, or Taupo Maritime Radio, Zulu, Limamite via single
sideband radio. Warning Eddins, this is Maritime Radio, listening channel 16.
security security security all stations all stations this is maritime radio
maritime radio New Zealand coastal and navigation warning 125 oblique to for
areas raglan and stevens please listen on the appropriate channel for your area
either channel six seven six eight six nine or seven one
All stations, all stations, this is Maritime Radio, Maritime Radio, New Zealand, Coastal
Navigation Warning, 1-2-5, I believe 2-4, Areas Raglan and Stephens, please listen,
on the appropriate channel for your area, either channel 67, 68, 69 or 71.
anti-malar 2 echo 5 uniform 5 3 6 4 anti-malar 2 echo 5 uniform 5 2 6 4
this is Auckland Maritime radio Auckland Maritime radio on channel 16 see you
Pini Mawa 2, Echo 5 Uniform 5264, Pini Mawa 2, Echo 5 Uniform 5264, this is Auckland Maritime
Radio, Auckland Maritime Radio on channel 16, do you copy?
Coast Guard Radio, Coast Guard Radio, Zulu White Victor T958, Zulu White Victor T958, Howicka Whiskey 1, over.
Howicka Whiskey 1, this is Coast Guard Radio, go ahead.
Coast Guard Radio, Coast Guard Radio, Zulu Mike Victor T958, Zulu Mike Victor T958, Howick Rescue 1, over.
Howick Rescue 1, this is Coast Guard Radio, go ahead.
Just advising, we are in Gold Harbour Marina for training.
We have five people on board, and the crew list is as follows.
Gipper 3-1, crew 5-7, 7-3, 1-7, and yes, Robbie Parrish. Over.
Just advising, we are in Gulf Harbour Marina for training. We have five people on board and the crew list is as follows.
Gipper, 3-1. Crew, 5-7. 7-3. 1-7. And yes, Robbie Parrish. Over.
All stations, all stations, this is Maritime Radio, Maritime Radio, New Zealand Coastal
Navigation Warning, 125 O'Leap 24, areas Raglan and Stevens, Cape Egmont and Whanganui Maritime
Radio, VHS Channel 1-6 are available.
Vestals transiting areas Raglan and Stevens are requested to maintain a listening watch
on VHS Channel 1-6.
Limited coverage may be available via Taranaki, Denville.
Fictum and Wellington Maritime Radio Channel 1-6 or Taupo Maritime Radio, Zulu, Lima might
via single sideband radio.
Warning ends, this is Maritime Radio listening Channel 1-6.
Thank you.
All stations, all stations, this is Maritime Radio, Maritime Radio, New Zealand Coastal
Navigation Warning, 125 oblique 24, areas Raglan and Stephens, Cape Egmont and Whanganui
Maritime Radio, VHF Channel 1/6 are available. Vessels transiting areas Raglan and Stephens
are requested to maintain a listening watch on VHF Channel 1/6. Limited coverage may be
available via Taranaki, Denville, Picton and Wellington Maritime Radio Channel 1/6
or Taupo Maritime Radio, Zulu, Lima, Mike via single sideband radio.
Warning ends. This is Maritime Radio, listening Channel 1/6.
security security security all stations all stations this is maritime radio
maritime radio coastal navigation warning one two five oblique two four
areas raglan and stevens please listen on the appropriate channel for your area
either channel six seven six eight six nine or seven one
Security, security, security, all stations, all stations, this is Maritime Radio, Maritime
Radio, Coastal Navigation Warning, 1, 2, 5, Oblique 2, 4, Areas Raglan and Stevens, please
listen on the appropriate channel for your area, either channel 67, 68, 69 or 71.
Thank you very much.
I've been sitting here for a while with a flat battery,
so it's good to be here.
Thank you.
Once again, out.
Roger.
And you're welcome.
Coast Guard Radio out.
Thank you very much. I've been sitting here for a while with a flat battery, so it's good to be here.
Thank you once again. Out.
Roger. And you're welcome. Coast Guard radio out.
Cascade, we're departing Half Moon Bay Marina to travel up the Temaki River, 5 POB, crew
list has been sent, we are currently non-operational until about 1 o'clock, over.
Thank you.
Coast Guard, we're departing Harbour Bay Marina to travel up the Tamaki River.
5 POB, crew list has been sent. We are currently non-operational until about
one o'clock. Over.
Coast Guard Radio, Coast Guard Radio, Coast Guard Radio, this is Zulu Mike Victor 2958, Zulu Mike Victor 2958, Howard Rescue 1, over.
Bye-bye.
Thank you.
Coast Guard Radio, Coast Guard Radio, Coast Guard Radio, this is ZMV 2958, ZMV 2958, have a frisky one, over.
All stations, all sections, this is Maritime Radio, Maritime Radio, Coastal Navigation Warning
1, 2, 5, Oblique 2, 4, Areas Racklin and Stevens, Cape Egmont and Funganui Maritime Radio, VHS
Channel 16 unavailable. Vessels transiting areas Racklin and Stevens are requested to
maintain a listening watch on VHS Channel 1-6. Limited coverage may be available via
Taranaki, Dareville, Picton and Wellington Maritime.
Maritime Radio Channel 1-6 or Taupo Maritime Radio, Zulu, Lima, Mike via single sideband
radio. Warning ends. This is Maritime Radio, Listening Channel 1-6. Good morning.
Thank you.
All stations, all sections, this is Maritime Radio, Maritime Radio, Coastal Navigation
Warning 125, Oblique 24, Areas Ratlin and Stephens, Cape Egmont and Whanganui Maritime
Radio, VHF channel 16 unavailable, vessels transiting areas Ratlin and Stephens are requested
to maintain a listening watch on VHF channel 16, limited coverage might be available via
Taranaki, Dervil, Picton and Wellington Maritime Radio channel 16 or Taupo Maritime Radio Zulu
Lima Mike via single front band radio, warning ends, this is Maritime Radio listening channel
16, good morning.
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Sacurite, Sacurite, Sacurite, all stations, all stations, this is maritime radio, maritime
radio, maritime radio, coastal navigation warning 125, oblique 24, please listen on
the appropriate channel for your area, either channel 67, 68, 69 or 71.
Security, security, security, all stations, all stations, this is Maritime Radio, Maritime
Radio, Maritime Radio, Coastal Navigation Warning, 125, Adelaide 24, please listen on
the appropriate channel for your area, either channel 67, 68, 69 or 71.
All stations, all stations, all stations, this is Coast Guard Radio, Coast Guard Radio, Coast Guard Radio.
Wind warning received from Met Service at 11.22 Sunday 14 July 2024, valid until midnight Monday 15 July.
Strong wind advisory for Manukau Harbour.
North-east rising to 25 knots, gusting 3-5 knots early Monday morning, then easing below advisory criteria Monday afternoon.
Gale warning, Alpha 25 for Tauraki Gulf.
Easterly 2-5 knots, gusting 3-5 knots, rising to 3-5 knots.
3-0 knots, gusting 4-0 knots Sunday afternoon, and to 3-5 knots, gusting 4-5 knots early Monday morning.
Easing to north-east 2-5 knots, gusting 3-5 knots Monday afternoon, and below advisory criteria Monday evening.
Wind warning received from Met Service at 11.22 Sunday 14 July 2024, valid until midnight Monday 14 July 2024, valid until midnight Monday afternoon.
Strong wind advisory, Alpha 25 for Waitemata Harbour.
North-east rising to 2-5 knots, gusting 3-5 knots late Sunday evening, rising to 3-0 knots, gusting 4-0 knots Monday morning, then easing below advisory criteria Monday afternoon.
Gale warning, Alpha 25 for the area from Greenhead to Cape Coral.
Easterly 3-0 knots, gusting 4-0 knots, rising to north-east 3-5 knots, gusting 4-5 knots overnight Sunday, easing to north-east 2-5 knots Monday afternoon.
Easing to north-east 3-5 knots, gusting 3-5 knots Monday afternoon, and below advisory criteria Monday evening.
Coast Guard Radio out.
Thank you.
