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IDENTIFIERS *Marine Weather Radio; *Weather Broadcasts

ABSTRACTThis publication is a source of marine weather,

broadcast informaticn in all areas of the world where such service isprovided. This publicp,tion was designed for the use of U.S. naval andmerchant ships. Sections 1 through 4 contain details of radiotelegraph, radio telephone, radio facsimile, and radio teleprintertransmissions, respectively. The NOAA Weather Radio continuousbroadcasts and Great Lakes marine broadcasts are listed in section 5.In sections 1 through 4 the broadcasts are arranged according toocean areas. In a particular geographic area, the radio stationsproviding service for the high sea areas usually are listed first.Each listing is preCeded by a three part index number. Following theindex number is the name of the radio station and its call sign; nextare broadcast times, radio frequencies, and broadcast contents. Insections 1 and 2, the contents are described by a letter code that isexplained in the set of notes preceding each section. Throughout thepublication, references are made to figures that outline the forecastareas of various countries. These figures follow section 5. Theappendix contains supplemental explanatory information. (MR)

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Worldwide MarineWeather Broadcasts

Section 1.Radiotelegraph Broadcasts

Section 2.Radiotelephone Broadcasts

Section 3.Radiofacsimile Broadcasts

Section 4.Radioteleprinter Broadcasts

Section 5.Weather Broadcasts for the Great LakesContinuous Broadcasts NOAAWeather Radio (VHF - FM)

Silver Spring, Md.July 1977

U.S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCEJuanita M. Kreps, Secretary

National Oceanic and Atmospheric AdministrationRichard A. Frank, Administrator

National Weather ServiceGeorge P. Cressman, Director

U.S. DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVYWilliam G. Claytor

Naval Weather Service CommandConley R. Ward

Contents

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INTRODUCTIONSECTION 1. RADIOTELEGRAPH BROADCASTS. 3SECTION 2. RADIOTELEPHONE BROADCASTS 31SECTION 3. RADIOFACSIMILE BROADCASTS 54SECTION 4. RADIOTELEPRINTER BROADCASTS 69SECTION 5. WEATHER BROADCASTS FOR THE GREAT LAKES

Continuous Broadcasts NOAH Weather Radio(VHFFM) 76

FIGURES. (MARINE WEATHER FOI.ZE( AST AREAS) 83APPENDIX 112

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IntroductionThis booklet serves as a source of marine weather broadcast information. It is primarily for the use

of U.S. naval and merchant ships, but is available to other ships.Data processing and electronic photocomposition methods were employed in publishing this edition,

necessitating a change in format.This publication contains information on marine weather broadcasts in all areas of the world where

such service is provided. In general, English language broadcasts (or foreign language broadcasts repeated--)in English) were selected for inclusion in the publication. For areas where English language broadcastsare not available foreign language transmissions are also included.

Details of foreign broadcasts are obtained from World Meteorological Organization Publication No.9 T.P.4, Volumes C and D, or from information supplied by other countries. Corrections and changesto the broadcast details are distributed by means of the weekly Notice to Mariners issued by DefenseMapping Agency flydrographic Center.

ORGANIZATION OF PUBLICATION. Sections 1 through 4 contain details of radiotelegraph,radiotelephone, radiofacsimile, and radioteleprinter transmissions, respectively. The NOAA WeatherRadio continuous broadcasts (VHF-FM) and Great Lakes marine broadcasts are listed in Section 5.

In Sections 1 through 4 the broadcasts are arranged according to ocean areas. In a particular geo-graphic area the .adio stations providing service for the high seas areas usually are listed first. Each listingis preceded by a three part index number. The following explains the index number:

-0 ::0 - IBC

Used only for dua management

Serial number within section(NMF, Boston, Mass.)

Section number(Radiotelegraph)

Following the index number is the name of the radio station and its call sign; next are broadcasttimes. ,radio frequencies, and broadcast contents. In Sections and 2, the contents are described by aletter code that is explained in the set of notes preceding each section.

Keep in mind that automated printing imposes some limitations on the format. For example, thereare instances where footnc'es appear on the next page, separated from the rest of the broadcast details.

Throughout the public, tion references are made to figures that outline the forecast areas of variouscountries. These figures folk w Section 5.

TRANSMISSION OF WARNINGS. If warnings are in effect for a forecast area they will be included

in the scheduled weather broadcast. When warnings are issued by a weather forecast office most radiostations use the following procedure: upon receipt of the warning message an announcement is made on

500 kHz (A 1 ), 2182 kHz (A3), and 156.8 MHz, channels 16 (F3), followed by transmission of warning

on the corresponding working frequencies. The warnings are broadcast again at the end of the first silentperiod following their receipt as well as at he end of the first silent period which occurs within the nextradio watch hours of single-operator ships.

APPENDIX. In addition to an abridged explanation of synoptic and analysis codes, the appendix con-

tains an explanation of abbreviations and contractions found in this publication, definitions of terms used

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in weather broadcasts, a short explanation of symbols used on radiofacsimile charts, and a multilinguallist of terms used in marine weather broadcasts.There is an abbreviated section on ship codes for those who want to plot ships' weather ohservations

in conjunction with an analysis. If this information is found to be too sketchy, one can obtain FederalMeteorological Handbook No. 2, Synoptic Code, which contains a complete explanation of the shipweather code, including all necessary tables. This publication is sold for $1.50 by Superintendent ofDocuments, U.S. Government Printing Office, Washington, D.C. 20402.

NOTE

Cr mments, suggestions, or information from ships' officers relative to weather schedules listed in thispublication are greatly appreciated. Letters should be addressed to National Weather Service, SilverSpring, Md. 20910 (attention W162). Tear sheets for this purpose are at the end of the book.

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Section 1-RadiotelegraphSerialNo

Station andabbres 'anon

SerialNo

Station andabbresiation

NORTH ATLANTIC OCEAN 04000470

Londonderry, No. Ireland (NST)Reykjavik. Iceland (TEA)

0010 Norfolk. Va. (NAM ) 0475 Iceland (NRK )0020 Halifax. N.S., Canada (CFH) 0480 Bergen, Norway (LMB)0030 Frobisher Bay. N.W.T., Canada ( VFF) 0490 Stockholm. Sweden (SAW, SMA)0040 Resolution Is., N.W.T.. Canada ( VAW ) 0500 Helsinki. Finland (OHC)0050 St. Anthony, Nfld.. Canada (vcr,,,i) 0510 Helsinki. Finland (OFB)0060 St. John's. Nfld.. Canada (VON) 0520 Kiel, Fed. Rep. of Germany (DAO)0070 Sydney. N.S.. Canada (VCO) 0530 Norddeich, Fed. Rep. Ger. (DAN)0090 Fox River. Que., Canada (VCG) 0540 Scheveningen, Neth.(PCH)0100 Mont Joh, Que., Canada (VCF) 0550 Ponta Delgach. Azores (CTD)0110 Quebec. Que., Canada (VCC) 0560 Monsanto. Portugal (CTV, CTU)0120 Montreal: Que. Canada ( \TN) 0565 Rota. Spain ( AOK.)0130 Halifax. N.S., Canada (Vr'S) 0570 Casablanca, Morocco (CNO)0150 Boston, Mass (NMI') 050 Dakar, Senegal (OVA)0160 Boston. Mass. (NIK) (1590 Lome. 'logo (5VA)0170 Amaprisett, N.Y. (WS1. )0180 New York, N.Y. (WSF) MEDITERRANEAN SEA0190 Baltimore, Md. (WMH)0200 Portsmouth. Va. ( NMN ) 0610 Rome, Italy (IAR)

0210 Miami, Ha. ( NMA ) 0611 Rome, Italy ( IDQ

0215 Key West. Ha. (NAR) 0620 'Tripoli, Libyan-Arab Rep. (5AT)

0220 Tampa. Fla. ( WPD ) 0630 Athens. Greece (SVA )

023( Mobile, Ala. ( WL0) 0635 Greece (NGR)

New Orleans, La. (NMG) 064(1 Split, Yugoslavia t YUS)0240250 New Orleans, La. ( WM.') 0050 Bandirma, Turkey (YMH)

/0260 Galveston, Tex. ( KLC I 0660 Lattaquie, Syrian Arab Rep. ( YKM )

/0270 San Juan, P.R. (NMR) 0670 Haifa. Israel (4X0)

0180 North Post, 'Trinidad (9YL. I 005(1 Alexandria, Egypt ';SUI-1)

02911.--Barbados (8P0)0300 Demerara. Guyana ( 8RB )

SOUTH ATLANTIC OCEAN

0310 Paramaribo. Surinam ( PZN) 0690 Rio de Janeiro, Brazil (PPR )0320 Curacao. Neth. Antilles ( RIC) 0700 Rio de Janeiro, Brazil (PWZ)0330 Fort de France. Fr. Antilles ( FEP) 0701 Belem. Brazil (PPL)0340 Bermuda (ZBM 070/ EMI au, Brazil (PPJ)0350 Godhavn Greenland (0ZM1 0703 (Anil'. Brazil (PP())0360. .Angmagssalik, Greenland (OZL) 0710 Bu,:nos Aires. Argentina (LPD)0370 Portishead. England (GKA 0720 Cornodore Rivadaria, Argentina ( LPX )0385 Thurso, Scotland (GXH ) 0730 Trewlew, Argentina (LPL)035(1 Stonehaven, Scotland (GNI) (1740 Luanda, Angola ( XXV)0390 Wick. Scotland ( OKR ) ((75)) Walvis Bay. So. Africa ( ZSV0400 C'ullercoats, England (GCC I 0760. Cape Town. So. Africa ( ZSC I0410 Niton, England (ONI0420 Portpatrick. England (0PK NORTH PACIFIC OCEAN0430 Lands End. England (OLD)0440 Mahn 'lead, Ireland (F.IM ) 0770 Pt. Reyes. Calif. (NM(')0450 Valen.la, Ireland ( F.1K ) 0780 San Francisco. Calif ( K IS,

0790 Los Angeles, Calif. (KOK)0810 Long Beach, Calif. (NMQ)

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4 woRLDwirw MARINE WEATHER BROADCASTS

Serial Station andZthhre.tattml

SerialNo

Station andabbreviation

0860 Kodiak, Alaska ( NO1 )0870 Vancouver, Br. Columbia (CKN )0880 Vancouver, Br. Columbia (VAI)0890 Prince Rupert, Br. Columbia (VAJ)0900 Buil Harbor, Br. Columbia (VAG)0910 Tofino, Br. Columbia ( VAE )0920 Astoril. Ore. (NMW)0921 Honolulu, Hawaii (KHK)0930 Honolulu, Hawaii (NN10)0945 Guam, Marianas Is. (NRV0950 Guam Mariana Is. (NPN)0951 Yokusuku, Japan (NDT)0960 Tokyo, Japan (JMC)0970 Hakodate, Japan (JNI)0980 Kagoshima, japan (.1N10)90 Kobe, Japan (JGD)1000 Kushiro, Japan (JNX1010 Maizuru, Japan (.1N('1020 Moji. Japan (JNR)1030 Nagoya, Japan (.1NT)1040 Niigata. Japan (JNV).1050 Otaru. Japan (JNI.) --1060 Sakai, Japan (JNIP)1070 Sasebo, Japan (JNK)

Shiogama, Japan (JNN)1090 Vladivostok, U.S.S.R. (Ulf:, UFL1100 Petropavlaysk, U.S.S.R. (U BE)1110 Seoul, So. Korea ( HLL )1120 Manila, Philippines (DZR)1130 Manila, Philippines (DZG )1140 Manila, Philippines (DZO)1150 Manila, Philippines (DIN)1160 San Miguel, Philippines (NPO)1170 Hong Kong (VPS)1180 Dalian, Peoples Rep. of China ( XSI)1190 Shanghai, Peoples Republic of China ( XSG)1200 Taipei. Taiwan (BMB)1210 Kao Hsiung, Taiwan (XSW)1220 Keelung, Taiwan ( XSX)I 240 Singapore ( )VG )1250 Bangkok. Thailand ( HSA. HSJ )

SOUTH PACIFIC OCEAN

1251 Guam. Marianas Is. (NPN)1254 Honolulu Hawaii ( KHK )1255 Honolulu. Hawaii (NMO)1260 Santiago. Chile ICAK)1270 Valparaio, Chile (CCV)1280 Pitcairn island (IP1290 Papeete, Tahiti ( EX )

1300 Pago 13::!o, Samoa (KU011310 Suva. Fiji Is. (3DP)1310.. Noumea, New Caledonia (FPJ I

/330 Wellington, New Zealand (ZLZ,1340 Sydney. Australia (V IX)1350 Adelaide, Australia (VIA)1360 Melbourne, Australia (VIM)1370 Brisbane, Australia (VIB)i 380 Rockhampton, Australia (VIR)1390 Townsville, Australia (VIT)1400 Thursday Island (VII)1410 Darwin, Australia (VID)1420 Rabaul, New Britain (VJZ)1430 Port !Moresby, Papua (VIG)1440 Jakarta, Indonesia (8B13)

INDIAN OCEAN, RED SEA AND PERSIANGULF

1450 Cape Town, So. Africa (ZSC)1460 Cape Town, So. Africa (ZSC5)1470 Durban, So. Africa (ZSD)1480 Port Elizabeth, So. Africa (Z504)1500 Beira, Portuguese East Africa (CRX3)1510 Porto Amelia. Portuguese East Africa (CRX4)1520 Tomatave, Madagascar (5RS)1510 Vacoas, Mauritius (3BA)1550 Nairobi, Kenya (5YE)1560 Mombasa, Kenya (5ZF)1570 Dj(ibToxurtii French Territory of Afars and Issa

1580 Massawa, Ethiopia (ETV)1590 Port Sudan, Sudan (STF)1600 Kosseir, Egypt (SUK)1610 Ras Tannurah, Saudi Arabia (HZY)1620 Kuwait (9KK)1630 Basrah, Iraq ( YIR)1640 Karachi, Pakistan (ASK)1650 Bombay, India (VWB)1660 Colombo, Sri Lanka (4PB)1670 Madras, India (VWM)1680 Calcutta, India (VWC)1690 Kandla, India (VWK )1700 Ratnagiri, India (MP)1710 Goa, India (VWG)1720 Mangalore, India (VWL)1730 Cochin, India (VWN)1740 Tuticorin, India (VWT)750 Vishakhapatnam, India ( VW V )

1760 Port Blair, India (VWP)1770 Rangoon, Burma ( XYR)1780 Perth, Australia (VIP)1.790 Broome, Australia (V10)1800 Esperance. Australia (VIE)1820 New Amsterdam Is. (FJY)

ANTARCTIC

183() Orcadas. So. Orkney I. ( LOK

SECTION 1

RADIOTELEGRAPH BROADCASTS

Explanatory Notes:I. Unless otherwise noted, all broadcast times are Greenwich Mean Time (GMT), 24-hour clock (0000-2359).

