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UPDATE...Update for the 18Z TAF issuance

Heavy rain overnight into this morning has lead to rises in areas streams and creeks. Montana Creek near Juneau has reached minor flood level and a Flood Advisory has been issued.

MARINE

Inner Waters: The inner waters will see slow improvements over Sunday morning and throughout the day. A front has made its way into the northern panhandle, and as it continues to move north, calmer winds will follow. Gales have ended, but winds of 15-20 kt will persist for much of the day in most of the inner channels, while 15-25 kts remain possible in the further inland channels south of Frederick Sound. later this afternoon should see a resurgence in winds in the northern channels as a pressure gradient increases just north of the area. Seas of 2-4 ft for the majority of the inside, but could be lower in some of the narrower passages.

Outer Waters: Similarly, conditions will slowly improve over the day Sunday. Winds of 10-20 kts for coastal areas, and 15-25 kts further out in the Gulf. the greater concern for mariners in the outer waters will be lingering seas of 7-9 ft in coastal zones and most of the Gulf, with an area of seas up to 12 ft near Cape Suckling this morning, which will begin to subside somewhat later this afternoon.

AJK WATCHES/WARNINGS/ADVISORIES

PUBLIC...None. MARINE...Small Craft Advisory for PKZ012-036-053-641>644-651-652-661>664- 671-672.


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