Security, security, security. All stations, all stations, all stations. This is Coast
Guard Radio, Coast Guard Radio, Coast Guard Radio. Wind warning received from Met Service
at 11.22 Sunday, 14 July 2024, valid until midnight Monday, 15 July. Strong wind advisory
for Manukau Harbour. North-east rising to 25 knots, gusting 35 knots early Monday morning,
then easing below advisory criteria Monday afternoon. Gale warning, Alpha 25 for Hauraki
Gulf. Easterly, 25 knots, gusting 35 knots. Rising to 30 knots, gusting 40 knots Sunday
afternoon and to 35 knots, gusting 45 knots early Monday morning. Easing to north-east
25 knots, gusting 35 knots Monday afternoon and below advisory criteria Monday evening.
Strong wind advisory, Alpha 25 for Waitemata Harbour. North-east rising to 25 knots, gusting
35 knots late Sunday evening. Rising to 30 knots, gusting 40 knots Monday morning, then
easing below advisory criteria Monday evening. Gale warning, Alpha 25 for the area from Greenhead
to Cape Coral. Easterly, 30 knots, gusting 40 knots. Rising to north-east 35 knots, gusting
45 knots overnight Sunday. Easing to north-east 25 knots, gusting 35 knots Monday afternoon
and below advisory criteria Monday evening. Coast Guard Radio, out.
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All stations, all stations, all stations, this is maritime radio, maritime radio, Zulu,
Lima, Mike, strong wind advisory, Alpha 2-5 and Gale-1, Alpha 2-5, issued 1122, New Zealand
standard time, Sunday, roll it until 2-3-5-9, New Zealand standard time, Monday, strong
wind advisory for the area, Manukau Harbour, north east, rising 2-2-5 knots, dusting 3-5
knots, early Monday morning, 10 evening below ISDAZU criteria, Monday afternoon, get a warning
for holiday to Gulf, easterly 2-5 knots, dusting 3-5 knots, rising to 3-0 knots, dusting 4-0
knots, Sunday afternoon, 10-2-3-5 knots, dusting 4-5 knots, early Monday morning, evening to
north east 2-5 knots, dusting 3-5 knots, Monday afternoon, 10 below advisory criteria, Monday
evening, strong wind advisory for Waimate Harbour, north east, rising 2-2-5 knots, dusting
3-5 knots, late Sunday evening, rising to 3-0 knots, dusting 4-0 knots, Monday morning,
10 evening below advisory criteria, Monday evening, get a warning for the area from Breenhead
to Gatecoble, easterly 3-0 knots, dusting 4-0 knots, rising to north east 3-5 knots,
dusting 4-5 knots, overnight Sunday, evening to north east 2-5 knots, dusting 3-5 knots,
Monday afternoon, and below advisory criteria, Monday evening. This warning cancels and replaces
Advisory Alpha 2-4. This is Maritime Radio on Channel 1-6 out.
'State chirate, state chirate, state chirate. All stations, all stations, all stations. This is maritime radio, maritime radio, zero, Moima, mic.
For the on-receipt broadcast of Strong Wind Advisory Alpha-25 from Monocale Harbor. Darryl Warning for Hauraki Goulks. Strong Wind Advisory for Wainake Harbor. Darryl Warning for the area of the Green Ridge Takeover.
Please, for now and there, press appropriate via option up your area at the channel. 678-690471.
State Territory, State Territory, State Territory, all stations, all stations, all stations,
this is Maritime Radio, Maritime Radio, Zulu, Wima, Mike for the on receipt broadcast of
strong wind advisory Alpha 25 for Manukau Harbour, gale warning for Hauraki Gulf, strong
wind advisory for Waimaker Harbour, gale warning for the area from Bream Head to Cape Covil,
please listen now and may your approach appropriate via chip channel area at chip channel 6768690471.
Yeah we'd just like to update our trip report, our current position is Wairoa River mouth,
we are tracking back to Ardlaw Airfield for a landing and we'll call you again once we're safely on the ground, over.
Yeah, we'd just like to update our trip report. Our current position is Wairoa River mouth.
We are tracking back to Ardmore Airfield for a landing and we'll call you again once we're safely on the ground. Over.
Coast Guard Radio, this is Adrienne Allen for our trip report.
We are departing Pine Harbor Marina with four people on board for Ma Tietia Bay
and returning to Pine Harbor Marina by 1700 hours today.
Over.
Chris Garamaglia, this is Adriana for a trip report.
We are departing Pine Harbour Marina with four people on board for Mā Te Atea Bay and
returning to Pine Harbour Marina by 1700 hours today.
Over.
All stations, all stations, this is the Maritime Radio, Maritime Radio, New Zealand Coastal
Navigation Warning, 1-2-5, Oblique 2-4, Areas Raglan and Stephens, Cape Egmont and Whanganui
Maritime Radio, VHF Channel 1-6, Unavailable, Vessels transiting areas Raglan and Stephens,
are requested to maintain a listening watch on VHF Channel 1-6. Limited coverage may be
available via Baranaki, Durval, Picton and Wellington at Maritime Radio, Channel 1-6,
or Taupo Maritime Radio, Zulu, Lima, Mai via single sideband radio.
Warranty ends, this is Maritime Radio, this is Channel 1-6.
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Take care, take care, take care, all stations, all stations, this is maritime radio, maritime
radio, coastal navigation warning 125, oblique 24, areas Raglan and Stevens.
Please listen on the appropriate channel for your area, other channels 67, 68, 69 or 71.
Say kia ora say, say kia ora say, say kia ora say, all stations, all stations, this
is Maritime Radio, Maritime Radio, Coastal Navigation Warning 125, I believe 24, areas
Raglan and Stephens, please listen on the appropriate channel for your area, either
channel 67, 68, 69 or 71.
Thank you. We'd just like to update our TR, please.
Still CTOB on board, leaving Waiheke, heading for Rākino and returning to OBC 1600 hours. Over.
Bye-bye.
Thank you, we'd just like to update our TR please, 02TOB on board, leaving Waiheke heading for Rakino and returning to OBC 1600 hours. Over.
Coast Guard Radio, Coast Guard Radio, North Shore, undertow to Shell Bay, over.
Roger, North Shore.
Give it there. All received, Coast Guard Radio out.
Coastguard Radio, Coastguard Radio, North Shore, under tow to Shell Bay, over.
Roger, North Shore.
All received, Coastguard Radio out.
All stations, all stations, this is Maritime Radio, Maritime Radio, Zulu Lima Mike.
Forecast issued at 0304 hours, New Zealand Standard Time, 1-4-July-2024.
That was until midnight, 1-4-July-2024.
Four, dead, gale warning in for Sunday, southeast, two, five, knots, becoming northeast, two,
five, knots late morning, then rising to, three, five, knots north of Cape Brett in
the evening, sea becoming very rough in the north, easterly swell rising to, three, meters,
poor visibility in occasional showers.
Outlook following, three, days, Monday, northeast, two, five, knots both, three, five, knots north
of Cape Brett, becoming northerly, two, zero, knots everywhere in the morning, easing to
northwest, one, zero, knots in the evening, very rough sea in the north easing, moderate
easterly swell, Tuesday.
Westerly, one, zero, knots.
Moderate northeast swell easing late, Wednesday.
Northwest, one, five, knots.
Caipara, gale warning in for Sunday, easterly, one, five, knots, rising to northeast, two, five, knots in the morning.
Northeast rising to, three, five, knots.
North-east rising to, three, five, knots.
North-east rising to, three, five, knots.
North-east rising to, three, five, knots.
North-east rising to, three, five, knots.
North-east rising to, three, five, knots.
North-east rising to, three, five, knots.
North-east rising to, three, five, knots.
North-east rising to, three, five, knots.
North-east rising to, three, five, knots.
5. North-north of Tollaw Point late afternoon.
Sea becoming very rough in the north.
Long period southwest swell.
1. Meter.
Easterly swell rising to 3. Meters north of Caprianga.
Poor visibility in occasional showers from afternoon, turning to rain in the evening.
Outlook following.
3. Days.
Monday.
North-east.
2. 5.
North-butt.
3. 5.
North-north of Tollaw Point easing to northerly.
1. 5.
North everywhere by evening and becoming westerly.
1. 5.
North overnight.
Very rough sea in the north easing.
Southwest swell becoming moderate.
Tuesday.
Westerly.
1. 0.
North.
Turning northerly.
1. 0.
North late.
Moderate westerly swell easing.
Wednesday.