2. All frequencies are Al mode unless otherwise noted.3. Contents are indicated as follows:

A AnalysisF - Forecast

Ice report (shore ice)IB International iceberg bulletinLR Synoptic reports (land station)P Prognosis.S SynopsisSR - Synoptic reports (ship)W WarningG - Gulfstream Analysis

4. If a broadcast .part is enc3ded, the code is identified by a footnote.

NORTH ATLANTIC OCEANRadio station, area.and broadcast time

Frequency(kHz) Contentt Radio .ctanon area.

and broadcast timeFrequency

1 ACorrtent.s

1-0010-1ANORFOLK, VA. (NAM11Area:

(a) No. Atlantic north of 03°N, west of 35°W,including Caribbean Sea and Gulf of Mex-ico

0030_1230 W, A8090121351618020225 2

0630, 190() do. W. F0500, 1700 do. 1B

Broadcast keyed from Londonderry NS I= 1200-0000 only

1.-0020-1A

HALIFAX, N.S. CANADA (CFH)Area:

North Atlantic0100, 0700 438 2 W, F1300, 1900 4255

643086971272616926.5

0130 1330 do. IB0430, 1630 do. A, W

Nasal hroadLast schedules may change without prior notice=Off air 1200-1600 second Thur each mouth

1-0030IBCFROBISHER BAY, N.W.T., CANADA (VFF)Area:

Northeastern Canada coastal waters, Baffin Bay,Davis Strait, Labrador Sea

0200, 1100, 430 S, F,1400, 2300 4236.5

6493I See figure I

1-0040-1 BC

RESOLUTION IS., N.W.T., CANADA (VA%%')

Area:Northeastern Canw' e coastal waters: Baffin Bay

Davis Strait: Labrador Sea0240, 1020 . 484 S, F

1320 22201-0050-1CST. ANTHONY, NFLD., CANADA (VCM)Area:

Newfoundland coastal waters0210, 1305, 489 S, F, IB

21001700 do. F2

' See figure 2For Labrador coast

1-0060-1CST. JOHN'S, NFLD., CANADA (VON)Area: I

Newfoundland coastal waters: Grand Banks0150, 1200, 478 S, F

1630, 21300000, 1330 do. 1B

' See figure 2

1-0070-1BCSYDNEY, N.S., CANADA (VCO)Area: I

Nova Scotia and Newfoundland waters.0100, 1300 4640430, 1110, 464 S, F

2140' See figure 2

1-0090-1CFOX RIVER, QUEBEC, CANADA (VCG)Area:

St. Lawrence River and Gulf0040, 1240 434 S, F. I1750 434

See figure 2

1-0100-1CMONT JOLT, QUEBEC, CANADA (VCF)Area:

St. Lawrence River and Gulf


Radio station, urea. t requenrsand broadi ac! lane

s1611110 SIE111011. area.

brmicis ac! timeFrequeiu,t

11:1Coillents

0030. 1230 446 S.175() 446 F. I

Sc'e figure 21-0110-1CQUEBEC, QUEBEC,CANADA (VCC)Area:

St. Lawrence River0020. 1220. 434 S, F '

1720' MAFOR Code FM es I D

I-0120-1CMONTREAL, QUEBEC, CANADA (VFN)Area:

St. Lawrence River0010, 1210, 420 S, F '

17I()MAFOR Code FM nl D

1-0130-1 BCHALIFAX, N.S., CANADA (VCS)Area: I

Nova Scotia coastal and offshore waters.1200, 2!00 484 S. F

See figure 2

1-0150-71BCBOSTON, MASS., U.S.A. (NNIF)Area: I

(a) Coastal waters, Eastport, Me. to BkickIsland, R.I.

(b) New England Waters0050, 1650 472On receipt. 472

H+18 andH+48See figure 3

1-0160-1ABOSTON, MASS, U.S.A. (NIK)Area.

Western North Atlantic0018 5310 IB

8502

1218 8502 113

12750

1-0170-1BAMAGANSETT, N.Y., U.S.A.(WSLiArea: I

West Central North Atlantic: New Englandwaters: Southwest North Atlantic: E. Carih-bean Sea

0500, 1100, 418 F 2

1700. 2300 8514

13(124.5 "See figure 3Neu 1 ork Harbor furecast at I 100 and 2300Frequency nut used at (15(1(1

NEW YORK, N.Y., U.S.A. (WSF)Area: I

. Coastal waters. Block Island. R.I. to VirginiaBeach, Va.

1405. 22(15 2 442 W,LR' see figure 3.

No broadcast on SundayAmbrose Light or Sandy Hook, N.J.

1-0190-ICBALTIMORE, MD., USA (WMH)Area: I

Coastal waters. Manasquan. N.J. to VirginiaBeach, Va., including Chesapeake Bay.

0130. 1600 428 F. LR 243466351.58686I 295/ ,9

1330, 1930 do. LR "See figure 3

'Observations from Atlantic City, Philadelphia, Baltimore,Norfolk, and Cape Hatteras

1-0200-1CPORTSMOUTH, VA., U.S.A. (NMN)Area: I

West Central North Atlantic0120. 1620 448 G,FOn receipt. 448

H+18 andH+48See figure 3Preceded by announcement on 500kH7

1-0210-1BMIAMI, FLA., U.S.A. (NMA)Area: I

Southwest North Atlantic, Jupiter Inlet to DryTortugas and coastal waters including FloridaStraits

RADIOTELEGRAPH

Radio station, area,and broadcast time

FrequencyWiz) Contents Radio .station, urea,

and broadcast tuneE rector:ley

on ten IS

0100, 1600 440 F, GOn receipt 440 2

' See figure 3Preceded by announcement on 500 kHz

1-0215KEY WEST, FLA (NAR)Area: Wrn North Atlantic west of 35° W, including

Caribbean Sea and Gulf of Mexico0030, 1200 5870 W, A

25590'0630 1900 do W, F0500 1700 do 1B

1-0230-1BMOBILE, ALA., U.S.A. (WLO)Area: '

Gulf of Mexico; Caribbean Sea;Atlantic

130t), !700, 4382300 6446

8474.512704.517172.4

W. CNTRL No.

F

'See figure 3

1-0240-1BNEW ORLEANS, LA., U.S.A. (NMG)Area: '

Gulf of Mexico; Caribbean Sea0020, 1720 428On receipt. odd 428 2

11+18 and4+48' Sec figure 3Preceded by announcement on.500 k}-1/.

I-0250-1BNEW ORLEANS, LA., U.S.A. (WNU)Area: '

Gulf of Mexico, Caribbean Sea0430, 1630 478

20484310 =6495857012826.5 "17117.522431 "

' See figure 3Nighttime only

' Daytime only

1- 0260 -I BC

GALVESTON, TEX., U.S.A. (KLC)Area: '

Gulf of Mexico; Western Caribbean Sea; coastal

waters, Areas 15, 16 and 170530, 1130, 484

1730, 2330 4256 =636986661303817208.8 3

On receipt and do.odd H030' See figure 3Nighttime only

' Daytime only

1-0270-1BC

SAN JUAN, PUERTO RICO (NMR)Area:

Eastern Caribbean Sea, Puerto Rico and VirginIs. coastal waters

0120, 1620 466On receipt, 466

H+18 andH+48See figure 3.

1-0280-1B

NORTH POST, TRINIDAD (9YL)Area:

Caribbean Sea; Antilles; Atlantic waters to east0100, 0600, 476

0900, 1300, 87101500, 1730,2130

1330, 2050, 4761200, 1530 12885

17184.82300 . 6470.5On receipt and 476

at end of firstsilence periodthereafter

1-0290-1BBARBADOS (8P0)Area:

Caribbean Sea; Antilles; Atlantic waters to castWith traffic lists 484.5

every odd H

1- 030Q -1B

DEMERARA, GUYANA (8148)Area:

Waters north of Guyana and east of Trinidad

NORTH ATLANTIC Oct-AN

Radio station, area.and broudi.a.it tone

requelit orlIcti!

On receipt and 422at end of firsttraffic periodthereafter

1-0310-1B

PARAMARIBO, SURINAM (PZN)Area:

05°N -15 °N, 45°W-60°W0030, 1300 488 W, A, F

1-0320-1B

CURACAO, NETHERLANDS ANTILLES (P.1C)Area:

Caribbean Sea. North Atlantic South of 25°Nand west of 45°W

0000 438 W6491.5

2300 438 W43346491.58694

Broadcast,: July I 5-No..emher (4 onl f HurricaneMessage "No hurricane warning" when hurricane, attect

the area.

1-0330-IB

FORT DE FRANCE, FRENCH ANTILLES (FIT)Area:

Caribbean Sea; Atlantic Ocean: 10°N-20°N50°W-70°W

0100, 1300 4263 W S2,8675.2 2 F, A

0300, 0530, 42630930

0000, 0400, 8675.20830,1330,1600, 2100

1145. 1500, 128311730, 2(1(1(1

On receipt, 435after firstsilence periodand at every.H thereafterIn French, repeated in Fnglish

'In French'Code FIN/146.0

1-0340-IC

BERMUDA (ZBM)Area:

Bermuda local area0118, 0518, 476(A2) F

1318, 1718

9

R111,110 ,, /Y J. :,(Ili hr,t1d1 ,f none ,LIL-

1-0350-/BCCODHAVN, 'GREEN LAND (OZNIArea:

Coastal waters, western050, 1350, 420

1950 5350See noire f.1

( ireen Lind

1-0360-IBCANCMACSSALIK, CREENLAND (On)Area:

Coastal .k.aters, eastern Greenland0105, 1305.

1905,0705

1600

See figure la

4207570420

757012105

1

1-0370-1APORTISHEAD, ENCtLAND ((;KA)Area:

North Atlantic waters: 35'N-68'N 15`Ak -40'W093(1 6369 W, S. F,

8546 SR 2.1130 12522 A '

1709821467

2130 4286 W. S, F,6369 SR ". 1.12 "85461282217095

See figure 4hirst 5 groups Code I St 21 LFirst 4 group. cod,. I St I I ICode 1'51 461)

1-0380-1BSTONEHAVEN, SCOTLAND ((;ND(Area:

Forth, ('romarty, Forties0830, 2030 458(A2)0818, 12)8, 458(A2)

1618, 2018' See figuie 4

1-0385THURSO, SCOTLAND (( ;XH)Area: .alite as NAM(1030 3724 W. A0630, 1900 W, F

Note IS Weather mtef,efling wife, forIdtern un,t North tl.intik. And Meditrdrfean

10RADIOTE.LFGP.APH

Radii, station. area. fr requenisand broaiica it time ;Alin contents Radio station, area,

and broadcast timereqUe ttc y(kHz) Co men t.c

1-0390-1B

WICK, SCOTLAND (GKR)Area: I

Southeast Iceland, Faeroes, Fair Isle, Hebrides,Viking, Cromarty

0848, 2048 432(A2) F0818, 1218, 432(A2)

1618, 2018See figure 4

I-0400-1B

CULLERCOATS, ENGLAND (GCC)Area: I

Humber, German Bight. Thames, Dogger, Tyne,Fisher

0848, 2048 484(A2)0818, 1218. 484( A.:!)

1618,2018' Sec figure 4

1-0410-1111

NITON, ENGLAND (GNI)Area:

Doycr, Portland. Wight0830, 2030 464( A2 )0818, 1218, 4n4(A2)

1618, 2018' See figut;.

14(420-111

PORTPATRIt ENGI ((:PK)Area:

Lish Sea, Lam.:0830, 2030 172( .A21 F0818, 1218, 4 .'-(A2)

1618, 2018' Sec figure 4

1-0430-IBLANDS END, ENGLAND (GLD)Area:

Lundy, Sole. Plymouth, Bisc(iy, Finisterri0848, 2048 438(A2)0818, 1218, 438(A2) W

1618, 2018Sec figure 4

1-0440-1BMALIN HEAD, IRELAND (F:JM)Area:

. Hebrides, Mizlin, Rockall, Bailey0848, 2048 421(A2)0818, 1218, 421(A2)

1618. 2018' See figure 4

1-0450-1BVALENTIA, IRELAND (EJK)Area: I

Shannon. Fastnet0830, 2030 429(A2)0818, 1218, 429(A2)


1-0460-1AB

1-0460

LONDONDERRY, NO. IRELAND (NST)Area: Same as NAM0030. 1230 7504.5 W. A

12691'0630, 1900 do W F0500 1700 do

oitoo-19(1() onlyNote: U.S. Navy Weather Broadcast at Intervening times for

Eastern and North Atlantic and Med. Sea.

1-0470-1BCREYKJAVIK, ICELAND (TFA)Area:

Coastal waters of Iceland, 63°N-67.5°N. 1,°N-27°W

0530 1130,1730, 2330

276 I, S. F

Fntire broadcast in Icelandic, repeated in English

1-0475REYKJAVIK, ICELAND (NRK)Area: Same as NAM0030, 1230

567W, A

0630, 1900 d(1) W,0500, 1700 do

Note: U.S. Navy Weather Btoadcast at intervening times forEastern and North Atlantic and Med Sea.

1-0480-1ABERGEN, NORWAY (LMB)Area:

Southern part of Norwegian Sea, waters northand northeast of Iceland, NortheastDenmark Strait

1305 4532.5 .W, S, F57807778.211165

2240 3271 W, S, F'4532.5 257807778.211165.2

Inclu.ding shipping lanes east of 40'W.: Faeroe Is. to CapeFarewell. Shetland to Cape Race, Lands End to Cape Race.

NORTH ATTANTICOCEAN 11

Radix nation, area. requemand broad( an lime //z.

Comm len I tRadio nation. area.and broadca.n nate (All.)

Cantinrs

Apr. I .Sept 30

1-0490-1BSTOCKHOLM, SWEDEN (SAW, SMA)Area:

North Sea, Skagerrak, Kattegat. Baltic Sea, Gulfof Bothnia

0848, 1148, 86.6 W, S, F, 1'2048 3195

7732.5' Baltic Ice Code

1-0500-1BHELSINKI, FINLAND (OHC)Area:

Gulf of Finland0825,1933 519(A2)

1-0510-1B

HELSINKI, FINLAND (OFB)Area:

Gulf of Finland; Northern Baltic Sea; Gulf ofBothnia

09182118

11n Baltic Ice Code

31715362

1'.I'

1- 0520 -1 BC

KIEL, FED. REPUBLIC OF GERMANY (DAMArea:

West Baltic Sea0830, 2030 474 S, FC.1 receipt, 474

H018 or H048

1-0530-1C

NORDDEICH, FED. REPUBLIC OF GERMANY(DAN)

Area:German Bight, Northern Baltic Channel,

Western Baltic Sea0800, 1300, 474 S, F. I

2000

1-0540-1C

SCHEVENINGEN, NETHERLANDS (PCH)Area:

North Sea,Netherlands Coastal Waters

0918, 1518, 421 W. S. F2118

On receipt, 461 W 'H018 andH048' In Fnglish and Dutch

1-0550-1A

PONTA DELGADA, AZORES (CTD)Area:

Eastern No. Atlantic, 30°N-44°N, :.0°W-40°W0930 429 W ,S ',F 1,

7351 SR 2,LR10980

2130 429 do.3620

-7351In Portuguese. repeated in EnglishCode FM21.E, FM22.1s, FM23.1:Code FM I I . F

1-0560-1B

MONSANTO, PORTUGAL (CTV, CTU)Area:

Atlantic Waters, 30°N-44°N, east of 20°WOh00 418 W ',S ',F 1,

6351.5 SR 2,LR85261300222551

2000 418 W ',F42358.5261300217055.2

0550, 1145, 418 A1745, 2345 5015 SR 2

735311015

In Portuguese. repealed in EnglishCode FM2 LE, FM22.F. FM23.1:Code FM I I

'Code FM-tri.D

1-0565

ROTA, SPAIN (AOK)Area:

Same as NAM0030, 1230 5917.5 W, A

77050630, 1900 do W, F0500, 1700 do

Note. U.S. Nav,. Weather Broadcast at intersening times forEastern and North Atlantic and Med Sea.

1-0570-1B

CASABLANCA, MOROCCO (CNO)A ra

Atlantic waters, 25°N-40°N, east of 30°W,0835 5263 S ',F I,LR 2

I 1 0

1935 3232 do.5263

'In FrenchFM I I

12RADIOTELEGRAPH


FreqUenCV(Al!:) Contents Radio station, area.


