Sea Area Forecast
From 1800 Thursday To 1800 Friday
| GALE WARNING: |
| In Operation. See page 163." |
| SMALL CRAFT WARNING: |
| In Operation. See page 163. |
| METEOROLOGICAL SITUATION AT 1500: |
| An north to northwest airstream remains unstable but will gradually stabilize tomorrow as pressure rises from the Atlantic. |
| Forecast for coasts from Rossan Point to Carlingford Lough to Hook Head and the Irish Sea. |
| WIND: |
| Northwest force 6 to gale force 8, strongest on the north Irish Sea. Moderating force 6 to 7 overnight and backing northerly. Backing north to northeast tomorrow and gradually moderating force 4 to 6. |
| WEATHER: |
| Showers dying out. |
| VISIBILITY: |
| Generally good. |
| Forecast for coasts from Hook Head to Valentia to Rossan Point. |
| WIND: |
| North to northwest force 5 to 6, moderating force 4 to 5 overnight. Backing north to northeast tomorrow and moderating further force 3 to 5, strongest on the south Munster coast. |
| WEATHER: |
| Fair. |
| VISIBILITY: |
| Good.Warning of heavy swell: Nil. |
| Outlook for a further 24 hours until 1800 Saturday 25 May 2013: |
| Winds will slacken tomorrow night and become variable in direction, and then gradually increase moderate southerly during Saturday. |