Northwest.
1. 5.
North.
Weather reports for shipping.
0. 6. 0. 0. Hours.
New Zealand standard time.
1. 4. July. 2. 4.
Castle Point.
East. 1. 4.
North.
Barometer.
1. 0. 3. 1.
Hector Pascals.
Rising.
Mahia.
Rain.
East. 4. North.
Barometer.
1. 0. 2. 9.
Hector Pascals.
Rising.
Napier Airport.
Visibility.
2. 0.
Kilometers.
South West.
3. Knots.
Barometer.
1. 0. 3. 0.
Hector Pascals.
Rising.
Gisborne Airport.
Visibility.
4. Kilometers.
West-Northwest.
2. Knots.
Barometer.
1. 0. 2.
9. Hector Pascals.
Rising.
Hicks Bay.
2. 0. 3. Knots.
South West.
1. 0. 3. Knots.
West-Northwest.
2. 0. 3. Knots.
South West.
1. 0. 3. Knots.
West-Northwest.
2. 0. 3. Knots.
South West.
1. 0. 3. Knots.
West-Northwest.
2. 0. 3. Knots.
South West.
1. 0. 3. Knots.
South West.
1. 0. 3. Knots.
South West.
1. 0. 3. Knots.
West-Northwest.
2. 0. 3. Knots.
South West.
1. 0. 3. Knots.
West-Northwest.
1. 0. 3. Knots.
2. 0. 3. Knots.
East-Northwest.
1. 0. 3. Knots.
South West.
1. 0. 3. Knots.
West-Northwest.
1. 0. 3. Knots.
South West.
1. 0. 3. Knots.
East-Northwest.
1. 0. 3. Knots.
East-Northwest.
1. 0. 3. Knots.
South West.
1. 0. 3. Knots.
East-Northwest.
1. 0. 3. Knots.
South West.
1. 0. 3. Knots.
East-Northwest.
1. 0. 3. Knots.
East-Northwest.
1. 0. 3. Knots.
1. 0. 3. Knots.
East-Northwest.
1. 0. 3. Knots.
East-Northwest.
1. 0. 3. Knots.
East-Northwest.
1. 0. 3. Knots.
East-Northwest.
1. 0. 3. Knots.
East-Northwest.
1. 0. 3. Knots.
East-Northwest.
1. 0. 3. Knots.
East-Northwest.
1. 0. 3. Knots.
East-Northwest.
1. 0. 3. Knots.
East-Northwest.
1. 0. 3. Knots.
East-Northwest.
1. 0. 3. Knots.
East-Northwest.
1. 0. 3. Knots.
East-Northwest.
East-Northwest.
East-Northwest.
East-Northwest.
East-Northwest.
East-Northwest.
East-Northwest.
East-Northwest.
East-Northwest.
East-Northwest.
East-Northwest.
East-Northwest.
East-Northwest.
East-Northwest.
East-Northwest.
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All stations, all stations, this is Maritime Radio, Maritime Radio, Zulu, Lima Mike, forecast
issued at zero, three, zero, four hours, New Zealand Standard Time, one, four, July, two,
zero, two, four, that was until midnight, one, four, July, two, zero, two, four, good.
Gale warning in for Sunday, south east, two, five knots, becoming north east, two, five,
knots late morning, then rising to, three, five, knots north of Cape Bret in the evening,
sea becoming very rough in the north, easterly swell rising to, three, metres, poor visibility
in occasional showers, outlook following, three, days, Monday, north east, two, five,
knots but, three, five, knots north of Cape Bret, becoming northerly, two, zero, knots
everywhere in the morning, easing to north west, one, zero, knots in the evening, very
rough sea in the north easing, moderate easterly swell, Tuesday, westerly, one, zero, knots,
moderate north east swell easing late, Wednesday, north west, one, five, knots, Kaipara, gale
warning in for Sunday, easterly, one, five, knots, rising to north east, two, five, knots
in the morning, north east rising to, three, five, knots north of Toro Point late afternoon,
sea becoming very rough in the north, long period south west swell, one, metre, easterly
swell rising to, three, metres north of Cape Reinga, poor visibility in occasional showers
from afternoon, turning to rain in the evening, outlook following, three, days, Monday, north
east, two, five, knots but, three, five, knots north of Toro Point, easing to northerly,
one, five, knots everywhere by evening and becoming westerly, one, five, knots overnight,
very rough sea in the north easing, south west swell becoming moderate, Tuesday, westerly,
one, zero, knots, turning northerly, one, zero, knots late, moderate westerly swell
easing Wednesday Northwest one five knots weather reports for shipping zero six zero zero hours
New Zealand standard time one four July two four castle point east one four knots barometer one
zero three one hector pascals rising la here rain east four knots barometer one zero two
minor hector pascals rising Napier airport visibility two zero kilometers southwest
three knots barometer one zero three zero hector pascals rising Gisborne airport
visibility four kilometers northwest two knots barometer one zero two minor hector pascals
rising Hicks Bay no report white island no report Toronto airport visibility two zero kilometers
southeast one one knots barometer one zero two seven hector pascals rising
flipper island easterly two two knots three three lighthouse east northeast three two knots
easterly two four knots barometer one zero two four hector pascals steady
more call vino island easterly two eight knots barometer one zero two three hector pascals
rising easterly one three knots barometer one zero two two hector pascals rising capri anger east
three seven knots barometer one zero one eight hector pascals falling
oakland airport visibility two zero kilometers southeast seven knots barometer one zero two
five hector pascals falling manor town heads southeast two five knots
east northeast seven knots barometer one zero two six hector pascals falling
nuclear airport visibility two zero kilometers southeast one zero
barometer one zero two seven hector pascals falling airport visibility two zero kilometers
seven knots barometer one zero two minor hector pascals rising
southeast one zero knots island southeast minor knots
an airport visibility two zero kilometers south three knots barometer one zero three one
hector pascals rising where are we east three knots barometer one zero three one hector pascals
rising east one four knots barometer one zero three one hector pascals rising
brothers island southeast one eight knots barometer one zero three zero hector pascals
rising island east southeast one seven knots barometer one zero two minor hector pascals
rising farewell east southeast one three knots barometer one zero two minor hector pascals
rising this is mary turned radio listening channel one six out
safety radio, safety radio, safety radio, all stations, all stations, all stations, this is a maritime radio, a maritime radio, this is a lame out mic.
This is a maritime safety information forecast, and for gale warnings and forces for the area's bridge and type hot up. Please listen now on the appropriate V8 shift channel for your area by the channel 6768690471.
Seikurete, seikurete, seikurete. All stations, all stations, all stations, this is Maritime
Radio, Maritime Radio, Zulu Lima, Mike. For Maritime Safety Information broadcast and
for gator warnings and for sea areas breaks and kaipara, please listen now on the appropriate
VHF channel for your area either channel 67, 68, 690 or 71.
I'd like to close out my trip of course.
We have safely arrived at Gulf Harbour Marina.
Thank you for your watch. Over.
Order and you're most welcome. Coast Guard Radio out.
I'd like to close out my trip report, we have safely arrived at Gulf Harbour Marina thank you for your watch, over.
Roger and you're most welcome, Coastguard Radio out.
Air Patrol is currently airborne out of Ardmore, 3POV.
Crew as advised, Endurance 3 hours, current position Turing, and we're tracking the west coast to do some search practice, over.
Air Patrol is currently airborne out of Ardwall through POV, crew as advised
endurance three hours, current position Turing and we're tracking the West Coast
to do some search practice, over.
Coast Guard Radio, Coast Guard Radio, Zulu Mike Victor 2958, Zulu Mike Victor 2958, Howick Rescue 1, over.
Howick Rescue 1, this is Coast Guard Radio, go ahead.
Coast Guard Radio, Coast Guard Radio, Zulu Mike Victor 2958, Zulu Mike Victor 2958, Howick Rescue One, over.
Howick Rescue One, this is Coast Guard Radio, go ahead.
Hi, I'd like to make a trip report. We are leaving the island heading towards Gulf Harbor Marina. We have two POV and our estimated time of arrival is 1100 hours. Over.
Hi, I'd like to make a trip report. We are leaving Cap Island, heading towards Gulf Harbor Marina. We have two POV and our estimated time of arrival is 1100 hours. Over.