(A z) COntentr

1-0580-1ADAKAR, SENEGAL (6VA)Area: '

Atlantic Waters, Equator-25°N, 0°-35°W1000, 2200 6386 S 2,F 2,F "

8690' Sec figure 3a21n French'Code FM6I.1)IMAFOR

1-0590-1CLOME, TOGO (5VA)Area:

Lome Roads0835 472 S I,F 1,F

5265' In FrenchCode EN161.DIMAFOR)

13

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Frequency(kHz)

ContentsRadio station, area,and broadcast time

Frequeney(kHz)

I-0610-2BROME, ITALY (IAR)Area:

Central Mediterranean Sea, North of 35°N,06°E-20°E

0050, 1250 519 W 1,S 2,F 3,4292 LR 4

0050 43200700, 1900 5 1 9 W LR 4

4292

In Italian and English 85302 In Italian 13011'Includes additional information for the Western and Eastern

Mediterranean Sea.`Code FM11.E

1-0611-2BROME, ITALY (IDQ) 'Area: 2

Mediterranean Sea0500, 0830, 3 119

1800, 2100 4 229142806390.38486

' Naval broadcast; schedules sometimes delayed2See figure 5 ." Rebroadcast of 0600 information' Rebroadcast of 1800 information

1-0620-2BTRIPOLI, LIBYAN ARAB REPUBLIC (5AT)4rea:

Mediterranean Sea south of 34°N,10°E-25°E.0900, 1700 476 ' F0903, 1703 500 w

' After Preliminary cali on 500 kHz'In English" In English and Arabic

1-0630-2BATHENS, GREECE (SVA)Area:

Greek waters; Eastern Mediterranean 30°N-43°N; 15"E-35°E

0348, 0948, 4 1 8 W 1,S 2,F 21548, 2148

' In English. repeated in Greek'In English

247-0111 0 - 77 - 7

Contents

1-0635ATHENS, GREECE (NGR)Area:

Same as NAM0030, 1230 4623 W, A

13372.50630 do W, F0500, 1700 do

Note: U.S. Navy W.:ather Broadcast at intervening times forEastern and North Atlantic and Med Sea.

1-0640-2BSPLIT, YUGOSLAVIA (YUS)Area:

Adriatic Sea and Straits of Otranto0800, 1330, 484 W ',S ',F

2000In Serbo-Croat. repeated in English.

1-0650-2BBANDIRMA, TURKEY (YMH)Area:

Eastern Mediterranean Sea, Black Sea, AegeanSea

0650, 1850 478 W 2,S 2,F 236366965

0450, 1710 3636 A "6965

1030, 2230 3636 P 3 4, A "6965

' See figure 5.2 In Turkish. repeated in English.'Code FM 45.D' Preceded by upper air prognoses which hegin at .1030

GMT. .

I- 0660 -2CLATTAQUIE, SYRIAN ARAB REPUBLIC

,(YKM7)Area:

Syrian. Coast0900, 1700 432

I70670-2BHAIFA, ISRAEL (4X0)Area:

Mediterranean east of 25°E

14

Hada) station, area,: Intel hr ho.: UM?'

I. fealielli

RA DIOTFLEGRAPII

Rai ill) %la no,t . area trind tfOildc a'! time Al I ,

C0111C111%

0800, 20()() 484On receipt: 484

0303, 1103;1503, 2303

Note Special weather infortnatum Ma\ he rcrpics.teil an s()It

.1-0680-28

ALEXANDRIA, EGYPT (SUMArea: I

Eastern Mediterranean0100, 1300 444 FOn request 444

See figure 0

I5



Frequency(Ail:) Contents

Radio cation, area,and broadcast time

Frequency(All:) Confer: ts

1-0690-3ARIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL (PPR)Area:

07°N-36°S, west of 20°N0400, 1000 435 W 2,A ",F

863442441268722603

2020 do. F 2,A ",LR ',SR

0100, 0600, 435 S 2

1000, 1200,1500, 2100See figure 7.In Portuguese. repeated in Eriglish

'Code FM46.DC3de FM1 LE

'Code FM23 E.

I-0700-3A \-RIO DE JANEIRO,\BRAZIL (PWZ)Area: '

07°N-36°S, west Of 20°W, Brazilian coastalwaters

0030, 0630 4289 W 2,r 26435855012754.51716022530

1730 do. W 2,1": 2,A "SR ',LR

' See figure 7,In Portuguese, repeated in English

'Code FM46.D'Code FM23 D'Code F M I 1 E ,

1-0701-3ABCBELEM, BRAZIL (PPL)Area:

(a) Approaches to Belem Harhor(h) Atlantic coast from Uruguay to French Gui-

ana(c) South Atlantic wt.st of 20°W, 07°N-36°S

0100, 0600, 435 .

1000, 12001500, 2100

0400 4265 w 23, A 23,8502 F2"12979.517170

2020 do. do., plusA LRSR6

' See figure 7In Portuguese and English

3For area C'Code FM 46.D

Code FM 11.F.'Code FM 23.F

1-0702-3ABCJUNCAO. BRAZIL (PPJ)Area :

(a) Approaches to Juneao Harhor(h) Atlantic coast from 'Uruguay to French Gui-

ana(c) South Atlantic west of 20°W, 07°N-36°S

0100, 0600, S 2

1000, 12001500..2100

3 A2. 2 30400 41.5 1w

13,8520 F 2

1284017170

2020 do. do., PlusA85 LRSR "

' See figure 7In Portai,m,..: English

'For area C'Code FM 46.0Cede FM 11.E.

"Code FM-23 E

.1- 0703 -3ABCOLINDA, BRAZIL (PPO)Area:

(a) Approaches to Recife Harbor(h) Atlantic coast from Uruguay to French Gui-

ana(c) South Atlantic west of 206W, 07°N-36°S

0100, 0600, 480 S 2 ,

1000, 1200,1500, 2100

0400 4298 w 23 A 23,8520 Ft:'12840

16 RADIOTELEGRAPH

Radio station. area.and broadcast time

Frequency(kHz) Contents Radio station, area,


(kHz) Contents

171622020 do. do., plus

A 4, LR 6,SR 6

' See figure 7I In Portuguese and English'For area C"Cooe FM 46.D'Code FM I I .ECode FM 23.E

1-0710-38BUENOS AIRES, ARGENTINA (LPD)Area: '

Rio de la Plata, Atlantic Zone of Argentina;coastal waters of Uruguay and southernBrazil

0118,1600 524 w 2,s 2,F 2426212763

iSee figure 7.'In Spanish, repeated in English at 0130 and 1615.

1-0720-3B

COMQDORO RIVADAVIA, ARGENTINA (LPX)Area '

Rio de la Plata, Atlantic Zone of Argentina;coastal waters of Uruguay and southernBrazil

0400, 1800 474 W 2,S 2,F 2' See figure 7.1In Sr-:.ish. repeated in English.

1-0730-3BTREWLEW, ARGENTINA (LPZ)Area:

Rio de la Plata, Atlantic Zone of Argentina andCoasts of Uruguay and Brazil (SouthernPart)

1730 527 w 2,F 2

' See figure 7.21n Spanish. repeated in English.

1-0750-3BWALVIS BAY, SOUTH AFRICA (sZSV)Area:1

Coastal waters, (50 miles seaward) CuneneRiver-Orange River

0950, 1650 5 I9(A2) W, F1350 519 LR

' See figure 9.

1-0760-3ACAPE TOWN, SOUTH AFRICA (ZSC)Area:

(a) Atlantic waters south of Equator, 20°W-20°E; south of 25°S, 20°E-70°E (b) Coastalwaters, (50 Miles Seaward) Orange Rivers-East London

0930, 1730 4291 w 2,5 2,F 26423 A "8461127241701822455

0930, 1730 418 w 49F 41348 418 LR

22455' Sc e figure 9.2 For area (a)Code FM46.D

' For area (h)

`18

NORTH PACIFIC OCEANRadio Ammar, areaand braudeus; ante

retillell((All: ( ',meats Rcdno Atattor. . area.

and broadca.%)reauener

Colt:entIA11:I

1-0770-4ABCPT. REYES, CALIF. (NMC)Area:

( a ) North Pacific; Equator-30°N, east of 140°W(b) North Pacific; north of 30°, east of160°E (c) Coastal waters, areas 3 and 4

003'), 0630,1900, 2100

033(', 1700I See figure 12'For areas a and h

Fur area cUse only at (1h311

' Nut used at 0630

4346' 8682 S2.1273017151.2'420 W a s

1-078Q-4ALBC

SAN FRANCISCO, CA1,1E:IKE'S)Area:

(a) Equator -30 °N, east of 140°W (h) North of30°N, east of 160°F (c) Coastal waters,areas 3 and 4

0420, 1620, 436 W 2, S 2, I' 22300 8713.5

12695.517184.822515

2200 do. w F3' See figure 122 For areas a and Is3 For area c

1-0790-4ACLOS ANGELES; CALIF. (KOK)Area:

(a) Equator northward, east of 160°F (h)Coastal waters, area .5

0450, 1650 464 W 2, 2,

-6463.5 " I,R8591)1293317064.8

Even H050 do.I See figure .12

Fur area h3 Nighttime oril,' Los. Angeles flarhor Light

'For area'11

W

1-0810-4ACLONG BF.ACH, CALIF. (NN1Q)Area:

(a) Equhtor northward, east of 160°E (h)Coastal waters, areas 5 and 6

0420, 1720 472 W 2, S 2, F "H018 or H048 472 W 2

Sec figure 12hr areas a and In

' For area Is

1-3830-4BGALVESTON, TEXAS (KLC)Area:

Equator-30°N, east of 140°WOn receipt and 484 W 'odd H030 4256 2

6369866613038 "

.17208.8 "'Also included are ,,,,Arnings fur GM( of Mexico and Carib-

hean SeaNighttime onlyMal,tinie only

1-0860-4BKODIAK, ALASKA (N0.1)Area:

Gulf of Alaska; coastal waters-Areas 2, 3; 4, 5. 60630, 1930 470 S, F0530 1730

1-0870-4CVANCOUVER, B.C. CANADA (CKN)Area:

British Columbia coastal waters ,

0000 0430 110.75 A, F1330 4307

6445.2586141292117228

See figure 11.

1-0880-4CVANCOUVER, B.C., CANADA (VAI)Area:

British Columbia coastal waters: Strait of Juan

NORTH PACIFIC OCEAN 19

Radio station, area, Frequeni yand broadcast time (Affz) Conhmts

Radio vranon, area,and broadcast tone

de Fuca, Strait of Georgia0130, 0530 4235 A2

1730 6351.584531287617175.2

See figure H.2Code FM46.D

1-0890-4CPRINCE RUPERT, B.C., CANADA (VAJ)Area: I

Coastal waters of British Columbia: HecateStrait, Dixon Entrance, Queen CharlotteSound, west coast Queen Charlotte Is.

0430, 1630, 420 S. F1930Sec figure II

1-0900-4cBULL HARBOR, B.C., CANADA (VAG)Area: '

Coastal waters, 48.5°N-52'N0445, 1540 484 S, F

1940'See figure 11

1-0910-4CTOFINO, B.C., CANADA (VAE)Area: '

Coastal-waters of British Columbia0350, 1335 478 S, F

.A445, 1950See figure I I

1-0920-4CASTORIA, ORE. (NMW)Area: I

Coastal waters, areas I and 2, plus Strait. OfJuan de Fuca and inland waters of westernWashington

0430, 1700 t8 S. F. LR' See figure 12

1-0930-4ABC

HONOLULU, HAWAII (NMO)Area:

(a) Hawaiian waters out 20 miles from Islands.(h) Offshore waters within 1000 miles of

Hawaiian Islands(c) North Pacific; Ecitrator-50°N, 160°E-140°W(d) South Pacific; Equator-25°S, 160°E-110°W

0500, 2100 440 W F 2

H018 or H048 4400100, 0,-i:30 4525 W', F30700 2000 9050

1365516457.522472

2 For areas a and h" For areas c and d

1-0945.

GUAM., MARIANAS IS. (NRV)Area:

Local Waters0000, 0800 466

1-0950-4AGUAM, MARIANAS IS. (NPN)Area:

(a) Tropic'al waters No. and So. Hemispheres,62°E-180°. (b) No. Pacific and IndianOcean, Equator-Asian mainland, ,62°E-

. I 60°E (c) No. Pacific, Equator-25°N,I 30°E- 180°

0400, '1300, W F "1700, 2300 4955

815013380164451753021760

.1 Naval Weather Svrvice broadcast. identical to Sap Miguel.Philippines (NP0) and Yokusuka. Japan (NOT) transmissions.

For areas a and h" For area c' Used only by NOT

1-0951-4A

YOKUSUKU,-JAPAN.(NDT)Note. All broadcast details arc identical to those shown for

(loam (N PN t listed immediately preceding, except the radiofrequencies. The frequency. 16445 kHz. is used by Yokusuka.

20RADIOTELEGRAPH

Radio station, area, brequencsand broadcast time

Radio station. area. Frequem'yand brothicait time (A//:.) Content.%

1-0960-4ATOKYO, JAPAN (JMC)Area:

(a) Equator-60°N, 100°E-I80° ( b) Equator-60°N, 95°E-175°W (c) 20°N-50°N, 120°E-140°E

0318, 0918, 122.65 W S'1518, 2118 4298

6397'8526 21284017029

0548, 1148, do. W1748. "34S

0448, 1048, do. A1648, 2248

0200, 0800, do. LR "1400, 2000

0218, 0818, do. LR1418, 2018 SR 8

0248, 0848, do.1448, 2048 SR '°

' For area -a7(1945-18154.1815.0945'For area e, English and Japanese

For area is"Japan reports. Code FM11 .E'Korea. China, Hong Kong reports. code FM1 I.F."Code. l!M 21.E, 23.E"China, Siberia. Pacific Islands. Alaska. Philippines reports.

Code FM I I .E

1-0970-4B

HAKODATE, JAPAN (JNI)'Area:

Japanese coastal waters: Hakodate0325, 0925, 472(A2) LR, F

2125See .figure I 3

1-0980-4B

KAGOSHIMA, JAPAN (JN.1)Area:

Japanese coastal waters: Kagoshima0950, 2250 478(A2)

' See figuri:. I 3' In English *and Japanese

1-0990-4BKOBE, JAPAN (JCD)Area: '

Japanese coastal waters: Kobe0055, 1325 472(A2)

' See figure 13S. LR, F

1-1000-48KUSHIRO, JAPAN (JNX)Area: '

Japanese coastal ,;v Hakodate1055, 2255 444(A2) LR, F

' See figure 13

1-1010-48MAIZURU, JAPAN (JNC)Area:

Japanese coastal waters: Maizuru0055, 0825 464(A2) S2, F 22135 464(A2) F 2

' See figure 13' In English and Japanese

1-1020-4BMOJI, JAPAN (JNR)Area:

Japanese coastal waters: Fukuoka0925, 2125 444(A2)

See figure 13

1-1030-4B

NAGOYA, JAPAN (JNT)Area:

Japanese coastal waters: Nagoya.0115, 1050 464(A2) LR, F

' See figure 13

1-1040-4BNIIGATA, JAPAN (JNV)Area:

Japanese coastal waters: Niigata0720, 1250, 472(A2) LR, F2225' See figure 13

1-1050-4BOTARU, JAPAN (JM.)Area:

Japanese coastal waters: Sapporo0100, 1030, 472(A2) LR, F

2235' See figure 13

1-1060-4BSAKAI, JAPAN (JNP)Area:

Japanese coastal waters: Maizuru0150. 0850, 464(A2) S 2, F 2

2205' See figure 1:1' In .English and Japanese

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Frequency(kHz)

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Frequency(kHz)

Cowen I'S

1-1070-4BSASEBO, JAPAN (JNK)Area:

Jar nese coastal waters: Nagasaki0935, 2235 444(A2) F 2

I Sec figure 132 in Japanese and English

1-1080-4BSHIOGAMA, JAPAN (JNN)Area:

Japariese coastal waters: Sendai0030, 0625 464(A2) F2

' Sec figure 13In English and Japanese

1-1090-4ABVLADIVOSTOK, U.S.S.R. (UIK, UFL)Area:-

Sea of Japan; NW Pacific, 34°N-5I°N, west of180°

0530, 7.130 142.86 S F 1 '

26056379.5

In Russian, repeated in MA FOR Code (FM61.1)) or in En-glish

1-1100-4BPETROPAVLAVSK, U.S.S.R. (UBE)Area:

Sea of Okhotsk, Bering Sea, Pacific in Vicinityof Kamchatka

0500, 0900 ', 450 S 2, F 2,1 2

2000 3310 "637013020

' Repetition of the 0500' broadcast=.1n Russian, repeated in MA FOR Code (FMO I .0) or in En-

glishFrequency not used at 0501)

'Frequency not used at (1900 of 2001)

1-1110-4BSEOUL, SO. KOREA (HLL)Area:

East Sea. Yellow Sea, Cheju. Chusan, Nagasaki;Kagoshima

0000. 1200 5810 W 2, s 2, F 211620 '

Sec figure 13In English and MAFOR Code (FM61.13)

.1-1120-4BMANILA; PHILIPPINES (DZR)Area:

05°N-25°N, 15°E-135E

0120 474644685681285217136

See figure 14

1-1130-48MANILA; rilLIPINES (DZG)Area:

05°N-25°N, 15°E-I35°E0320. 1520 483

64418588128821717622502

See figure 14

1-1140-4BMANILA, PHILIPPINES (DZO)Area:.

