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WOAU11 APRM 170057
IDS20210
SECURITE

HIGH SEAS WEATHER WARNING FOR METAREA 10
ISSUED BY THE AUSTRALIAN BUREAU OF METEOROLOGY, ADELAIDE
AT 0057UTC 17 MAY 2008.

GALE WARNING FOR SOUTH EASTERN AREA

SITUATION AT 170001UTC
Weakening low near 40S147E.  Cold front near 42S133E 50S138E, forecast near
42S137E 50S142E at 180600UTC, near 42S142E 50S146E at 171200UTC.

AREA AFFECTED
AREA 1: Ocean waters bounded by 35.5S139E 38S138E 40S141E 38S141E.    AREA 2:
Bounded by 42S129E 42S141E 50S141E 50S129E 42S129E. 

FORECAST
AREA 1: SW winds 30/40 knots easing to below 34 knots by 170300UTC. Rough seas.
Moderate to heavy swell.    AREA 2: NW winds 30/40 knots within 200 nm east of
front, shifting SW/W 30/40 knots west of front. Rough to very rough seas.
Moderate to heavy swell.

WEATHER ADELAIDE

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FQAU22 AMRF 162204
IDV10210

SECURITE
Australian Government Bureau of Meteorology
Victoria
P.O. Box 1636 Melbourne Vic 3001    http://www.bom.gov.au

HIGH SEAS FORECAST FOR METAREA 10
SOUTH-EASTERN AREA 28S/50S, 129E/170E.
ISSUED BY THE AUSTRALIAN BUREAU OF METEOROLOGY, MELBOURNE
FOR 24 HOURS COMMENCING 2300 UTC 16 MAY 2008

Please be aware
Wind gusts can be 40 percent stronger than the averages given here, and maximum
waves may be up to twice the height.

Part 1  Warnings
Melbourne gale 2029UTC within 42S141E/45S150E/50S160E/50S141E/42s141E.
Adelaide gale 1832UTC:  1. Within area bounded by
37S133E/34.5S136E/36S140E/38S141E/40S141E/37S133E
                                         2. Within area bounded by
42S129E/41S141E/50S141E/50S129E/42S129E.  

Part 2  Situation at 0600 UTC
Front 30S145E/low 998hpa 42S145E/50S146E. Front moving east 20 knots and
expected 28S160E/40S155E/50S155E  by 172300UTC. First low weakening but new low
expected to develop on front near 35S158E by 172300UTC. Second front well to the
southwest expected 45S120E 50S140E by 172300UTC. 

Part 3  Forecast
East of first cold front over Tasman Sea. 
Northerly quarter winds 20/30 knots, though only 10/20 knots in the east at
first. Winds increasing to 30/40 knots in gale area. Moderate to rough seas,
slight to moderate in the east at first but seas rising to very rough in gale
area. Moderate swell, locally heavy in the south. Rain areas/isolated
thunderstorms near front reducing visibility to 3nm.  

Within 240nm of developing low in Tasman Sea. 
Clockwise winds about low 20/30 knots but 10/20 knots south of low centre.
Moderate/rough sea, slight to moderate south of low. Moderate swell.  Rain
areas/isolated thunderstorms near front reducing visibility to 3nm.

Rest west of first cold front.
Southwest winds 20/30 knots tending northwesterly south of about 40S and
increasing 30/40 knots in gale areas. Winds tending southwesterly 20/30 knots
southwest of second front but reaching 30/40 knots in gale areas. Moderate/rough
seas rising very rough/high in gale areas. Moderate swell, heavy in south.
Showers with isolated thunderstorms  in east and south reducing visibility to
2nm.  

WEATHER MELBOURNE

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