Affirmative. Trillian we've just had contact from the target vessel and they are going to perform the patient transfer themselves so we've been asked to stand down. Over.
Roger that. Standing down. Thank you.
Affirmative. Trillian, we've just had contact from the target vessel and they are going
to perform the patient transfer themselves, so we've been asked to stand down, over.
Roger that, standing down, thank you.
We are going to bring her in, so can you stand them down please?
Please stand them down. We will bring her in and then the ambulance will pick her up from West Haven. Over.
Um, Coast Guard Radio, we are going to bring her in, so can you stand them down please?
Please stand them down. We will bring her in and then the ambulance will pick her up from the, from West Haven. Over.
Trillian Trust Rescue, Trillian Trust Rescue, Trillian Trust Rescue, Zulu Mike Tango 4444, this is Coast Guard Radio over.
Coast Guard Radio, Trillian Trust Rescue, go ahead please.
Good morning Trillian, I have a tasking for you when you are ready for details, over.
Trillian Trust Rescue, Trillian Trust Rescue, Trillian Trust Rescue, Zulu Mike Tango 4 4 4 4, this is Coast Guard Radio, over.
Coast Guard Radio, Trillian Trust Rescue, go ahead please.
Good morning Trillian, I have a tasking for you when you are ready for details, over.
This is the Coast Guard radio. Roger, I will leave you to arrange an ambulance, but I will dispatch the Coast Guard vessel from Rakhino. They should be with you in the next half hour or so.
T102, Coast Guard Radio. Roger, I will leave you to arrange an ambulance, but I will dispatch
a Coast Guard vessel from Rakino. They should be with you in the next half hour or so.
Roger. That's all received. Do you have an update on their condition and for transfers from land, were you intending to take an ambulance for private vehicle other?
Roger, that's all received. Do you have an update on their condition and for
transport from land are we intending to take an ambulance or private vehicle of them?
He'd even wanted to, this is Coast Guard Radio. I just wanted to check in on you. I wondered if you would like a patient transfer back to Auckland, either.
This is Coast Guard Radio. I just wanted to check in on you and wondered if you would
like a patient transfer back to Auckland.
All stations, all stations, this is Maritime Radio, Maritime Radio, Zulu Lima Mike.
New Zealand Coastal Navigation Warnings in force.
1, 2, 3, oblique, 2, 4.
Area, Raglan and Stevens.
8, 6, oblique, 2, 4.
Area, Engle.
8, 5, oblique, 2, 4.
Area, Gray.
8, oblique, 2, 4.
Area, Stevens.
Auckland Marine Weather Situation and Forecast.
Situation.
A front associated with a broad trough over the Tasman Sea lies over northern New Zealand.
A blocking high remains anchored to the southeast of New Zealand.
Directing a northeast flow over the country.
A trough is expected to move slowly southeast across the country during Tuesday to Wednesday.
Forecast for Manukau Harbour issued at 0404 hours.
New Zealand Standard Time Sunday, 1, 4, July, 2, 0, 2, 4.
New Warnings.
Sunday.
Southeast, 1, 0 knots.
Rising to easterly, 1, 5 knots.
Late morning.
Easterly rising to 2, 0 knots.
Gusting 3, 0 knots in the afternoon.
Sea becoming moderate in the afternoon.
Mostly cloudy with poor visibility in showers.
4, 0 knots.
Evening.
Southwest swell, half a meter.
Monday.
Northeast, 2, 0 knots.
Evening to northerly, 1, 0 knots in the evening.
Occasional rain becoming persistent.
Westerly swell, half to 1 meter.
Tuesday.
Becoming westerly, 1, 0 knots.
Early.
Occasional rain, clearing.
Westerly swell, rising to 1, 5 meters.
Wednesday.
Becoming northerly, 1, 0 knots.
Early.
A few showers.
Westerly swell, easing to 1 meter.
Forecast for wider Manukau Harbour issued at 0, 4, 0, 4 hours.
New Zealand standard time Sunday, 1, 4, July, 2, 0, 2, 4.
Will warnings.
Sunday.
Southeast, 1, 0 knots.
Rising to easterly, 2, 0 knots.
Gusting 3, 0 knots in the morning.
Sea becoming moderate in the morning.
Mostly cloudy with poor visibility in showers.
From late evening.
Monday.
Northeast, 2, 0 knots.
Easing to northerly, 1, 0 knots.
In the evening and variable, 5 knots.
Overnight.
A few showers, turning to rain.
Tuesday.
Becoming westerly, 1, 0 knots.
Early.
Easing to very low.
Monday.
Northeast, 2, 0 knots.
Easing to northerly, 1, 0 knots.
In the evening and variable, 5 knots.
Overnight.
A few showers, turning to rain.
Tuesday.
Becoming westerly, 1, 0 knots.
Early.
Easing to very low.
Monday.
Northeast, 2, 0 knots.
Easing to northerly, 1, 0 knots.
In the evening and variable, 5 knots.
Overnight.
Overnight.
Wednesday.
Becoming northernly, 1, 0 knots.
Early.
Easing to variable, 5 knots.
Late.
Occasional rain.
Clearing.
Wednesday.
Becoming northerly, 1, 0 knots.
Early.
A few showers.
Forecast before rocky Gulf issues at, 0, 4, 0, 4, hours.
New Zealand standard time Sunday, 1, 4, 0, 0, 4, hours.
A few showers.
Forecast before rocky Gulf issues at, 0, 4, 0, 4, hours.
New Zealand standard time Sunday, 1, 4, 0, 0, 4, hours.
A few showers.
Forecast before rocky Gulf issues at, 0, 4, 0, 0, 4, hours.
New Zealand standard time Sunday, 1, 4, 0, 0, 0, hours.
A few showers.
Forecast before rocky Gulf issues at, 0, 4, 0, 0, 4, hours.
New Zealand standard time Sunday, 1, 4, July, 2, 0, 2, 4.
Strong wind advisory.
Sunday.
Southeast, 1, 5, knots.
But, 2, 0, knots.
Norther from the Paraguay Peninsula.
Rising to easterly, 2, 5, knots.
But, 2, 0, knots.
Norther from the Paraguay Peninsula.
Rising to easterly, 2, 5, knots.
But, 2, 0, knots.
Norther from the Paraguay Peninsula.
Rising to easterly, 2, 5, knots.
But, 2, 0, knots.
Norther from the Paraguay Peninsula.
Rising to easterly, 2, 5, knots.
But, 2, 0, knots.
But, 2, 0, knots.
Norther from the Paraguay Peninsula.
Rising to easterly, 2, 5, knots.
But, 2, 0, knots.
Norther from the Paraguay Peninsula.
Rising to easterly, 2, 5, knots.
But, 2, 0, knots.
Norther from the Paraguay Peninsula.
Rising to easterly, 2, 5, knots.
But, 2, 0, knots.
Norther from the Paraguay Peninsula.
Rising to easterly, 2, 5, knots.
But, 2, 0, knots.
Norther from the Paraguay Peninsula.
Rising to easterly, 2, 5, knots.
But, 2, 0, knots.
Norther from the Paraguay Peninsula.
Rising to easterly, 2, 5, knots.
But, 2, 0, knots.
Norther from the Paraguay Peninsula.
Rising to easterly, 2, 5, knots.
Norther from the Paraguay Peninsula.
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Norther from the Paraguay Peninsula.
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Norther from the Paraguay Peninsula.
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Norther from the Paraguay Peninsula.
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Norther from the Paraguay Peninsula.