05°N-25°N, 15°E-135°E1030, 2330 518

4290643585801287017170

See figure 14

I-1150-4BMANILA, PHILIPPINES (DZN)Area:

05'N-25°N, 15°E-135°E0200, 1400 447

4314646886841290617208

F, W

F, W

F

F

I See figure 14

1-1160-4ASAN MIGUEL, PHILIPPINES (NPO)Area:

(a) Tropical Waters. 62°E-180°(b) Equator- Asian mainland, 62°E-160°E(c) Equator-25°N, 130°E-180°

0400, 1300, 4445 W2, F "1700, 2300 10440.5,

12200' Naval Weather Service broadcast, identical to Guam (NPN)

transmissionFor areas a and h

3 For-area c

22RADIOTFUGRAP1-1

Radio station, urea, Frequetic yand broadcast time ( ontents Radio station, area,

and broadcast timeFreattencs

(A ift,-) Contents

1-1170-4BHONG KONG, (VPS)Area:

China Sea north of 10°N; Gulf of Tonkin;coastal waters, Hainan Is.- Shanghai; waterscast of Taiwan to Ryukyus

0118, 1318, 527.5 W, S, F,435 LR 2, SR "384/6371'85391302017096

0430 527.5 A 643585391302017096

0818; do.On receiptand H018See figure 13

'Code FM H E'Cody FM 21.E., 22.E, 23 F.' 00G-24000000.1300

"Code FM 46.D, for arca 05°N 45°N, u5°E..I50°

1-1180-48DALIAN,'PEOPLES' REPUBLIC OF CHINA

(XSZ)Area:

North and central Huanghai Sea and Bohai Sca0050, 1250 462 w 2 3. F

65028694

Sec figure 13a'Warning of winds Force 7 greaier'In Chinese and English

1-1190-4BSHANGHAI, PEOPLES REPUBLIC OF CHINA

(XSG)Area:

Bohai Sea, Huanghai Sea, Shanghai Port,Taiwan Straits and Waters around Taiwan

0306, 0906 458 w 2 3, F6414.5850212871.5

See figureI 3a2 Tropical storm and typhoon warnings

In Chinese and English

1-1200-4BTAIPEI, TAIWAN (BMB)Area:

(a) 10°N-40°N, 90°E-150°E(b) 10°N-30°N, 105°E-140°E(L) East China Sea, South China Sea

0400, 1000, 5909 A ', W ", F1600, 2200 8117

13560'1'For area aFor :trea h

' Frequency not used at 0400 and 1000'Frequency not used at 1600 and 2200See figure 13

1-1210-4BKAO-HSIUNG, TAIWAN (XSW)Area:

East China Sea, South China Sea1100, 2300 460 F, W

8582' See figure 13

1-1220-4BKEELUNG, TAIWAN (XSX)Area:

East China Sea, South China Sea '1030, 2230 420 F, W

8714' So: figure 13

1-1240-4BSINGAPORE (9VG)Area:

Malacca Straits, Andaman Sea, South China0120, 1320 516 W, S, F.

43226412

See figure 13

1-1250-4BBANGKOK, THAILAND (HSA, HSJ)Area:

Gulf of Thailand, Strait of Malacca, South ChinaSea

0150

0750

512 W, LR 27955do. W, S',

F 2

' See figure 15YCode FM I I-.E'For EqUator-30°N, 90°E-120°E' For areas I. 2, 3,,4. 5

SOUTH PACIFIC OCEAN

Radio station, area.and broadcast time

Frequency(4.112)

Contents

23

Radio station. area. frequencyand broadcast ton, (.1,//z)

Contents

1-1260-5BC

1-1253GUAM, MARIANAS, IS. (NPN).See 1-0950 for broadcast information to South

Pacific Ocean.

1-1254

HONOLULU, HAWAII (KHK)See 1-0921 Jr broadcast information to South

Pacific Ocean.

1-1255

HONOLULU, HAWAIL(NMO)See 1 -0930 for broadcast information to South

Pacific Ocean.SANTIAGO, CHILE (CAK)Area:

Chilean territory and coastal waters; Antarcticwaters

0130, 1330, 3787.5, F 2

2000 6745.51360018013

Sc. . figure 16In Spanish

1-1270-5CVALPARAISO, CHILE (CCV)Area:

Chilean coastal waters1430,2030 2841

427185581296018175

See figure 1621n SpaniSh

1-1280-5CPITCAIRN IS. (ZBP)Area:

-Local waters

F2

0155, 1800 450

1-1290-58PAPEETE, TAHITI (FXP)Area: '

05°S-30°S, 130°W-160°W0400 7320

16040Sec figure 17In French

"Code FM 46.D

1-1300-5C.PAGO PAGO, SAMOA (KW)Area:

Samoa and Tokei.:u Islands040,0, 2000 8585

F

W 2, S 2, A ", F 2

1-1310-513CSUVA;FIJI IS. (3IW)Area:

(a) Equator-25°S, 160°E-140°W(b) Fijian coastal waters

0005, 0830 518(A2) W FOn receipt, 518( A2 ) W

H018' For arcs a'For area h' Preceded t,- announcement on 500 kHz

1,1320-58NOUMEA, NEW CALEDONIA (FJP)Area: '

Waters off New Caledonia and New Hebrides,extending 300 mi. seawards.

41(6)8W 2, F 2

.50000 8698 ,./k "0030

8698416.5

do.090()090 W F 2, S 20930

See figure IS21n French

Code FM 46,D,For area: Fquator45°S. 1301 170°W

1=1330-5AWELLINGTON, NEW ZEALAND (ZLZ, ZLX)Area: .

(a) Equator-50'S, 160°E-140°W(b) 20°S-55°S, 140°E-140°W

24

Radio station, urea,and broadcast time

Frequency\\ (kHz) Contents

(c) Equator-25°S, 155°E-140°W(d) 25°S-50°S, 160°E-140°W(e) Equator-25°S, 160°E-140°W

0200, 0815, 59151400, 2015 7600

111301485019488

0500, 1800 5915 A7600111301485019488

0520 7600 A111301485019488

0840, 2040 5915 S2, F 7,7600 SR, LR11130

W2

6

.0910, 2110

1485019488 a59157600111301485019488

I Not used at 02002For area a3 Not used at 0815 or 1400°Not used at 05003For area h; Code FM 46.D° For area c; Code FM 46.D

Foi area dNot used at 0840

o For area e'Not used at 0910

W 9, S S. F 9,_ SR, LR

1-1340-5ASYDNEY, AUSTRALIA (VIX),area:

(a) Equator-50°S 100°E-170°E(b) NE Waters: equator-30°S, 142°E-170°E(c) Southeast Waters: 30°S-50°S, 129°E-170°E(d) 10°S-50°S, 90 °E -I80°(e) Northern Waters: equator-10°S, 100°E-142 °E

and southward to coast between 129°E and.142°E

(f) Northwest, West, and Southwest Waters:10°S-50°S, 95°E-129°E

0130 W F 242866428.5847812907.516918.822485

RADIOTELEGRAPH

Radio station, urea.and broadcast tone

Frequency(A Z)

Contents

0530 do. W F2, fr0930 W F2, A

42866428.5847812907.516918.8

1330 do. W F32130 A4

42866428.5847812907.516918.822485

For arca a; warnings from other Meteorological Services ad-jacent to the Australian area are rebroadcast when they arelikely to concern shipping proceeding from the Australian arcainto the storm area.

2 For areas h and c" For areas e and f

For area d

I-1350-5BADELAIDE, AUSTRALIA (VIA)Area:

Great Australian141°E

0018, 1018 472(A2) F, LR, SROn receipt aid 472(A2)

even H+186463.5

Bight, south to 50°S, 129°E-

1-1360-5BMELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA (VIM)Area:

38°S-50°S. 141°E-160°E0948, 2318 430(A2)

6333.5

On receipt andeven H+18

1-1370-5B

4245(A2)430(A2)

F, LR, SR

BRISBANE, AUSTRALIA (VIB)Area:

20°S-28°S, east to 160°E0948, 2318 435(A2) F, LR, SR

6351.2On receipt and .435(A2)

even H-1-18

1-1380=5B

ROCKHAMPTONAUSTRALIA (VIR)Area:

20°S-28°S, east to 160°E

Radio liattor., aria, t requent vtin,/ ',road, a if time

Confer:I%Rtith0 lfa lion, a ret1and bramicavi time Ailz

Content%

()04?"-- 472( A I A2) F

On receipt ,and 472( A2)even H 18 6502(A2)

1-1390-5BTOWNSVILLE, AUSTRALIA (VIT)Area:

09°S-20"S, 142°E-160"-:0030, 0930, 420.5 F, FR, SR

0930, 21486463.5( A2 )

On receipt and 420.51 A2) W

even H+18I-1400-5BTHURSDAY IS., AUSTRALIA (VII)Area,

Queensland waters, 142°E-1(i0°E, Equator-coast,125 °E 142 °F.

0018,0948 651)2( A2) F

On receipt and 488.5( A2even H+18

I-1410-5BDARWIN, A USTRALIA (VID)Area:

Equator to Coast, I 25°E-42°E0048, 1048 445 F, FR, SR

62,63.5

On receipt and 445(A2)even H+18

1-1420-58RABAUI NEW BRITAIN (VJZ)Area:

Papua, New Guinea waters: Equator-14°S,141°E-160°E

0000,09000

F, LR, SR643351.5

On receipt and 430even H+18

1-1430-58PORT MORESBY, PAPUA (VI(;)Area:

Papua, New Guinea waters: Equator-14°S,141°E-160°E

0048, 0530 484 F, LR, SR6351.5


1-1440-58JAKARTA, INDONESIA (88B)Area:

Indonesian Waters.0830 11500 W S F'

16200' In Indonesian and English

INDIAN OCEAN, RED SEA, AND PERSIAN GULFRadii) area, I. requem vold broad, ay lime ( All: (

1-1450-6ACAPE TOWN, SO. AFRICA (ZSC)

See I .071,11

I-1460-611CCAPE TOWN. SO. AFRICA (ZSC5)Area:

Coastal Waters 50 mi. Seaward Between OrangeRiver And East London: Area Cape West0930, 1730 418( A2) W,

' sec figure 9

1-1470-6BCDURBAN, SO. AFRICA (ZSD)Area: I

Coastal waters 50 mi. seaward between Agulhasand Loureneo Marques; Moiambique Chan-nel; area Durban East.

0950, 1705 432 W. F4242_58576.5

1248 432 IRSec tigure ')

1-1480-68C

PORT ELIZABETH, SO. AFRICA (ZSQ4)Area: I

Coastal waters 50 Mi. seaward between Agulhdsand Lour,:nco Marques, area Cape East

0920, 1720 472 \V. F1320 472 1.R

'See funfre 9

I-1500-6CBEIRA, PORTUGUESE EAST AFRICA (URN 3)Area:

Coastal waters, 10'S-27°S, 50 mi. seaward0815, 1 1 1 5 , 5 3 5 W S '

2020In Portugue.e, repeafy,1 l'uule.11

1-1510-6C

PORTO AMELIA, PORTUGUESE EAST AFRICA(CRX 4)

Area:Coastal waters. 10°S-27"S. 511 mi. seaward

0835, 1135. 487 S F '20'(0

' P4,rtugue...e repeated in 1.ng,.31r)

brOtla«1,1 k /I: I ( 01111.1111

1-1520-6A

TAMATAVE, MADAGASCAR (5RS).ItAr '

(15°S.-10°S, Coast-70°E, except area west or45°F between 15°S and 30°S

0000 2, 0400 2 w I

0500 2, 1200 2 519 32000 2

(1510, 0510 8734 ER S'. Fsec t:igure 21

Repeated at MM. broadcast :,iiI ii .t TeCiol 111:11111Cv.eather bulletin i hsued for area.After Preliminary call on 5)))) klli.

' In French'('ode I:N1 11 I. 1.t 4 group)

I-1530-6AVA('OAS, MAURITIUS 13BA)Area: I

Southwest Indian Ocean, approximately1

30°S, 50°E-85°E0148, 1348 500 (A2)

LR ", SR0448 500(A2) do., plus A0748 ", 1648 500( A2) W. LR 2, SR '

2048' see figure 2t)

or :stcsts D.Is to D70, ES)) and Ptst'Code I Ni 11 I.code ('Ni 21 I. 22 I, 23 I"

' Lode IsN1 area. cquat,,r.,111"S.-1111."Only is hell :I truptcal arc,t, n 15 us, 1)7))

1-1545

NLAURITIUS (311M)

N to 40°S African coast to 100"E.W. F, S0130, 0430

0900, 1330' 1'2)3'5 81 X.5.;

1630, 2(330' I 6978.4.)' t..ed nu slut Mg _Ss_2 H24

0600-1400

1-1550-6ANAIROBI, KENYA (5YE)Area: I

2"N-1 I'S, Coast to (:(1°F1200 9043 W. S. F.

17365 SR 2, FR

INDIAN VI F.AN, fkt.1, AN L/ I rtc:va,v,, l_111.

Radio itaston. area,and broadcast rtrnr

regliell Radii) %WIWI!. arras( ()Went%(Ail:) and rOtIth a It WM'

rtraltnt I

' See figure 22'Code FM 2I.E, 2.2.E, 23E

Code FM I LE

I-1560-6AMOMBASA, KENYA (SZE)Area:

12°N-25°S, west of 65°F0418, 0818, 500

1218, 1618

.1-1570-6BDJIBOUTI, FRENCH TERRITORY OF THE

AFARS AND ISSA (TXZ)Area:1

Indian Ocean north of 10°S and west of 60°E:Red Sea, Gulf of Aden

0430, 0900 464 F8682

1500 8682 A 3

1701) 464 F861{2

' See figure DiFor areas A tat, Os. Hi. 15. 25), 25. In

English' Code FM 4h DRepent of (troll broadcast

1-1580-6BMASSAWA, ETHIOPIA (ETV)Area:

Red Sea0500 455 S,

I-1590-6BPORT SUDAN, SUDAN (STP)Area:

Red Sea 18°N-23°N0810 500 F

1-1600-6BKO!iSEIR, EGYPT (SUK)Area:

Red Sea north of 23°N1230 429 A2) W, F

1-1510-6BRA'S TiVNNURAH, SAUDI ARABIA (HZY)Area.

Persian Gulf, Gulf of 'Oman. Dhahran0430 430 F. FR

8480163 43Q F, I.R

12811.3On request 16960 F. FR

Note Ships are requested to furnish iihser\ntions to this sta-tion to assist in fin:pm-noon of forecasts

French repented in

1-1620-6(:KUWAIT (9KK)Area:

Coastal waters of Kuwait0530, 1730, 450

on request 852512895

1- 1630 -6 B

BASRAH, IRAQ (YIR)Arca:

North Persian Gulf0530, 1330, 440

on request 6493.258668

F

1-1640-6BKARACHI, PAKISTAN (ASK)Area:

Arabian Sea north of 20°N, Gulf of Oman, Per-sian Gulf

0830 48413024

1630 4848694

0030, 0430, 500 W '1230,2030

' Broadcast only on development of a tropical sto:m

1-1650-6BCBOMBAY, INDIA (VWB)Area: I

(a) Arabian Sea, north of 05°N, east of 60°E,except area north of 20°N and west of 68°E

(11) South Gujarat Coast And North Maharash-tra Coast

0650 476 SR 2, LR "8514

0848. 1648 476 W1, F 48514 A

0048, 0448, 5001248, 2048 8514

O120.0520, 476 S'' F"0920, 1320,1720, 2120

' See figure 23Code FM 21 E

'('ode FM I I .F' For area a'Code FM 46.1)

For urea h, broadcast only in event of a tropical storm hav-ing developed.

1-1660-6BCOLOMBO, SRI LANKA (4PB)Area:

(a) 10°N-05°S, 60°E-95°E

RADIOTELEGRAPH


I reyuenrr(All,. Content., Radio ia ii0/1, area,

and hroadru Al littleFrequent y

Content%

(b) 05°S-15"S, 70°E-95°E0530, 0600, 482(A2) F

1330 8473(A2)

1-1670-6BMADRAS, INDIA (VWM)Area:

(a) fiay of Bengal(b) North Tamil Nadu and South Andhra Coast,

75 km seaward.0918, 1718 485 W 2, S 2, F2

86740118, 0518, 500 3

.1318, 2118 86740100.0500, 485 S F

0900, 1300,1700, 2100

'Sec figure 23.7 For area-4" Broadcast in th,: c"ent of disturbed Weather'For area h

1- 1680 -6 BC

CALCUTTA, INDIA (VWC)Area:

(a) Bay of Bengal except area hounded by 18°N,94.5°E; 18°N, 92°E; 13.5°N, 92°F. 13.5°N,94°E; 10°N, 94 °E: 10°N, 95 °E: 05°N, 95°E

(b) Orissa coast and west Bengal Coast, 75 kmseaward

0630

0818 4

1520

1618 '

0018, 0418,1218, 2018

0100, 0500,

43412745do.

43485264344286500

434

SR 2, LR "

W 5, S FA"SR 2, LR "

W 5, S 5, F.A "W

S 17'0900, 1700,2100'See figure 23.'Code FM_ 1.F.

Code FM I'3-minute intersal for time signal 01-127 0510, 1627 16-10'For area a"Code FM 46.D7 Broadcast only in dent of a tropical storm has ing

developed."Broadcast only in event of disturbed weather, for area

I-1690-6CKANDLA, INDIA (VWK)Area:

North Gujarat coast, 75 km seaward

0900, 1700 440 S, F0500 2, 1300 2, 440 S, F

2100'Sec figure 23

In the went of a cyclonic storm having developed.

1-1700-6CRATNAGIRI, INDIA (VWP)Area:

Maharashtra coasts, North and South GoaCoasts, 75 km seaward.

0900, 1700 420.5 S, F0500 2, 1300 2, 420.5 S, F

2100 2I Sec figure 23.' In the went of a cyclonic storm has ing developed.

1-1710-6CGOA, INDIA (VWG)Area: I

South Maharastra, Goa, and Karnataka coasts,75 km seaward

0920, 1720 417.5 S, F0520 2, 1320 2 417.5 S, F

2120 2'.See figure 23.In the event of a cyclonic storm having developed.

1-1720-6CMANGALORE, INDIA (VWL)Area:1

Karnataka coast and North Kerala coast, 75 kmseaward

0900, 0920, 438 S, F1700, 1720

0500 2, 0520 2 438 S, F1300 2_1320 2,2100 2, 2120-See figure 23.In The event of a cyclonic storm having developed

1-1730-6CCOCHIN, INDIA (VWN)Area:

North and South Kerala.coast, 75 km seaward0900, 17000500 2, 1300

2100 22,

460460

S, F5, F

' See figure 23." In The event of a cyclonic storm hosing developed

1-1740-6CTUTICORIN, INDIA (VWT)Area:

South Tamil Nadu coast, 75 km seaward

L.)

INDIAN OCEAN, RED SEA, AND PERSIAN GULF 29

Radio station, area,and broadcast tone

Frequent.% (intents Radio Aral:on. areaand brood( a %t tone

I-reyuencc

(kitZ)CO111011 %

0920, 1720 487 S, F0520 2, 1320 2, 487 S, F

21202'See figure 23.2 In the event of a cyclonic storm having developed

1-17$0-6CVISHAKHAPATNAM, INDIA (VWV)Area:

North and South Andhra coast, 75 km seaward..0920, 1720. 474 S, F0520 2, 1320 2, 474 S, F

2120 2'See Figure 232 In The event of a cyclonic storm tuning de%eloped.

1-1760-6CPORT BLAIR, INDIA (VWP)Area:

Andaman- Nicobar coasts, 75 km. seaward0900, 1700 442 S, F0500 2, 1300 2, 442 S. F

2100 2I See figure 23.= In the event of a cyclonic storm honing de%cloped

1-1770-6BRANGOON, BURMA (XYR)Area:

Bay of Bengal, except area west of 92°E andsouth of 10°N

0900, 1700 460 W. S. F8710

0100, 0500, 500 W '1300, 2100Broadcast only in the event of had wedther

1-1780-6APERTH, AUSTRALIA (VIP)Area: I

(a) 10°S-50°S. 95°E-129°E

247 - 11 - 77 - 7

(11) 2 5 °S -50 °S, 1(10°E-129°E0100, 1200 8598 F 2

On receipt and Weven H+18 8598(A2)

0100, 1300 484 F ", LR, SROn receipt and 484 W "

even H+18' See figure 19= For area a' For area h

1-1790-68BROOME, AUSTRALIA (V10)Area:

Northwest Australian waters. .10°S-25°S, 300miles seawards

0118, 1230 440 F. LR. LS6407.5


Frequency. not used at 1248.

1-1800-6BESPERANCE, AUSTRALIA (VIE)Area:

Southwest of Australia, 30°S-45°S, 100°S-129°E0048 1148 6407.5(A2) FOn receipt and 435(A2)

even H+18Only during hours 0000-1200 and 2300-2400

1-1820-6ANEW AMSTERDAM IS. (FJY4)Area:

South of 30°S, 60°E-90°E0245, 0545 510 LR W 2,

869()1015 do. 5 2, F 2, A 3

'Code FM 11.E; reports from New Amsterdam Is. and Ker-guelen Is.

French and English'Code FM 4n.D

3()

ANTARCTICRutho Milton , area, F requen)and broadcast lane (1,11;1

I-1830-7AORCADAS, SO. ORKNEY IS. (LOKIArea: '

Drake Passage; Bellingshausen and Weddell Seas'1625 2422.5 '1 \V. S, F

6454

Radio %rattail. area.and broad) a (WIC

1- rennet), I11,11; ) ( On le fl Lt.

!ice lignrcIn %% inter

In WM/N:1

S 195 39983I I 147 3

31

Section 2-Radiotelephone ,

Station andahhre,tation

SerialNo

Station andal,hretati,on

NORTH ATLANTIC OCEAN

0010 Fort Collins, Colo. (WWV)0020 Ocean Gate. N.J. (WOO)0031 Portsmouth, Va. (NMN)0040 Frobisher Bay, N W T Canada ( VET)0056 Resolution Is., N.W.T., Canada (VAW)0060 Goose Bay, Lab., Canada (VEL)0070 Cartwright, Lab., Canada ( VOK0080 St. Anthony, Nfld.. Canada (VCM )0090 St. John's, Nfld., Canada (VON)0100 Comfort Cove, Nfld., Canada (V00)0110 St. Lawrence, Nfld., Canada (V('P)0120 Sydney, N.S., Canada ( V('O)0130 Canso, N.S., Canada (VAX)0140 Stephenville, Nfld. Canada ( VOJ0150 Charlottetown, P.E.I., Canada (VCA)0160 Grindstone, Magdalen Is Canada ( VCN )0170 Fox RiVer, Que., Canada (VCG)0180 Mont Joli, Que., Canada (V('l .)0190 Quebec, Que.. Canada ( VCC )0200 Montreal, Que., Canada ( \TN)0210 Halifax, N.S., Canada (VCS)0220 Yarmouth, N.S. Canada (VAU)0230 Saint John, N.B., Canada (VAR)0240 Boston, Mass. (WOU)0241 Boston, Mass. (NMI')0250 Shinnccock, N.Y. (NMY-41)0260 New York, N.Y. (W OX0261 Ocean Gate. N.J. (WA())0270 Cape May; N.J. ( NMK I0280 Baltimore, Md. ( NMX0300 Norfolk, Va. ( WGB I0120 Fort Macon, N.C. (NMN-17033(1 Charleston, S.C. ( NMI()0340 C'h:irleston. S.C. ( WJO)0350 Mayport, Fla. (NMA-10)0360 Jacksonville, Ha. (WNJ)0370 Miami (0jus). Ha. ( WOM )0380 Miami, Ha. (N('I')039)) Miami, Ha. (WDR()",c' Key West, Ha. (NOK I040 Tampa. Fla. (WFA)((41 ) St. Petersburg. Ha. N0f.0420 Mobile, Ala. (,WL0 )043(1 New Orleans, 1.a. (NNW )0440 New Orleans. 1.a. (W AK )0445. Grand Isle. 1.a. NMG-150450. Galveston, 1. e NOY )

0460.. _Galveston, Tex. (KW')047(1 Corpus Christi, .Fex. ( KC'C(1475 Aransas, Tex. ( NOY-310480. Port Isabel, Tex. (NCH)049(1 Swan Island ( WSG)0500 Nassau. Bahamas (C6N)0510 San Juan, Puerto Rico (1NMR)0530 Destrellan, French Antilles (EFQ)0540 Fort-de-France., Fr. Antilles (EH')055(1 North Post, Trinidad (9YL)0560 Willemstad, Curacao ( P1C10570 Paramaribo, Surinam (PZN)0580 Bermtida'(ZBM)0590 Jubanhab, Greenland (OXF)((600 Holsteinsborg, Greenland (OYS)0610 Upernavik. Greenland (OYN)0620 Angmagssalik, Greenland (0-Lt..)0630 Reykjavik, Iceland (TFA)0640 Valentia. Ireland ( EJK )11650 Oban, Scotland (GNE)0660 Wick, Scotland (GKR)0670 Stonchaven, Scotland (GNI))0680 Cullercoats. England (GCC)0690 Humber, England (GKZ)0700 North Foreland, Eng. ((NH0710 Niton, England (GNI)0720 Lands End. England (GLD)073(1 Ilfracombe, England (GIL)0740 Portpatrick, Scotland (GPK )0750 Rorvik;.Norway ( I.GD)0760. Orlandet, Norway (LEO)0770 Alcsund, Norway (LGA07811 Him), Norway (I,GL)079(1 Bergen, .Norway ( LGN )0800 Rogaland, Norway (L( 01(1810 Farsund, Norway (I.GZ)0820.. Oslo, Norvav (LOO)0830 Goteborg, Sweden (SAG)0840 Karlskrona, Sweden (SAA)0850 Stockholm, Sweden (SDJ)0860 Tingstade, Sweden (SAE)0870 Harnosand, Sweden (SAH)0880 Nthrichamn, Finland (OFH )(1890 Helsinki, Finland (OHG)0900 Gdynia, Poland (SPH)(910 Rugen, German Dem. Republic (DHS09111 Kiel, Fed. Republic of Germany 1DAO1(1930 Ronne. Denmark (0YE)0940. Lyngby, Denmark (OXL)

32 WORLDWIDr MARINE WEATHER BROADCASTS

SerialNu.

Station aridahbrus 1.11 ton

Serial -Station andNo Ahres 'anon

0950 Skagen, Denmark (OXP)0960 Blaavand, Denmark (OXB)0970 Norddeich, Fed. Republic of Germany (DAN)0980 Scheveningen, Netherlands (PCH)0990 Oostende, Belgium (OSLI)1000 Brest/LeConquet, France (FIT)1010 Saint-Nazaire, France (FF0)

MEDITERRANEAN SEA.

1020 Valencia, Spain1030 Grasse, France (rKm)1040 Marseilles, France (FFM)1050 Tripoli, Libyan Arab Republic (5AT)1060 Athens, Greece -(SVA)1070 Bar, Yugoslavia1080 Split, Yugoslavia1090 Rijeka, Yugoslavia111100 Haifa, Israel (4X0)


1110 Cape Town, South Africa (ZSC3011120 Walvis Bay, South Africa (ZSV4)1130 South African Broadcast Corp.

NORTH PACIFIC OCEAN

1140 Fort Collins, Colo. ( WWV )1150 Kekaha, Hawaii ( WWVH)1160 San Francisco. Calif. (NW')1170 San Francisco, Calif. (KM1)1181 Adak, Alaska ( M1121 )1190 Attu, Alaska (NMJ22)1200 Cape Sarichef, Alaska ( NRVV )1210 Cold Bay, Alaska (KC195)1220 King Salmon, Alaska (KC198)1-_,;30 Kodiak, Alaska ( NOJ I123,1 Kodiak, Alaska (WBH-.z9)1240 Yakutat, Alaska ( KGD9 )1250 Ocean Cape, Alaska (NMJ19)1255 Mud Bay, Alaska (WRN-43)1260 Juneau, Alaska (KC197)1261 Juneau, Alaska (NMJ 1)1262 Juneau, Alaska (WGG5811270 Biorka Is., Alaska (NMJ 18)1271 Petersburg. Alaska (WRN-42)1272 Lena Point, Alaska (WRN-40)1279 Ketchikan, Alaska ( WRN-41)1280 Ketchikan, Alaska-(NMJ)1281 Ketchikan, Alaska ( WGGS61285 Sitka, Alaska (WDU-29)12'90 Annette, Alaska ( KGD5811300 Prince Rupert, B.C.. Canada (VAJ)1310 Sandspit, 13.C, Canada (VAH)132_0 Bull Harbor, B.C. Canada ( VAG)1330 Alert Bay. B.C.. Canada ( VA!'