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All stations, all stations, this is Maritime Radio, Maritime Radio, Zulu, Lima Mike, New Zealand Coastal Navigation warnings in force, 1, 2, 3, oblique 2, 4, area Raglan and Stephens, 8, 6, oblique 2, 4, area Edble, 8, 5, oblique 2, 4,
area Gray, 8, oblique 2, 4, area Stephens, Auckland marine weather situation and forecast, situation, a front associated with a broad trough over the Tasman Sea lights over northern New Zealand,
a blocking high remains anchored to the south east of New Zealand directing a north east flow over the country, a trough is expected to move slowly south east across the country during Tuesday to Wednesday,
forecast for Manukau Harbour issued at 0404 hours, New Zealand standard time Sunday, 1, 4, July, 2, 0, 2, 4, will warnings, Sunday, south east, 1, 0, knots, rising to easterly, 1, 5, knots, late morning,
easterly rising to 2, 0, knots, gusting 3, 0, knots in the afternoon, sea becoming moderate in the afternoon, mostly cloudy with poor visibility in showers from late evening,
south west swell half a metre, Monday, north east 2, 0, knots, easing to northerly, 1, 0, knots in the evening, occasional rain becoming persistent,
westerly swell half to 1 metre, Tuesday, becoming westerly 1, 0, knots, early, occasional rain clearing, westerly swell rising to 1, 5, metres,
Wednesday, becoming northerly 1, 0, knots, early, a few showers, westerly swell easing to 1 metre, forecast for Waitemata Harbour issued at 0404 hours,
New Zealand standard time Sunday, 1, 4, July, 2, 0, 2, 4, will warnings, Sunday, south east, 1, 0, knots, rising to easterly 2, 0, knots, gusting 3, 0, knots in the morning,
sea becoming moderate in the morning, mostly cloudy with poor visibility in showers from late evening, Monday, north east 2, 0, knots, easing to northerly,
1, 0, knots, in the evening and variable 5, knots, overnight, a few showers turning to rain, Tuesday, becoming westerly 1, 0, knots, early, easing to variable 5,
knots, late, occasional rain clearing, Wednesday, becoming northerly 1, 0, knots, early, a few showers, forecast for Hohoraki Gulf issued at 0404 hours,
New Zealand standard time Sunday, 1, 4, July, 2, 0, 2, 4, strong wind advisory, Sunday, south east, 1, 5, knots, but 2, 0, knots, north of Whangaparaoa Peninsula,
rising to easterly 2, 5, knots, gusting 3, 5, knots everywhere in the morning, easterly rising to 3, 0, knots, gusting 4, 0, knots in the evening,
sea becoming rough in the morning, mostly cloudy with poor visibility in showers, north east swell, half a metre, Monday, north east, 3, 0, knots, easing to 1, 5, knots in the evening,
then turning north west, 1, 0, knots, late, occasional rain becoming persistent, north east swell, 1, metre developing, Tuesday, changing westerly, 1, 0, knots, early,
occasional rain, clearing, north east swell, 1, metre easing, Wednesday, becoming north west, 1, 0, knots, early, showers developing early, but clearing later,
Middle East swell, half a metre dying out. Forecast for Broomhead to Cape Cod formation at 0404 hours.
New Zealand standard time Sunday, 1/4 July 2024.
Strong wind advisory Sunday. Southeast 3-0 knots, gusting 4-0 knots.
Rising to east today, 2-5 knots, gusting 3-5 knots.
In the morning, east today rising to 3-0 knots, gusting 4-0 knots.
In the afternoon, south, mostly cloudy with poor visibility in showers.
East today swell, 1 metre, rising to 1-5 metres.
Sunday, northeast 3-0 knots, rising to northerly 1-5 knots.
In the evening and north-west, 1-0 knots, late rain.
Northeast swell, rising to 2-2-2-5 metres.
Tuesday, northerly 1-0 knots, becoming westerly 1-0 knots early.
Friday, northeast swell, 2 metres, easing to 1 metre.
Wednesday, north-west 1-0 knots, showers developing early, triggering late.
Northeast swell, 1 metre, easing to half a metre.
High tide at Auckland, Sunday 1-3-1-5 hours 2.8 metres.
Monday, 0-1-3-2 hours 2.9 metres.
High tide at Auckland, Sunday 1-6-0-8 hours 3.4 metres.
Monday, 0-4-2-8 hours 3.4 metres.
Marine weather bulletin for New Zealand Coastal Waters issued at 0-3-0-5 hours on 1-4 July 2-0-2-4.
Storm warnings in force for Bill. Gale warnings in force for Broad Kaipara. Situation at 0-3-0-0 hours. New Zealand Standard Time on 1-4 July 2-0-2-4.
A front associated with a broad trough over the Tasman Sea, lies over northern New Zealand.
A blocking high remains anchored to the south-east of New Zealand, directing a north-east flow over the country.
A trough is expected to move slowly south-east across the country during Tuesday to Wednesday.
Forecast issued at 0-6-3-4 hours. New Zealand Standard Time 1-4 July 2-0-2-4.
That was until midnight 1-4 July 2-0-2-4.
Rough offshore becoming rough everywhere.
Well to land offshore. Out and following three days Monday. West to five knots. South, right and right easterly swell, Tuesday. West to five knots.
Well to land offshore. Out and following three days Monday. West to five knots. South, right and right easterly swell, Tuesday. West to five knots. South, right and right easterly swell, Tuesday.
This is a maritime radio, a maritime radio, the Zululuna mic, the Maritime Station information broadcast, including Gail warning pencil, for serious threat and type other, please listen now on the appropriate BHF channel for your area, I say channel 607-68-690471.
Seikirote, Seikirote, Seikirote, all stations, all stations, all stations, this is Maritime
Radio, Maritime Radio, Zulu, Lima, Mike, the Maritime Safety Information Broadcast, including
gale warnings and forests for sea areas, French and Kaipara, please listen now on the appropriate
VHF channel for your area, either channel 67, 68, 69 or 71.
All stations, all stations, this is Maritime Radio, Maritime Radio, Zulu Lima Mike.
New Zealand Coastal Navigation Warnings in force.
1, 2, 3, oblique, 2, 4.
Area, Raglan and Stephens.
8, 6, oblique, 2, 4.
Area, Abel.
8, 5, oblique, 2, 4.
Area, Grey.
8, oblique, 2, 4.
Area, Stephens.
Auckland Marine Weather Situation and Forecast.
Situation.
A front associated with a broad trough over the Tasman Sea lies over northern New Zealand.
A blocking high remains anchored to the southeast of New Zealand.
Directing a northeast flow over the country.
A trough is expected to move slowly southeast across the country during Tuesday to Wednesday.
Forecast for Manukau Harbor issued at 0404 hours.
New Zealand Standard Time Sunday, 1, 4, July, 2, 0, 2, 4.
New Warnings.
Warnings. Sunday. Southeast. 1.0 knots. Rising to easterly. 1.5 knots. Late morning. Easterly
rising to 2.0 knots. Gusting 3.0 knots in the afternoon. Sea becoming moderate in the
afternoon. Mostly cloudy with poor visibility in showers from late evening. Southwest swell
half a meter. Monday. Northeast 2.0 knots. Easing to northerly. 1.0 knots in the evening.
Occasional rain becoming persistent. Westerly swell half to 1 meter. Tuesday.
Becoming westerly. 1.0 knots. Early. Occasional rain clearing. Westerly swell rising to 1.5 meters.
Wednesday. Becoming northerly. 1.0 knots. Early. A few showers. Westerly swell easing to 1 meter.
Forecast.
Forecast for whiter matter harbor issued at 0.4. 0.4 hours. New Zealand standard time Sunday. 1.4. July. 2.0. 2.4.
Little warnings. Sunday. Southeast. 1.0 knots. Rising to easterly. 2.0 knots. Gusting 3.0 knots in the morning.
Sea becoming moderate in the morning. Mostly cloudy with poor visibility in showers from late evening. Monday. Northeast 2.0 knots. Easing to northerly. 1.0 knots in the evening.
And variable 5 knots overnight. A few showers turning to rain. Tuesday. Becoming moderate in the morning. Mostly cloudy with poor visibility in showers from late evening. Monday. Northeast 2.0 knots. Easing to northerly. 1.0 knots in the evening. And variable 5 knots overnight. A few showers. Turning to rain. Tuesday.
Becoming westly. 1.0 knots. Early.
Easing to variable 5 knots. Late. Occasional rain. Clearing. Wednesday. Becoming northerly. 1.0 knots. Early. A few showers. Forecast for rocky gulf issued at 0.4. 0.4 hours. New Zealand standard time Sunday. 1.0 knots. Early. 2.0 knots in the evening. And variable 5 knots. Late. Occasional rain. Clearing.
Wednesday, becoming northerly, 1, 0, knots, early, a few showers, forecast for the rocky gulf issued at, 0, 4, 0, 4, hours, New Zealand standard time Sunday, 1, 4, July, 2, 0, 2, 4, strong wind advisory, Sunday,
Southeast, 1, 5, knots, but, 2, 0, knots, north of Fungapurwa Peninsula, rising to easterly, 2, 5, knots, gusting, 3, 5, knots, everywhere in the morning, easterly rising to, 3, 0, knots, gusting, 4, 0, knots, in the evening,
Wednesday, becoming rough, in the morning, mostly cloudy, with poor visibility in showers, northeast swell, half a meter, Monday, northeast, 3, 0, knots, rising to, 1, 5, knots, in the evening, then turning northwest, 1, 0, knots, late, occasional rain, becoming persistent,
Thursday, North East swell, 1, meter, developing, Tuesday, changing westerly, 1, 0, knots, early, occasional rain, clearing, Northeast swell, 1, meter, easing,
Wednesday, becoming northwest, 1, 0, knots, early, showers, developing early, but clearing later,
South-East swell, half a metre dying out. Forecast from Greenhead to Cape Coral, the
sheath at 0404 hours. New Zealand Standard Time Sunday, 1-4-July-2024. Strong wind advisory,
Sunday, South-East 3-0 knots, casting 4-0 knots, rising to Eastley to 5 knots, casting
3-5 knots. In the morning, Eastley rising to 3-0 knots, casting 4-0 knots. In the afternoon,
Smough, mostly cloudy, with poor visibility in showers. Eastley swell, 1 metre, rising
to 1.5 metres. Monday, North-East 3-0 knots, easing to Northerly, 1-5 knots. In the evening
and North-West, 1-0 knots late.
In, North-East swell, rising to 2-2-2.5 metres. Tuesday, Northerly, 1-0 knots, becoming Westley,
1-0 knots early. Fine, North-East swell, 2 metres easing to 1 metre. Wednesday, North-West,
easing to 1.5 metres.
Wednesday, North-West, easing to 1-0 knots early. Fine, North-East swell, rising to 2-2-2.5 metres.
Tuesday, North-East swell, rising to 2-2-2.5 metres. Tuesday, North-East swell, rising to 2-2-2.5 metres.
Tuesday, North-East swell, rising to 2-2-2.5 metres. Tuesday, North-East swell, rising to 2-2-2.5 metres.
Northwest, 1, 0, Ross
Shows developing early, flaring late
Northeast swell, 1, matrizing to half a metre
High tide at Auckland
Sunday, 1, 3, 1, 5, hours, 2, decimal, 8
Metres Monday, 0, 1, 3, 2, hours, 2, decimal, minor, metres.
High tide at Onehunga, Sunday, 1, 6, 0, 8, hours, 3, decimal, 4.
Metres Monday, 0, 4, 2, 8, hours, 3, decimal, 4, metres.
Rewind the bulletin from New Zealand Coastal Waters.
Issued at 0, 3, 0, 5, hours on 1, 4, July, 2, 0, 2, 4.
Storm warnings in force 4, still.
Gale warnings in force 4.
But Kaipara.
Situation at 0, 3, 0, 0, hours.
New Zealand standard time on 1, 4, July, 2, 0, 2, 4.
A front associated with a broad trough over the Tasman Sea runs over New Zealand.
A blocking high remains anchored to the south-east of New Zealand, directing and moving to flow over the country.
A trough is expected to move slowly south-east across the country.
New Zealand standard time on 1, 4, July, 2, 0, 2, 4.
Forecast issued at 0, 3, 0, 4, hours.
New Zealand standard time 1, 4, July, 2, 0, 2, 4.
Vanadon till midnight 1, 4, July, 2, 0, 2, 4.
Tenty, Sunday, south-east 1, 5, 7, 8, hours.
New Zealand standard time 1, 4, July, 2, 0, 2, 4.
Vanadon till midnight 1, 4, July, 2, 0, 2, 4.
Tenty, Sunday, south-east 1, 5, 7, 8, hours.
New Zealand standard time 1, 4, July, 2, 0, 2, 4.
Vanadon till midnight 1, 4, July, 2, 0, 2, 4.
Tenty, Sunday, south-east 1, 5, 7, 8, hours.
1 5 knots, 30, 2 5 knots, offshore, becoming, 2 5 knots, everywhere in the morning, rough offshore, becoming rough everywhere, easterly swell, 2 metres offshore, outing following, 3 days Monday,
1 east, 2 5 knots, smuff, moderate easterly swell, Tuesday, 1 east, 2 5 knots, easing to northerly, 1 5 knots, west of, west island, early, becoming westerly, 1 0 knots, everywhere later,
1 east, 2 5 knots, easing to northerly, 1 5 knots, west of, west island, early, becoming westerly, 1 0 knots, everywhere later,
1 east, 2 5 knots, easing to northerly, 1 5 knots, west of, west island, early, becoming westerly, 1 0 knots, everywhere later,
1 east, 2 5 knots, easing to northerly, 1 5 knots, west of, west island, early, becoming westerly, 1 0 knots, everywhere later,
1 east, 2 5 knots, easing to northerly, 1 west of, west island, early, becoming westerly, 1 0 knots, everywhere later,
1 east, 2 5 knots, easing to northerly, 1 east of, west island, early, becoming westerly, 1 0 knots, everywhere later,
1 east, 2 5 knots, easing to northerly, 1 east of, west island, early, becoming westerly, 1 0 knots, everywhere later,
1 east, 2 5 knots, easing to northerly, 1 east of, west island, early, becoming westerly, 1 0 knots, everywhere later,
1 east, 2 5 knots, easing to northerly, 1 east of, west island, early, becoming westerly, 1 0 knots, everywhere later,
Wednesday, 1, 0 knots.
Congo, Sunday, Easterly, 2, 5 knots.
South, Easterly swell, rising to 3 metres.
Poor visibility in occasional showers.
Outlook following, 3, days Monday, 1, 6, 3, 0, knots.
South, Easterly swell, Tuesday, changing yesterday, 1, 5, early, 1, 6, 3, 0, knots.
All stations, all stations, this is Maritime Radio, Maritime Radio, Zulu, Lima Mike.
New Zealand coastal navigation warnings in force.
One, two, three, oblique, two, four.
Area, Raglan and Stephens.
Eight, six, oblique, two, four.
Area, Abel, eight, five, oblique, two, four.
Area, Grey, eight, oblique, two, four.
Area, Stephens.
Auckland marine weather situation and forecast.
Situation.
A front associated with a broad trough over the Tasman Sea lies over northern New Zealand.
A blocking high remains anchored to the south-east of New Zealand, directing a north-east flow over the country.
A trough is expected to move slowly south-east across the country during Tuesday to Wednesday.
Forecast for Manukau Harbour issued at zero, four, zero, four hours. New Zealand standard time Sunday, one, four. July, two, zero, two, four.
Rule warnings.
Sunday, south-east, one, zero knots. Rising to easterly, one, five knots. Late morning, easterly rising to two, zero knots.
Gusting, three, zero knots in the afternoon. Sea becoming moderate in the afternoon. Mostly cloudy with poor visibility in showers from late evening.
South-west swell, half a metre. Monday, north-east, two, zero knots. Easing to northerly, one, zero knots in the evening. Occasional rain becoming persistent.
Westerly swell, half to one metre. Tuesday, becoming westerly, one, zero knots early. Occasional rain clearing. Westerly swell rising to one, decimal five metres.
Wednesday, becoming northerly, one, zero knots early. A few showers. Westerly swell easing to one metre.
Forecast for Waitemata Harbour issued at zero, four, zero, four hours. New Zealand standard time Sunday, one, four. July, two, zero, two, four.
Rule warnings.
Sunday, south-east, one, zero knots. Rising to easterly, two, zero knots. Gusting, three, zero knots in the morning. Sea becoming moderate in the morning.
Mostly cloudy with poor visibility in showers from late evening. Monday, north-east, two, zero knots. Easing to northerly, one, zero knots in the evening.
And variable, five knots overnight. A few showers turning to rain. Tuesday, becoming westerly, one, zero knots early. Easing to variable, five knots late.
Occasional rain clearing. Wednesday, becoming northerly, one, zero knots early. A few showers. Forecast for Hohoraki Gulf issued at zero, four, zero, four hours.
New Zealand standard time Sunday, one, four. July, two, zero, two, four. Strong wind advisory.