1340 Spring Is., B.C., Canada (VAE2)1350 'Form°, B.C., Canada ( VAE)1360 Comox, B.C., Canada (VAC)1370 Vancouver, B.C., Canada (VAI)1380 Victoria, B.C., Canada (VAK)1390 Port Angeles, Wash. (NOW)1400 Seattle, Wash. (KOW)1410 Seattle, Wash. (NMW43)1420 Astoria, Ore. (NMW)1430 Astoria, Ore. (KFX)1450 Coos Bay Ore. (KTJ)

:1451 Coos Bay Ore (NOE)1460 Eureka, Calif. ( KOE)1470 Humboldt Bay, Calif. ( NMC I I )

1480 San Francisco, Calif. ( KLH )1481 Monterey, Calif. (NMC-6)1490 Long Beach, Calif. (NMQ)1500 San Pedro, Calif. (KOU)1510 LaJolla, Calif. (WWD)1520 Honolulu, Hawaii -(KQM)1530 Honolulu, Hawaii (NMO)1540 Honolulu, Hawaii (KBP)1541 Guam, Marianas Is. (NRV)

SOUTH PACIFIC OCEAN

1545 Kekaha, Hawaii (WWVH)1547 Honolulu, Hawaii (KQM)1550 Mahina, Tahiti1560 Suva, Fiji Islands (3DP)1570 Noumea, New Caledonia1580 Auckland, New Zealand (ZLD)1590 Awarua, New Zealand (ZLB)1600 Chatham Is., New ZealandIZLC)16 I() Wellington, New Zealand (ZLW)1620 Adelaide, Australia (VIA)1630 Melbourne, Australia (VIM)1640 Sydney, Australia (VIS)1650 Brisbane, Australia (V113)1660 Townsville, Australia (VIT)1670 Thursday Is., Australia (VII1680.... Darwin, Australia (VID)1690 Port Moresby, Papua ( V1G)1700 Rabaul, New Britain (VJZ)

INDIAN OCEAN, RED SEA AND PERSIANGULF

171(1 Cape Town, South Africa (ZSC30)1720 Port Elizabeth, South Africa (ZSQ7)1730 Durban, South Africa (ZSD)1740 Port Louis Harbor, Mauritius (313B)1750 Nairobi, Kenya (5YE)1760 Jazirat Das (2A1 1 5)1770 Al Kuwait (9KK)1780 Broome. Australia (V10)1790 Carnarvon, Australia (VIC)1800 Esperance, Australia (VIE)

r1 /7

33

SECTION 2

RADIOTELEPHONE BROADCASTSExplanatory Notes:

1. Unless otherwise noted, all broadcasts are Greenwich Mean Time (GMT), 24-hour clock (0000-2359).FreqUencies listed are carrier frequencies.2. Emission Classification is shown in parentheses immediately following the frequency. Following is a table

of symbols used:

Amplitude ModulationA3 - Double sidebandA3A- Single sideband, reduced carrierA3H- Single sideband, full carrierA31 - Single sideband, suppressed carrier

Frequency ModulationF3

3. Contents are indicated as follows:A AnalysisF - ForecastI - Ice report (shore ice)1B Intentational iceberg bulletinLR - Synoptic reports (land station)P PrognosisS - SynopsisSR Synoptic reports (ship)W - WarningG - Gulfstream Analysis

5. If a broadcast part is encoded, the code is identified by a footnote.

34

NORTH ATLANTIC OCEAN.Radio station, area.and broadcast time

Frequencyand mode CO1111'111%

Radio stathm, area.and bta/adt UNC tune

requencyflilti t1II/tit. (.0Iltent.1

2-0010-1APORT COLLINS, COLORADO (WWV) 'Area:

North Atlantic waters north of 3°N, west of35°W. including Gulf of Mexico and C:rib-bean Sea

H008 2, S,2500(A3) w

H009 2 5000(A3)I 0000( A3 )15000(A3)

National Bureau of Standards time and frequenc!. station2The broadcast segments of 45 seconds duration, are

separated by 15 second intervals.'Storm in for nation message gives location and mos ement ref

storm centers and associated wind speed.'Extra slot availahle if needed

2-0020-1AQCEAN GATE, N.J., U.S.A. (WOO)Area:

(a) Offshore waters: 32°N-41°N, west of 65°W(West Central North Atlantic)

(b) Offshore waters: north of 41°N, west of60°W (New England Waters)

0100, 1300 4390.2(A3A) S. F,'1900 8757.6(A3A)

13175.5(A3A)17321:5(A3A)22657(A3A)

Note Secondary frequencies 4403. 57544. I 1172, 17315.22h53 5

A frequency will not he used if other traffic is in progress attime weather is scheduled

' For area if time allows, a synopsis for area h Is trans-mitted.

2-0031Portsmouth, Va. (NMN)Area:

(a) North Atlantic north of 03°N, west of 35°W.,including Gulf of Mexico and CaribbeanSea.

(h) Offshore waters: north of 41°N, west of60°W. (New England Waters)

(c) Offshore waters: 32'N-41°N, west of 65°W(West Central North Atlantic Waters)

(d) Offshore waters: Southwest North Atlantic

0400 4393.4 (A3J) S, F26521.8(A31)8760.8 (A3J)

0530 do. S. F :r1000 do. S.1130. 2330 6521.8 (A3J) S,

8760.8 (A3J)13144 (A3J)

1600, 2200 do. G. S. F41730 8760.8 (A3J) S. F"

13144 (A3J)17290 (A3J)

See figure 3Fcr ?-,'as d and cFor area a

' For reas c ind d

2-0040-ICFROBISHER BAY, N.W.T., CANADA (VFF)Area:

Frobisher Bay0140, 1040 2582(A3) S. F

1340, 22404409.4(A3H)

I See figure I

2 -0050- ! BC

RESOLUTION IS., N.W.T., CANADA (VAW)Area:

Northeastern Canada coastal waters. Baffin Bay,Davis Strait, Labrador Sea

0230, 131:0 2582(A3) S, F, 12' See figure I

2 Ice forecast for Hudson Bar route

2-0060-1CGOOSE BAY, LABRADOR, CANADA (VFZ)Area:1

Labrador Coast, Lake Melville, and Goose Bay1005, 2350 2598(A3H)

2582(A3)161.9MHz( F3)

See Figure 2

2-0070-1CCARTWRIGHT, LABRADOR, CANADA. (VOK)Area:

Labrador Coast, Lake Melville, and Goose Bay

NORTH ATLANTIC OCEAN35


requencvand mode

ContentsRadio 5tanon, urea,and hrouticuAl

Frequenc yand mode

COnlenb

0050, 1205 2598(A3) S, F'See figure 2

2-0080-1CST. ANTHONY, NFLD., CANADA (VCM)Area:

Newfoundland and Labrador coastal waters0110, 0905, 2598(A3H) S, F. IB z

1745, 2005 161.65MHz(F3)'Sec figure 2'Reports of iceberg sightings. at 0110 & (1905 onls

2-0090-1CST. JOHN'S, NFLD., CANADA (VON)Area:

Newfoundland coastal waters, Grand Banks0050, 0850, 2598(A3H) S. F. I

1640, 2020 161.65 MHz( F3Sec figure 2

2-0100-1BCCOMFORT COVE, NFLD., CANADA (V00)Area:

Newfoundland coastal waters and NorthernGrand Banks

0010, 0803 2598(A3H) S. F1720, 1945 161.65MHz(F3)

'See figure 2

2-0110-1BCST. LAWRENCE, NFLD., CANADA (VCP)

Area:Newfoundland coastal waters and Grand Banks

0320, 0945, 2598(A314) S. F1610, 2120, 161.65MHz(E3)

I See figure 2

2-0120-1CSYDNEY, N.S., CANADA (VCO)Area:

Nova Scotia and Newfoundland coastal waters0040, 0310, 2598(A3H) S, F

161.65MHz(F3)1650, 2050,2140

0100. 1300 do. 1

' See figure 2

2-0130-1CCANSO, N.S., CANADA (VAX)Area:

Nova Scotia coastal waters0345, 0820, 2598(A3H) S. F

1620, 2145 161.65MHz(F3)'see figure 2

2-0140-1CSTEPHENVILLE, NFLD., CANADA (VOJ)Area:1

Newfoundland coastal waters (West Coast)0150, 1103, 2598(A3H) S, F

1703, 2205 161.65MHz(F3)See figure 2

2-0150-1CCHARLOTTETOWN, P.E.I., CANADA (VCA)Area:1

Prince Edward Is. coastal waters0210, 1040, 161.65MHz(F3) S, F

1805, 22:;5See figure 2

2-0160-1C ---GRINDSTONE, MAGDALEN IS., CANADA

(VCN)Area:

Gulf Of St. Lawrence0410,0920, 2598(A3H) S, F

1735, 2215 161.65MHz(F3)See Figure 2

2-0170-1CFOX RIVER, QUEBEC, CANADA (VCG)Area:1

Gulf of St. Lawrence, Lower St. Lawrence River0030, 1230, 2598(A3) S. F 2, I

1740 2582(A3)161.9(F3)

See figure 2=Coded forecast, MAFOR 61D

2-0180-1CMONT JOLT, QUEBEC, CANADA (VCF)Area:

Lower and Middle St. Lawrence River0205, 0805 2514(A3H) F

1405, 2005 161.9(F3)0020, 1220 do S, F, I

17350020, 1220, do S. F ", I

1730' See figure 22 St. Lawrence Weather Bulletin'Coded forecast. MAFOR 6I.D

2-0190-1CQUEBEC, QUEBEC, CANADA (VCC)Area:

St. Lawrence River0010, 1210, 2582(A3)

1710'coded forecast, MAFOR 6LD

S, F '

36

Radio Ntition, area.and broadcait tun e

f- reyuernand mode on.Trift

RADIOTELEPHONE.

Raj:0 thltion, area,and broad( a si time

Frequencyand mode Conterl:5

2-0200-1C

MONTREAL, QUEBEC, CANADA (VFN)Area:

St. Lawrence River0020, 1220,

17202582(A3) S, F '. I,161.9(E3) v.,ater

' Coded forecast. MAFOR 61 D

2-0210-1BC

HALIFAX, N.S., CANADA (VCS)Area: I

Nova Scotia coastal and offshore waters0303, 0745, 2598(A3H) S, F

1550, 2110 161.65N1Hz(F3)0205, 0805, 44S1.81605, 2205 8770

13154.5See figure 2

2-0220-1C

YARMOUTH, N.S., CANADA (VAU)Area: I

(a) Nova Scotia coastal waters(b) U.S. coastal waters, Eastport, Maine-Mer-

rimack River0220, 0910, 25981 A3H) S. F


2-0230-1CSAINT JOHN, N.B., CANADA (VAR)Area:

Bay of Fundy and Nova Scotia coastal waters0210, 0810, 2598(A3H) S, F

1540, 2120 161.65MHz(F3)

'2- 0240 -IBC

BOSTON, MASS., U.S.A. (WOU)Area: I

(a) New England Waters: North of 41°N, westof 60°W

(h) Offshore waters: 32°N-41°N, west-of 65°W(c) Coastal waters-Eastport. Me. to Block

Island, R.I.(d) Boston Harbor

0420, 1020 2450(A3H)2506( A3H)2566( A3H

1120, 1620. do.2220

2-0241-1BBOSTON, MASS., U.S.A. (NMF)Area:

New England Waters: north of 41 °N west of60°W

0440, 1040 2670(A3J)2240

1640 and 2670(A3J)on receipt 157.IMHz(F3)

2-0250-1CSHINNECOCK,N.Y., U.S.A. (NMY-41).4rea:

Coastal waters-Block Island, R.I. to Manasquan,NJ

0020, 0920, 2670(A3J)1220, 1520,1820, 2120

On receipt: 2670(A3J)0020, 1220

' See figure 3During boating season, May 15-Oct. 15

2-0260-1BCNEW YORK, N.Y., U.S.A. (WOX)Area: I

(a) Offshore waters: 32°N-41°N, west of 65°W(b) Coastal waters-Block Island, R.I. to Virginia

Beach, Va.0015 2,

171512152

2, 2482(A3H)2522(A3H).2590(A3H)

' Sec figure 3Broadcast I hour earlier during Daylight Saving Time

'Used daytime only

2-0261-1COCEAN GATE, N.J., U.S.A. (WAQ)Area:

(a) Offshore waters: 32°N-41°N, west of 65°WWest Central North Atlantic

(h) Coastal watersBlock Island, R.I. to VirginiaBeach, Va.

0015. 1213 2358(A3H)On receipt: 2558(A3H)

even H+15'See figure 3

2-0270-1CCAPE MAY, NJ., U.S.A. (NMK)Area: '

(a) Coastal waters-Manas twin, NJ to VirginiaBeach, Va.

(h) Delaware Bay11(1(1. 2300 '2670(A3J)0945 2. 2670(A3J)1545 2, 157.1

NORTH ATLANTIC OCEAN . 37

Radio station. area.and broadcast tone

requemand IMIde

Roth° canton. area.and broad( a %1 nine

requency(Ind mud,

1845 2, 2145 2On receipt 2670(A3J)

157. I ( F3 )' Sec figure 32 During boating season. May 500 15

2-0280--1BCBALTIMORE, MD.,.U.S.A. ININIX)Area:

(a) Offshore Waters: 32°N-41°N, west of 65°W(b) Lower Potomac River and Chesapeake Bay

1750 2670(A3J)On receipt 2670(A3J)

157.1MHz(F3)

2-0300-1BCNORFOLK, VA., U.S.A. (Mal)Area:

(a) OffShore waters: 32°N-41°N, west of 65°W(b) Coastal waters-Cape Henlopen, N.J. to

Savannah, Ga., including Chesapeake Bay;Lower Potomac River; Hampton Roads; Al-bemarle And Pamlico Sounds.

0500 2, ) 100 2, 2450(A3H)1700.2, 2300 2538(A3H1

On receipt do.' See figure :7 BIadCaSt I hour earlier during Daylight Saving TimeI Used daytime 4ml

2-0320-1BCFORT MACON, N.C., U.S.A. (NMN -37).Area:

(a) Offshore waters: 32°N-41°N, west of 65°W(h) Coastal waters-Cape Henlopen, N.J. to

. Savannah. Ga,1130, 1700 2670(A3J)On receipt 2670(A3J)

157.IM Hz( F3)' See figure 2

2-0330-1C-CHARLESTON, S.C., U.S.A. INNIB)Area:

Coastal waters-Cape Fear, N.C. to St. Augustine,Fla.

0420, 1620 ' 2670(A3J)1100. 1700, 157.1MHz(F3) F

On receipt 2670(A3J)157.1MHz(F3)

2-0340-1CCHARLESTON, S.C., U.S.A. (W.10)Area:

Coastal waters-Cape Fear, N.C. to Savannah,Ga.

0015, 1215 2566(A3H)- On receipt and 2566( A3H )

Odd Hthereafter

2-0350-1CNIAYPORT, FLA., U.S.A. (N MA -10)Area:

Coastal waters-Savannah, Ga. to Jupiter Inlet,Fla.

0620. 2670(A3J) F, LR1820,I110, 1710, 157.IMHz(F3)

2210, 1410On receipt 2670(A3J)

157.1MHz(F3)Reports from Jacksonville. Melbourne. Fla. and Savannah

2-0360-ICJACKSONVILLE, FLA., U.S.A. (WNJ)Area:

Coastal waters-Savannah, Ga. to Jupiter Inlet,Fla.

0000, 1200 2566(A3H)On receipt and 2566(A3)

even H

2-0370-1BMIAMI (OJUS), FLA., U.S.A. (WOM)Area:

(a) Caribbean Sea(h) Southwestern No. Atlantic(c) Gulf of Mexico

0430, 1230 4428.6(A3J)8792.8(A3J)13137(A3J)17325(A3J)22688.5(A3J

0530, 1130 4422.2(A3J)8796(A3J)I 3140.5(A3J)17286.5(A3J22692(A3J)

'See figure 3Note. A frequency will not he used if other traffic is in

progress at broadcast time.

2-0380-1C.MIAMI BEACH, FLA., U.S.A. (NCF)Area: I

(a) Coastal waters-Jupiter Inlet, Fla. to DryTortuga.;, including.Florida Straits

( h) Offshore waters: Southwest North Atlantic0350,1550 2670(A3J)

38 RADIOTFLF PHONF


Freque;ncyand mode Contents Radio station, area,

and broadcast time1-.rtqactR)and mode

(

1130, 1730 157.IMHz(F3)2230,1330

On receipt 2670(A3J)157.IMHz(F3)

See figure 32 For area a

F2

2- 0390 -IBC

MIAMI, FLA., U.S.A. (W DR)Area: '

Coastal waters-Ponce. de Leon to TarponSprings, Fla.