Sunday, south-east, one, five knots. West, two, zero knots. North of Whangaparaoa Peninsula. Rising to easterly, two, five knots. Gusting, three, five knots everywhere in the morning.
Easterly rising to three, zero knots. Gusting, four, zero knots in the evening. Sea becoming rough in the morning. Mostly cloudy with poor visibility in showers.
North-east swell, half a metre. Monday, north-east, three, zero knots. Rising to one, five knots in the evening. Then turning north-west, one, zero knots late.
Occasional rain becoming persistent. North-east swell, one metre developing. Tuesday, changing westerly, one, zero knots early. Occasional rain clearing.
North-east swell, one metre easing. Wednesday, becoming north-west, one, zero knots early. Showers developing early, but clearing later.
Easterly swell, half a metre dying out. Forecast for Broomhead to Cape Cod issues at zero, four, zero, four hours. New Zealand standard time Sunday, one, four.
July, two, zero, two, four. Strong wind advisory. Sunday, south-east, three, zero knots. Gusting, four, zero knots. Rising to easterly, two, five knots.
Gusting, three, five knots in the morning. Easterly rising to three, zero knots. Gusting, four, zero knots in the afternoon.
Smurf, mostly cloudy, with poor visibility in showers. Easterly swell, one metre, rising to one, decimal, five metres. Wednesday, north-east, three, zero knots.
Easing to northerly, one, five knots in the evening. And north-west, one, zero knots late. Wind in north-east swell, rising to two, two, two, decimal, five metres.
Tuesday, northerly, one, zero knots. Becoming westerly, one, zero knots early. Fine. North-east swell, two metres. Easing to one metre.
Wednesday, north-west, one, zero knots. Showers developing early, flaring late. North-east swell, one metre, easing to half a metre. High tide at Auckland.
Sunday, one, three, one, five, hours, two, decimal, eight, metres. Monday, zero, one, three, two, hours, two, decimal, minor, metres. High tide at Auckland.
Sunday, 1-6-0-8 hours, 3.4 metres.
Monday, 0-4-2-8 hours, 3.4 metres.
We've re-enabled the bulletin for the New Zealand Coastal Waters issued at 0-3-0-5.
Battles on 1-4-July-2-0-2-4.
Storm warnings in force for Will.
Gale warnings in force for Board Kaipara.
Situation at 0-3-0-0 hours.
New Zealand Standard Time on 1-4-July-2-0-2-4.
Upfront associated with a broad trough over the Tasman Sea runs over Northern New Zealand.
A blocking high remains anchored to the south-east of New Zealand, directing the north-east flow over the country.
A trough is expected to move slowly south-east across the country during Tuesday to Wednesday.
Forecast issues at 0-3-0-4 hours.
New Zealand Standard Time, 1-4-July-2-0-2-4.
Values until midnight, 1-4-July-2-0-2-4.
Tenty. Sunday. South-east, 1-5-knots.
Easterly, 2-5-knots.
Offshore. Becoming easterly, 2-5-knots.
Everywhere in the morning.
Some rough offshore, becoming rough everywhere.
Easterly swell, 2-metres offshore.
After the following three days.
Monday, 1-6-2-5-knots.
Some rough, moderate easterly swell.
Tuesday, 1-6-2-5-knots.
Rising to northerly, 1-5-knots.
West of White Island, early.
Becoming westerly, 1-0-knots.
Everywhere later, westerly easing.
Moderate northerly swell, easing late.
Wednesday, Wednesday, 1-0-knots.
Colville, Sunday, easterly, 2-5-knots.
South, easterly swell rising to 3-metres.
Point of visibility in occasional showers.
After the following three days.
Monday, 1-6-3-0-knots.
Some rough, easterly swell.
Tuesday, changing westerly, 1-5-knots.
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security, security, security, all stations, all stations. This is TELPO Maritime Radio,
TELPO Maritime Radio, Zulu, Lina, Mike. For the Maritime Safety and Information Broadcast,
including K1Es for BRIT and Kaipata, please listen to 202-414-6, 6224 kHz, or on the appropriate
VHF channel for your area. Either channel is 6/7, 6/8, 6/9, or 7/1.
Security, security, security, all stations, all stations, this is Telpo Maritime Radio,
Telpo Maritime Radio, Zulu, Lina, Mike, for the Maritime Safety Information Broker, including
tail warnings for Brett and Kaipara, please listen to 207-4146, 6224 kHz, or on the appropriate
VHF channel for your area, either channel 67, 68, 69 or 71.
All stations, all stations, this is Maritime Radio, Maritime Radio, strong wind at 5-3,
alpha 2-4, issued at 0-4-0-4, usual and standard time, Sunday, 1-4, July 2-0-2-4, valid until
midnight, usual and standard time, Monday, 1-5, July 2-0-2-4, 4 area, Hauraki Gulf, easterly
2-5 knots, gusting 3-5 knots, developing this morning, easterly rising to 3-0 knots, gusting
4-0 knots, this evening, turning north-east.
3-0 knots, gusting 4-0 knots, overnight, easing below advisory criteria, Monday, easing.
4 area, from Ernhard to Cape Cobal, south-east, 3-0 knots, gusting 4-0 knots, easing to easterly
2-5 knots, gusting 3-5 knots, this morning, easterly rising to 3-0 knots, gusting 4-0
knots, this afternoon, easing below advisory criteria, Monday, easing, this morning, cancels
and replaces advisory, alpha 2-3, morning ends, this is maritime radio, listening, 10-1-6,
out.
Thank you.
All stations, all stations, this is Maritime Radio, Maritime Radio, Strong Wind Advisory,
Alpha 2-4, issued at 04-04, usual and standard time, Sunday, 1-4, July 2-0-2-4, valid until
midnight, usual and standard time, Monday, 1-5, July 2-0-2-4, Fort Erie, Iraqi Gulf,
easterly 2-5 knots, gusting 3-5 knots, developing this morning, easterly rising to 3-0 knots,
gusting 4-0 knots, this evening, turning north-east, 3-0 knots, gusting 4-0 knots overnight, evening
below advisory criteria, Monday evening, Fort Erie from Bramhead to Cape Coble, south-east,
3-0 knots, gusting 4-0 knots, evening to easterly 2-5 knots, gusting 3-5 knots, this morning,
easterly rising to 3-0 knots, gusting 4-0 knots, this afternoon, evening below advisory
criteria, Monday evening, this warning cancels and replaces advisory, Alpha 2-3, warning
ends, this is Maritime Radio, listening, Channel 1-6, out.
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This is Maritime Radio, Zulu-Lena, Mike, for the unreceived forecast of strong wind
advisory alpha-2-4 for the area of Heraki Gulf and area from Broomhead to Cape Kogel.
Please listen on the appropriate channel for your area either channel 67686971.
All stations, all stations, this is Maritime Radio, Maritime Radio, Zulu, Lima, Mike, for
the on-receive broadcast of Strong Wind Advisory, Alpha 2-4, for areas, Hauraki Gulf, and area
from Broomhead to Cape Cogle, please listen on the appropriate channel for your area,
either channel 6-7, 6-8, 6-9, or 7-1.
... to welcome Maris, I'm radio, that's affirmative, and we'll organize the ambulance to meet you there, so if you can keep it updated, update it if your ETA changes, and also once you get close to West Haven over.
Good morning to Auckland Maritime Radio, that's affirmative, and we'll organise the ambulance
to meet you there, so if you can keep us updated, updated if your ETA changes, and also once
you get close to West Haven, over.
In a moment to Auckland Merritt Samaria. Just confirming when you arrive in
Auckland you can tie up at the fuel dock in the West Haven marina. If you tie up
in the at the fuel dock in the West Haven marina over.
Ena Moana to Auckland Maritime Radio. Just confirming, when you arrive in Auckland, you
can tie up at the fuel dock in the Westhaven marina. If you tie up at the fuel dock in
the Westhaven marina, over.
All stations, all stations, this is Maritime Radio, Maritime Radio, Zulu, Lima Mike.
New Zealand Coastal Navigation Warnings in force.
1, 2, 3, oblique, 2, 4.
Area, Raglan and Stephens.
8, 6, oblique, 2, 4.
Area, Abel.
8, 5, oblique, 2, 4.
Area, Grey.
8, oblique, 2, 4.
Area, Stephens.
Auckland Marine Weather Situation and Forecast.
Situation.
A trough over the Tasman Sea shifts eastwards today
and winds gradually turn from southeasterly to northeasterly over the country.
A northeast flow builds over Aotearoa, New Zealand,
ahead of a slow-moving trough approaching from the Tasman Sea on Monday.
The trough is expected to move slowly southeast across the country
from Tuesday to Wednesday.
Forecast for Manukau Harbour issued at 2, 2, 5, 2 hours.
New Zealand Standard Time Saturday, 1, 3, July.
2, 0, 2, 4.
Will warnings.
Sunday.
Variable, 5 knots.
Southeast, 1, 0 knots.
Developing early, rising to easterly, 1, 5, K, N, O, T, S, M, late morning.
Easterly rising to 2, 0, K, N, O, T, S, M, gusting.
3, 0 knots.
In the afternoon.
Sea becoming moderate in the afternoon.
Mostly cloudy, with poor visibility in showers from late evening.
Southwest swell, half a metre.
Monday.
Northeast, 2, 0 knots.
Evening to northerly, 1, 0 knots in the evening.
Occasional rain becoming persistent.
Westerly swell, half to, 1, metre.
Tuesday.
Becoming westerly, 1, 0, knots, early.
Occasional rain, clearing.
Westerly swell, rising to, 1, decimal, 5, metres.
Wednesday.
Becoming northerly, 1, 0, knots, early.
A few showers.
Westerly swell, easing to, 1, metre.
Forecast for wider matter harbour issued at, 2, 2, 5, 2, hours.
New Zealand standard time Saturday, 1, 3, July, 2, 0, 2, 4.
Newer warnings.
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Rising to easterly, 2, 0.
0, knots.
Casting, 3, 0, knots.
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Sea becoming moderate in the morning.
Mostly cloudy, with poor visibility in showers, from late evening.
Monday.
Northeast, 2, 0, knots.
Evening to northerly, 1, 0, knots.
In the evening and variable, 5, knots.
Overnight.
A few showers.
In the evening and variable, 5, knots.
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Overnight.
A few showers.
Turning to rain.
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Becoming westerly, 1, 0, knots.
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Evening to variable, 5, knots.
Late.
Occasional rain.
Clearing.
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Becoming northerly, 1, 0, knots.
Early.
A few showers.
Forecast.
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Becoming westerly, 1, 0, knots.
Early.
A few showers.
In the evening and variable, 5, knots.
Early.
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All stations, all stations, this is Maritime Radio, Maritime Radio, Zulu, Lima, Mike, New Zealand coastal navigation warnings in force, 1, 2, 3, oblique, 2, 4, area Raglan and Stephens, 8, 6, oblique, 2, 4, area Able, 8, 5, oblique, 2, 4.
2, 4, area Gray, 8, oblique, 2, 4, area Stephens, Auckland marine weather situation and forecast, situation, a trough over the Tasman sea shifts eastwards today and winds gradually turn from southeasterly to northeasterly over the country.
A north-east flow builds over Aotearoa and New Zealand ahead of a slow-moving trough approaching from the Tasman sea on Monday.
The trough is expected to move slowly southeast across the country from Tuesday to Wednesday.
Forecast for Manukau Harbour issued at 2, 2, 5, 2 hours.
New Zealand standard time Saturday, 1, 3, July, 2, 0, 2, 4.
Will warnings Sunday, variable, 5 knots, southeast, 1, 0 knots, developing early, rising to easterly, 1, 5, KNOTSM late morning, easterly rising to, 2, 0, KNOTSM gusting, 3, 0 knots in the afternoon.
Sea becoming moderate in the afternoon, mostly cloudy with poor visibility in showers from late evening, southwest swell half a metre, Monday, northeast, 2, 0 knots, easing to northerly, 1, 0 knots in the evening, occasional rain becoming persistent.
Westerly swell half to, 1 metre, Tuesday, becoming westerly, 1, 0 knots early, occasional rain clearing, westerly swell rising to, 1, 5 metres, Wednesday, becoming northerly, 1, 0 knots early.
A few showers, westerly swell easing to, 1 metre.
Forecast for Waitemata Harbour issued at 2, 2, 5, 2 hours.
New Zealand standard time Saturday, 1, 3, July, 2, 0, 2, 4.
Warnings, Sunday, southeast, 1, 0, knots, rising to easterly, 2, 0, knots, gusting, 3, 0, knots in the morning, sea becoming moderate in the morning, mostly cloudy with poor visibility in showers from late evening, Monday, northeast, 2, 0, knots.
Easing to northerly, 1, 0 knots in the evening and variable, 5 knots overnight.
A few showers turning to rain, Tuesday, becoming westerly, 1, 0 knots early, easing to variable, 5 knots late, occasional rain clearing, Wednesday.
Becoming northerly, 1, 0 knots early.
A few showers, forecast for Hohoraki Gulf issued at 2, 2, 5, 2 hours.
New Zealand standard time Saturday, 1, 3, July, 2, 0, 2, 4.
Strong wind advisory, Sunday, southeast, 1, 5, knots, gusting, 2, 0, knots, north of Whangaparaoa Peninsula, rising to easterly, 2, 5, knots, gusting, 3, 5, knots everywhere in the morning.
Easterly rising to, 3, 0, knots, gusting, 4, 0, knots in the evening, sea becoming rough in the morning, mostly cloudy with poor visibility in showers.
Northeast swell, 1/2 a litre, Monday, northeast, 3, 0, knots, rising to, 1, 5, knots in the evening, returning northwest, 1, 0, knots late, occasional rain becoming persistent.
Northeast swell, 1 litre developing, Tuesday, changing westerly, 1, 0, knots early, occasional rain clearing, northeast swell, 1 litre easing, Wednesday, becoming northwest, 1, 0, knots early.
Showers developing early, but clearing later, northeast swell, 1/2 a litre dying out.
Forecast for Team Head to Cape Cod issued at 2, 2, 5, 2 hours.
New Zealand standard time Saturday, 1, 3, July, 2, 0, 2, 4.
Strong wind advisory, Sunday, southeast, 3, 0, knots, gusting, 4, 0, knots, easing to easterly, 2, 5, knots, gusting, 3, 5, knots in the morning, easterly rising to, 3, 0, knots, gusting, 4, 0, knots in the afternoon.
Slough, mostly cloudy, with positive visibility in showers.
Easterly swell, 1 litre, rising to, 1, 5, metres, Sunday, northeast, 3, 0, knots, easing to northerly, 1, 5, knots in the evening and northwest, 1, 0, knots late.
Rain, northeast swell rising to, 2, 2, 2, 2, maximal, 5, metres, Tuesday, northerly, 1, 0, knots, becoming easterly, 1, 0, knots early, fine.
Northeast swell, 2 litres, easing to, 1 litre, Wednesday, northwest, 1, 0, knots, showers developing early, clearing late.
Northeast swell, 1 litre, rising to, 1/2 a litre, high tide at Auckland, Sunday, 0, 0, 4, 8, hours, 2, 9, metres, Sunday, 1, 3, 1, 5, hours, 2, 8, metres, high tide at Ormanya.
Sunday, 0, 3, 3, 7, hours, 3, 5, metres, Sunday, 1, 6, 0, 8, hours, 3, 4, metres.
Rain, another bulletin for New Zealand Coastal Waters.
Issued at, 0, 0, 2, 2, hours on, 1, 4, July, 2, 0, 2, 4.
Storm warnings in force for, Gale, Gale warnings in force for, Brett, Kalatara.
Situation at, 0, 0, 0, 0, hours, New Zealand Standard Time on, 1, 4, July, 2, 0, 2, 4.
A front associated with a broad trough over the Tasman Sea winds over northern New Zealand.
A blocking high remains anchored to the south-east of New Zealand, directing a north-east flow over the country.
A drop is expected to move slowly southeast across the country during Tuesday to Wednesday.
Situation ends. Forecast issued at 2, 2, 5, 2 hours. New Zealand Standard Time, 1, 3, July, 2, 0, 2, 4.
Time is until midnight, 1, 4, July, 2, 0, 2, 4. 20, Sunday, southeast, 1, 5 knots.
Pretty easterly, 2, 5 knots offshore. Becoming just 2, 5 knots everywhere in the morning.
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