0015, 1215 2 2442(A3H)2490( A3H)2514(A3H)

'Sec figure 32 Broadcast I hour earlier during Daylight Saving Time

Used during daytime_bnly

2-0391-1CKEY WEST, FLA., U.S.A. (NOK)Area:Coastal waters-Jupiter Inlet to Dry Tortugas, includ-

ing Florida Straits; Cape Sable to TarponSprings, including Florida Bay

1100, 1700, 157.1MHz(F3)2200

. 2-0400-IBCTAMPA, FLA., U.S.A. (WFA)/KUZ 385Area: '

(a) East Gulf of Mexico(b) Coastal waters-Florida Straits to

Apalachicola, Fla.0000 2, 1200 2 2466( A.3 H)

2550( A3H)161.8MHz(F3)

On receipt and do.odd H

' Sec figure 32 Broadcast I hour earlier durtng Daylight Sastng Time

2-0410-IBCST. PETERSBURG, FLA., U.S.A. (NMA-21)Area:

(a) East Gulf of Mexico(b) Coastal waters Key Largo to Aplachicola, Fla.

including Florida Straits0320 2670(A3J) W F

1420

2250,14502250

' See figure 3

157.1(F3)

2- 0420 -IBCMOBILE, ALA., U.S.A. (WLO)Area:

(a ) Offshore waters-Gulf of Mexico; CaribbeanSea; Southwestern No. AtlantiC

(b) Coastal water:-Florida Straits to Brownsille,Tex.

0500 2, 1100 2, 2572(A3H)1700 2, 2300 162.00 MHz( F3)

161.90On receipt do.

' See figure I

2-0430-IBCNEW ORLEANS, LA., U.S.A. (NMG)Area: I.

(a) Offshore waters-Middle Gulf of Mexico;(h) Coastal waters-Biloxi, Miss. to Port Arthur

Tex.1030, 1230, 2670(A3J) F

1630, 22301050, 1650. 157.1 MHz(F3)

2250,On receipt 2670(A3J)

' See figure 3

2- 0440 -IBCNEW ORLEANS, LA., U.S.A.(WAK)Area: I

(a) Offshore waters-Gulf of Mexico. CaribbeanSea

( h) Coastal waters-Apalachicola, Fla. to PortArthur, Tex.

0500 2, 1400 2 2482(A3H)2598( A3H )4419(A3H)

On receipt an(' do.on odd H' Sec figure 3

Broadcast I hour earlijr during Daylight Susing 'I ime

2-0445GRAND ISLE, LA. U.S.A. (NM(..;-15)Area:

Costal Waters. Biloxi, Miss to Morgan City, La.1045. 1645 157.1MHz( F3 )

2245

2-0450-1BCGALVESTON TEX., U.S.A.(NOY)Area:

(a) Offshore waters - Middle and Western Gulf a,Mexico

NORTH Art ANTIC OCEAN

Radio station. area. 'rev, orand broad( art time and Mod('

(h) Coastal waters-Morgan City,Brownsville, Tex.

1050; 1250, 2670(A3J)1650, 25*()

On receipt 2 -70(A3J)See figure 1.

2-0460-1BC

GALVESTON,Area:

(a) Offshore waters-Middle and estern Gulf of C,

Mexico( h) Coastal waters-Morgan City. La. to

Brownsville, Tex.0600 2, 1800 2 2450( A3H ) F ,

2530(A3H)On receipt and do. VV

odd H015' See ilgure ti

r Broadcast I hour earlier during 1).i,liglif.Sa mg Tune

TEX., U.S.A.(ItiQe)

Contents

La. to

F

Radio station. urea. Frequencyand liroa!lea.rt tune and ,mile

2-0470-IBC

CORPUS CHRISTI, TEX., U.S.A.(KCC)Aea;

Western Caribbean Sea; Gulf of Mexico. Coastalwaters-Morgan City to B7ownsville, Tex.

0000. 120(1 2538( A3H)On receipt 253)(A3)

See figure

2-0475

PORT ARANSAS. TEX. U.S.A. (NOY-3)Area: Port Arthur. Tex to Brownsville, Tex.

040 1645 157.1MHz(F3)'245

2-0480-1BC

PORT ISABEI TEX., U.S.A.(NCH)Area: I

( a ) Western Gulf of Mexico; (h) Coastal waters-Port O'Connor, Tex. to Brownsville, Tex.

1040 2 1240 2 2670(A3.1) F2

1640, 224(11035 1635 157 l(F3)

"35On receipt 2670(A3J)

' See figure 1

2-0490-1B

For .kiC.1 .1 and hFor .ue.e h

SWAN ISLAND(WSG)Area:

Eastern Gulf of Mexico and Western Caribt,.:anSea

1705 and on 2738(A3)request

Swan Islam( report

2-0500-1BC

NASSAU, BAHAMAS(C6N)Area:

All Bahamas and Adjacent WatersH000 2558(A3)

' Local TimeHurricane warnings

2- 0510 -IBCSAN JUAN, PUERTO RICO (NMR)Area:

Eastern Caribbean Sea including Puerto Rico,Virgin Islands and Adjacent Waters

0305, 1505 2670(A3J)On receipt 2670(A3J)1110, 1710 157.1MHz(F3)

2210

39

Contents

F, LR

W

2-0530-IBDESTRELLAN, FRENCH ANTILLES (FFQ)Area:

Caribbean Sea and Atlantic Ocean 10°N-20°N50°W -10°W

On receipt 2255(A3) ' W

(1200-2400)' Prececied)by announcement on 21522 In French, repeated in English

2- 0540 -1BFORT-DE-FRANCE, FRENCH ANTILLES(FFP)Area:

Caribbean Sea and Atlantic Ocean 10°N-20°N,50°W-70°W

On receipt and 2545( A3 )odd H033

In French, repeated in English.

2-0550-1B

W

NORTH POST, TRINIDAD (9YL)Area:-

Caribbean Sea, Antilles. :in .tlantic ,Waters toeast

1250, 1850 2522( A3)2735(A3)3163( A3 )4403(A3)8805,6(A3)

(10. 157.30(F3)157.35(F3)161..95(F3)

40 RADIOTELEPHONE


I redoeneyand mode Con tents Radio station, area,

and broadcast timeI lett yand mode Contents

2-0560-1BWILLEMSTAD, CURACAO(PJC)Area:

Caribbean Sea and North Atlantic, Equator-25°N, west of 45°W

1200', 2300 ' 2182(A3)8770.4( A3 )

July 15-Nov. 14 only

2-0570-1BPARAMARIBO, SURINAM(PZN)Area:

North Atlantic waters, 05°N-15°N.. 45°W-60°W1233, 2133 2182(A3) W, A

2818

2-0580-1BBERMUDA(ZBM)Area:

(a) Western North Atlantic(b) Local Bermuda waters.

1235, 2035 2582(A3)0118, 0518 157.3(F3)

1318, 1718On receipt 2582(A3)

2-0590-ICJULIANEHAB, GREENLAND(OXE)Area:

Coastal waters, southern Greenland0135, 1335, 2129(A3)

1935

2-0600-1CHOLSTEINSBORG, GREENLAND(OYS)Area:

Coastal waters, western Greenland0145, 1345, 2265(A3)

1945

2-0610-1CUPERNAVIK, GREENLANDIOYN)Area:

Coa..tal waters, western Greenland0205, 1405, 3276(A3)

2005

2-0620-1CANGMAGSSALIK, CREENLANDIOZL)Area:

Coastal waters, eastern Greenland0125, 1325, 2250(A3)

1925, 0725 2288

LR, F

F

2-0630-1CREYKJAVIK, ICELAND(TFA)Area:

Coastal waters of Iceland 63°N-67.5°N, I2°W-27°W

On receipt 2182(A3) WOn request 876(A3) I ",S ",

2761(A3) F:'= In Icelandic repeated in English" In English

2-0640-1BCVALENTIA, IRELAND (EJK)Area:

Coastal waters of Ireland0833, 2033 1827(A3) F2'0303, 0903, 1827(A3) W

1503, 2103See figure 4For Shannon & Fastnet areas

'Transmitted at conversational speed then repeated at dicta-tion speed

2-0650-1BC()BAN, SCOTLAND (GNE)Area:

Northwestern coastal waters of United Kingdom2740(A3)0803, 2003 F2"

0303, 0903, 2740(A3) W1503, 2103

I See figure 4For Malin, Hebrides. Bailey and Rockall areas


2-0660-1BCWICK, SCOTLAND (GKR)Area: I

Northern coastal waters of United Kingdom0803, 2003 1827(A3) F2"0303, 0903, 1827(A3) W

1503, 2103' See figure 42 For South-East Iceland, Faeroes, Hebrides, Fair Isle, Viking.

and ('rum arty areas"'Transmitted at conversational speed then repeated at dicta-

tion speed

2-0670-1BCSTONEHAVEN, SCOTLAND (GNI))Area:1

Eastern coastal waters of United Kingdom0833, 2033 1856(A3) F 2"0303, 0903, 1856( A3 )

151)3, 21(13' See figure 4

For Forth, Cromarty, and Fortie, areas' Iransmitted at conversational speed then repeated at dicta-

tion speed



Frequencyand mode

Contents Radio station, area,and broadcast time

Frequencyand mode

Contents

2-0680-1BCCULLERCOATS, ENGLAND (GCC)Area:

Eastern coastal waters of United Kingdom40803, 2003 2719(A3) F 2 "

0303, 0903, 2719(A3) w1503,2103

I See figure 42 For Tyne, Dogger. Fisher areas'Transmitted at conversational speed then repeated at dicta-

tion speed

2-0690-1 BCHUMBER, ENGLAND (GKZ)Area:

Eastern coastal waters of United Kingdom0833, 2033 1869(A3) F2"0303, 0903. w 31869(A3)


2 For Humber and German Bight areas'Transmitted at conversational speed then repeated at dicta-

tion speed

2-0700-1BCNORTH FORELAND, ENGLAND (GNF)Area:

Southeastern coastal waters of United Kingdom0803, 2003 1848(A3) F2"0303, 0903, 1848(A3) w

1503, 2103See figure 4For Thames. Dover. and Wight areas


2-0710-1BCNITON, ENGLAND (GNI)Area:

English Channel waters0833, 2033 1834(A3) F2"0303, 0903, 1848( A3) w

1503, 2103' See figure 42 For Portland and Wight areas3 irransmitted at conversational speed then repeated at dicta-

tio speed

2 720-1BCLANDS END, ENGLAND (CID)Area:1

Southwestern coastal waters of United Kingdom0803, 2003 1841(A3) F 2 "0303, 0903, 1841(A3) W

1503,2103' See figure 4For Lundy, Plymouth. F3iscay and Finisterre areas

"Transmitted at conversational speed then repeated at dicta-tion speed

2-0730-1BCILFRACOMBE, ENGLAND (GIL)Area: l

Western coastal waters of United Kingdom0833, 2033 2670(A3) F 2 30303, 0903, 2670(A3) W


2 For Lundy and Fashict areasTransmitted at conversational speed then repeated at dicta-

tion speed

2-0740-1BCPORTPATRICK, SCOTLAND (GPK)Area:

Irish Sea0833, 2033 1883(A3H) F 2 "0303, 0903, I 883( A.3H ) W

1503,2103' See figure 42 For Irish Sea and Lundy areas'Transmitted at conversational speed then repeated at dicta-

tion speed

2-0750-1CRORVIK, NORWAY (LGD)Area:

Norwegian coastal waters, Froya-Rorvik-MelbuOn receipt 1757(A3H)

161.9 MHz(F3)On request do.

2-0760i CORLANDET, NORWAY (LFO)Area:

Norwegian coastal waters, Stad-RorvikOn receipt 2635(A3H)

161.8MHz(F3)161.95MHz(F3)162.00MHz( F3)

On request do.

2-0770-1CALESUND, NORWAY (LGA)Area:

Norwegian coastal waters, Lindesnes-RorvikOn receipt 1722(A3H)

161.9MHz(F3)On request do.

2-0780-1CFLORO, NORWAY (LGL)Area:


161.95MHz(F3)162.00MHz( F3)

42 RADIO.FELFPFIONF

Rudiq station, area b requencand broadcast time and mode Lon ten 13 Radar vtunon, area. Frcquenc

and broad( 00 time and mode Corneae3

On request do. F

2-0790-1CBERGEN, NORWAY (IGN)At:ea:

Norwegian coastal waters. Lindesnes-Run ikOn receipt 1743(A3H)

161.85MHz(F3)161.75, 161.95

On request do.

2-0800-1CROGALAND, NORWAY (LGQ)Area:


161.80MHz(F3)161.95MHz(F3)

On request do. F

2-0810-1CFARSUND, NORWAY (LCZ)Area:

Norwegian coastal waters, Swedish horderLih-desnes-Bulandet

On receipt 1750(A3 H) NA/

2663(A3H)161.85MHz(F3)161.95MHM F3

On request do.

2-0820-1COSLO, NORWAY (LGO)Area:

Norwegian coastal waters, Swedish border-Lin-desnes

On receipt 2649(A3H)161.80MH4 F3161.95MHz( F3 )

On request do. F

2-0830-1BGOTEBORG, SWEDEN (SAG)Area:

Skagerrak, Kattegat and southern BalticOn request 1785(A3) F, I

1904(A3) 2On receipt do.

' Fur ships in North Sea, Skagerrak A: northern Kottept2 For ships in southern Kattegat

2-0840-1BKARLSKRONA, SWEDEN (SAA)Area:

Southern Baltic

0954, 21541154, 1954On receipt

2-0850-1B

2789(A3)2789(A3)2789(A3)

F1

STOCKHOLM, SWEDEN (SDJ)rea:Oresund; Sea of Bothnia. Sea of Aland:

northern, central, and southern Baltic0933 2754(A3)

1778(A3)1771

(333 do.2133 do. F. IOn receipt do.

2-01i60-1BTLN( ;STADE, SWEDEN (SAE)Area:

' Sea of Aland: northern, central, and southernBaltic; Oresund

1006, 2206 2768(A3)1203, 2009 2768(A3)On receipt 2768(A3)

2-0870-1BHARNOSAND, SWEDEN (SAH)A rea :

Sea and Bay of Bothnia, Sea of Aland0833 2733(A3)

2761(A3)do.1133

2157On receipt

2-0880-1B

do.do.

F1

F

1

F, I

NIARIEHAMN, FINLAND (OFH)A rea:

Northern Baltic Sea and Sea of Bothnia0735, 1335 1852(A3) 1

1035, 1935 1852(A3)

2-0890-1BHELSINKI, FINLAND (OHG)Area:

Gulf of Finland0703, 1303 2810( A3)1003. 1903 2810(A3)

2-09(10-1BGDYNIA, POLAND ISPH1Area:

Baltic Sea0735, 1335,

2135

1

F

1818(A3) S, F


Radio station, area. Frequencyand hroadca.ci time and mode

Consents Radio .station, areaand broadcast lime

Frequencyand mode

Contents

2-0910-1BRUGEN, GERMAN DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC

(DHS)Area:

Western and mid-Baltic0810; 2010 1719(A3) S, F

24920-IBKIEL, FED. REPUBLIC of GERMANY (DAO)Area:

German coastal waters, Baltic Sea0840, 2040, 2775(A3)

On receipt

2-0930-1BCRONNE, DENMARK (OYE)Area:

Danish coastal waters; the Skagerrak; North SeaOn receipt and 2586( A3)

odd H+332- 0940 -1 BC

LYNGBY, DENMARK (OXZ)Area:

Danish coastal waters; The Skagerrak: NorthSea

On receipt and 1687( A3)odd H+03 1806(A3)

2-0950-1BCSKAGEN, DENMARK (OXP)Area:

Danish coastal waters; The Skagerrak: NorthSea


2-0960-1CBLAAVAND, DENMARK (OXB)Area:

Danish coastal waters: The Skagerrak: NorthSea


2-0970-1BCNORDDEICH, FED. REPUBLIC of GERMANY

(DAN)

Area:German Bight

0810, 2010; 2614(A3)On receipt andH+03 or H-1-33

2-0980-1CSCHEVENINGEN, NETHERLANDS (PCH)Area:

Netherlands coastal waters. North Sea0340, 0940 1869(A3) W, S, F,

LR1540, 2140 1939(A3)

2824(A3)Odd H+05 do. I '

On receipt and doH+03 or H+33

' Dutch IceCode

2-0990-1COOSTENDE, BELGIUM (OSU)Area: I

Belgian coastal waters; Dover and Thames areas0103, 0803

130:1, 16032103 2761(A3H)Sec Figure 4

2-1000-IBCBREST/LE CONQUET, FRANCE (FEU)Area: I

(a) Western Channel and coastal waters ofFrance

(h) Coastal waters of Portugal0733, 1633, 1673(A3) S. F 2 "

2153 2691(A3)1876( A3 )

0600 1673(A3) S. F a;1

876(A3)See figure 4aFor area aIn FrenchFor area h

271010-1BCSAINT-NAZAIRE, FRANCE (FF0)Area:

Western Channel and coastal waters of France0903, 1803 1722( A3 ) S. F 2

Sec figure 4oin French

.44

MEDITERRANEAN SEARadio station, area,and broadcast time

Frequencyand mode Con:ell IS Radio station, area,

and broadcast timeFrequencyand mode Contents

2-1020-2BVALENCIA, SPAINArea:

Baleares, Palos, Alboran areas (WesternMediterranean)

2000 1680(A3)' See figure 5

2- 1030 -2C

GRASSE, FRANCE (TKM)Area:

Western Mediterranean Sea, north of 40°N, eastto11°E

0733, 1233, 2649(A3) S, F1645

' See figwe 4a2 In French

2-1040-2CMARSEILLES, FRANCE (FFM)Area:

Western Mediterranean Sea, mirth of 40°N, eastto 11°E

0705, 1220, 1906(A3) S, F 21615Sec figure 4a

'In French

2-1050-2BTRIPOLI, LIBYAN ARAB REPUBLIC (5AT)Area:

Waters I0 °E -25 °E, south of 34°N0833, 1733 2197(A3) S, F0948, 1748 2182(A3J)

2-1060-2BATHENS, GREECE (SVA)Area:

Greek waters; Mediterranean Sea 15°E-35°E0713, 0933, 2590(A3) S, F

1503, 21031215, 2015 8796

2-1070-2BBAR, YUGOSLAVIA (Bar Radio)Area:

Adriatic Sea0850, 1450, 2670(A3) S, F

20502-1080-2BSPLIT, YUGOSLAVIA (Split Radio)Area:

Adriatic Sea0545, 1245, 268' A3) S, F

1945

2-1090-2BRIJEKA, YUGOSLAVIA (Rijeka Radio)Area:

Adriatic Sea0535, 1435, 2771(A3) S, F

1935

2-1100-2BHAIFA, ISRAEL (4X0)Area:

Mediterranean Sea east of 25°E0703, 190: 2649(A3)0303, 1103, 2182(A3)

1503, 2303

45


Radio stat tern , area, f ream. 'icyand broadcast one and made Con tent

Radio rta (Ion, area,and bonnie. a tt time

r ea nen c yand mode

Confertls

2-1110-3CCAPE TOWN, SOUTH AFRICA (ZSC 30)Area:

Coastal waters, Orange River-Fast London0948, 1748 1765(A3) F1333 1765(A3) LR

2-1120-3CWALVIS BAY, SOUTH AFRICA (ZSV4)Area:

Coastal waters. Cunene River-Orange River0933, 1633 1765(A3) F

1333

2-1130-3CSOUTH AFRICAN BROADCAST

CORPORATIONArea:

Coastal1 I 35

1765(A3) LIZ

waters, Cunene River-Agulhas5995(A3)9680(A3)11790(A3)

2105 3965(A3)4965(A3)

F

F

46

NORTH PACIFIC OCEANRadio station. area.and broadcast time

Frequencyand mode C iallent Radio station, area.

and broadcast timereqUePle y

and mode ('omen is

2-1140-4AFORT COLLINS, COLORADO (WWV)Area:

North Pacific cast of 140°WH+10 S, W 2

2500( A3 )5000( A3 )10000(\3)15000( A3 )

' National Bureau of Standards time and frequency station'Sturm information message gives location and moi.ement of

stormcenters and associated wind speed."Extra time slot asailable

2-1150-4AKEKAHA, HAWAII (WWVH) 'Area:

North Pacific Ocean.South Pacific Ocean

H+48, 2500( A3) S. WH+49, 5000( A3 )H+503 10000(A3).

1 5000( A3 )' National Bureau of Standards time and frequency stationStorm information message gives location and moi.ement of

storm centers and associated wind speed."Broadcast segments of 45 seconds duration are separated by

15-second intervals.Extra time slot available.

2-1160-4ABCSAN FRANCISCO, CALIF., U.S.A. (NNIC)Area: I

(a) North Pacific, Equator-30°N, east of 140°W(h) North Pacific, north of 30°N, cast of I60°E(c) Offshore Waters, 20-250 miles from shore,

Mexican Border-Cape Flattery, Wash.(d) Coastal waters, Pt. St. George, Calif.-Pt.

Conception. Calif.0430, 1030, 4393.4(A3J) S. F

1230, 8760.8(A3J)13144(A3J)

1630, 2230 8760.8( A3J ) S. F

1530, 1900,2330

13144(A3.1)17290(A3J)157.1 MHz( F3) F

0200, 1400 2670(A3H) F =' See figure 12= For area d only

2-1170-4ABCSAN FRANCISCO, CALIF., U,S.A. (KMI)Area: I

(a) North Pacific, Equator-30°N, east of 140°W(h) North Pacific, north of -30°N, east of 160°E(c) Coastal waters, Pt. St. George Calif.-Pt. Con-

ception, Calif.(d) Offshore Waters, 20-250 miles from shore,

Mexican Border-Cape Flattery, Wash.0000, 0600 4371(A3A) S, F

1500 8738.4(A3A)8735.2(A3A)13161.5(A3A)13151.0(A3A)17307.5( A3A )

' See figure 12A frequency will not he used for weather transmissions if

other traffic is in progress at broadcast time.

2-1181-4CADAK, ALASKA (NM,J21)Area: I

Alaskan coastal waters, Cape Sarichef-Attu0030, 0530, 2670(A3H) S, F

1340, 1730' Sec figure 10.

2 -1 190-4CATTU, ALASKA, U.S.A. (NMJ22)Area: I

Alaskan coastal waters, Cape Sarichef-Attu(Areas 12 and 13)

0045, 0545, 2670(A3H) S, F1350, 1745See figure 10.

2-1200-4CCAPE SARICHEF, ALASKA, U,S.A. (NRW)Area: I .

Alaskan coastal waters, Castle Cape-Adak; CapeSarichef-Port Heiden and Bristol Bay(Areas 5, 6, and 12)

0015, 0515, 2670(A3H) S, F1310, 1715See fi2iire lu



Frequencyand mode. COntentS

Radio station, urea,and broad( ast tone

Frequenc)and mode

2- 1210 -4CCOLD BAY, ALASKA, U.S.A. (KCI95)Area:'

Alaskan coastal Waters, Areas 3, 5, 6, 7, 8, 12,13

0500, .,700 251'2(A3) S, F0800. 2200 4134:9

See figure 10

2-1220-4CKING SALMON, ALASKA, U.S.A. (KC198)Area:

Alaskan coastal waters. Areas 5, 6, 7, 80215 2, 2015 " 2382(A3) S, F

' See figure 102 May-Sept.

2-1230-4CKODIAK, ALASKA, U.S.A. (NOJ)Area:

Gulf of Alaska;Alaskan coastal waters. Areas 2, 3, 4, 5, 6

0200, 044.5, 2670( A3H) S, F0900, 1415, 6521.8(A3J)1645, 2100

' See figure 10

2-1231KODIAK, ALASKA (WBH-29)Area: Gulf of Alaska0400, 1800 4134.9(A3) W. F

2-1240-IBCYAKUTAT, ALASKA, U.S.A. (KGD91)Area:

Alaskan coastal waters, Areas I and 2; Gulf ofAlaska

0900, 2100 2382(A3' S, F

030(), 1600 4134.9' See figure 10

2-1250-4COCEAN CAPE, ALASKA, U.S.A. (NMJ19)Area:

Alaskan coastal waters. Areas I and 20145, 0845, 2670( A31-1 ) S, F

1345, 2045 157.1MHz(F3)'see figure 10.

2-1255MUD BAY, ALASKA (WRN-43)Area: Southeast Alaska Coastal Waters, Area 10230, 0430, 162.0MHz( F3-1430,46J0 _

2100

2-1260-4CJUNEAU, ALASKA, U.S.A. (KCI97)Area:1

Alaskan coastal waters, Area 10600, 1900 . 23,2(A3) S. F

See figure 10

2-1261-4CJUNEAU, ALASKA, U.S.A. (NMJ 1)Area:

Alaskan coastal waters-Skagwag to Dixon En-trance

0100, 0700, 2670(A3H) S, F-1300; 1900 157.1M11z(F3)

' See Figure 10

2-1262-4CJUNEAU, ALASKA, U.S.A. (WGG58)Area:

Alaskan coastal waters. Area 10230, 1630, 2400 (A3) S, F

2100, 04301430See figure 10

2-1270-4CBIORKA ISLAND, ALASKA, U.S.A. (NMJ18)Area:

Alaskan coastal waters, Areas 1 and 20100, 0800, 2o70(A3H) S. F

1300, 2000'Se, figure ID

2-1271PETERSBURG, ALASKA (WRN-42)Area: Sot,theast Alaska Coastal Waters, Area I0230, 0430 I 62.0MHz( F3)

1430, 16302100

2-1272LENA POINT, ALASKA (WRN-40)Area: Southeast Alaska Coastal Waters, Area I0230, 0430 162.OMHz(F3)

1430, 16302100

2-1279KETCHIKAN, ALASKA (WRN-41)Area: Southeast Alaska Coastal Waters, Area 10230, 0430 162.0MHz( F3)

1430. 1630

48 RADIOTELEPFIONE

Radio station, area,and broadcast tittle

Frequencyand made'

Caliente Radio .station, area.\and broadcast tune

Frequencyand mode

Contents

2100

2-1280-4C

KETCHIKAN, ALASKA, U.S.A. INNI1)Area:'

Alaskan coastal waters, Areas I anu0115, 0815, 2670(A3H) S, F

1315,2015See figure 10

.2-1281-4CKETCHIKAN, ALASKA, U.S.A. IW(;G 56)Area:

Alaskan coastal waters, Area I0230,0430, 1430 2312(A3) S, F

1630,2100See figure HI

2-1285

SITKA, ALASKA (WDU.29)Area: Alaskan Coastal Waters, Area I0230,'0430- 2400 (A3) S, F

1430, 16302100

2- 1290 -4 BC

ANNETTE, ALASKA, U.S.A. (KGD58)Area: I

Alaskan coastal waters, Area Gulf of Alaska1000, 2200 2382(A3) S, F

0200, 1500 4134.9

See figure 10

2-1300-4CPRINCE RUPERT, B.C., CANADA (VA.1)Area:

Hecate Strait and Dixon Entrance0340, 0845, 1630(A3H)

1305, 1550, 161.65MHz( F31840, 2150 16! 69MHz( F3 )

S, F. I_R

2-1310-4CSANDSPIT, B.C., CANADA (VAH)Area:

Queen Charlotte Sound, Hecate Strait. DixonEntrance, West Coast Charlotte Is.

0520, 091(1, - 1630( /OH )Tt24117 I 7 3 5 , 161.9MHz(F3)1850, 2220

-S, F, LR

2-1'320-4CBULL HARBOR, B.C., CANADA (VAG)Area:

Coastal waters0225, 120

1455, 1\.40,1705, 19' 0

See figure 11

2-1330-4CALERT BAY, B.0 , CANADA (VAF)Area:

Coastal waters (

0420,:405,1520, 1920

of British Columbia1630(A3H)161.65MHz(F3)

I 61.9MHz( F3 )

See. figure II

2-1340-4CSPRING ISLAND, B.C., CA. DA (VAE2)Area:

Queen Charlotte Sound, West Coast VancouverIsland

0510, 1425, 1630( A3) S, F, LR21101235

'see figure 11

1-1350-4CTOFINO, B.C., CANADA (VAE)Area:

Coastal waters of British Columbia between48.5°N And 52°N

0350, 1330, 1630(A3H) S, F, LR1440, 1930 161.65MHz( F3)

161.9MHz(F3)

British Columbia0(A3h)

161 5MHz(F3)161 Hz(F3)

Sz F, LR

S, F, LR

See figure 11

2- 1360 -4CCOMOX, B.C., CANADA (VAC)Area:

'Queen Charlotte Strait, Johnstone Strait, Juande Fuca Strait, Strait of Georgia

M435, 1435, .1630(A3)1720, 2040 161.65MHz( F3 )

161.9MHz(F3)

2--I370-4CVANCOUVER, B.C., CANADA (VAI)Area:

Juan de Fuca Strait, Strait of Georgia0410, 1310, 1630(A3H)

1610, 1910 161.65MHz(F3)2210, 2310

161.9MHz(F3)

S, F, L.R

S, F. LR



Frequencyand mode

'Contents Radio .station, area, FrequencyContentsand broadcast tone and mode

2-1380-4CVICTORIA, B.C., CANADA (VAK)Area:

West Coast Vancouver Is., Juan de Fuca Strait,Strait of Georgia

0420, 1250, 1630( A3H) S, F, LR1415, 2010 161.65MHz(F3)2250 161.9MHz(F3)

2-1390-4CPORT ANGELES, WASH., U.S.A. (NOW)Area:

Strait of Juan de Fuca, Inland Waters ofWestern Washington

0545, 1745 2670(A3J) S, F, LR0530, 157.1MHz(F3)

1730

2-1400-4C

SEA= E, WASH., U.S.A. (KOW)Area;

Inland Waters of western Washington; Strait ofJuan de Fuca; Coastal waters, Tatoosh Is.-Pt. St. George, Calif.

0500 ', 1700 ' 2522( A3H) S, F, LR' Broadcast I hour earlier during Da,light Sa%ing Ilene

2-1410-4C

SEATTLE, WASH., U.S.A. (NMW43)Area:

Inland Waters of Western Washington

1700 157.IMHz(F3)

2-1420-4CASTORIA, ORE., U.S.A. (NMW)Area:

Coastal waters, Tatoosh Is.-Pt, St. George.Calif.; Strait of Juan de Fuca; Inland Watersof western Washington

0530, 1730 2670(A3J) S, F, LR1200

0515, 1715 157.1MHz(F3) F

2- 1430 -4C

ASTORIA, ORE., U.S.A. (KFX)Area:

Coastal waters; Tatoosh Is.-Pt. St. George. Calif.

0515, 1715 2598(A3H) S, F, LR

2-1440-4C

2- 1450 -4C

COOS BAY, ORE., U.S.A. (KTJ)Area:

Coastal waters, Tatoosh Is.-Pt. St. George, Calif.1730 2566(A3H) S, F, LR

2- 1451 -4C

COOS BAY, ORE., U.S.A. (NOE)Area:

coastal waters, Tatoosh Is.-Pt. St. George, Calif.1215 2670(A3J)0520, 0530, 157.1MHz( F3 )

0540,1720, 1730.1740

2-1460-4CEUREKA. CALIF., U.S.A. (KOE)Area:

Coastal waters, Pt. St. George, Calif.-Pt. Con-ception, Calif.

0445, 1645, 2450( A3H) 5, F. LR2145 2506(A3H)

On receipt and do.odd hours

2- 1470 -4C

HUMBOLDT BAY, CALIF., U.S.A. (NMCI I)Area:

Coastal waters, Pt. St. George, Calif.-Pt. Con-ception. Calif.

0300, 1500 2670(A3J)1545, 2315 157.1 MHz(F3)

2-1480-4CSAN FRANCISCO, CALIF., U.S.A. (KLH)Area:

Coastal waters Pt. St. George. Calif.-Pt. Concep-tion, Calif.

0430, 1630, 2450(A3H) S. F2130 2506( A3H )

2- 1481 -4C

MONTEREY, CALIF., U.S.A. (NMC6)Area:

Coastal waters, Pt. Conception, Calif.-MexicanBorder

0330, 1530; 2670(A3J)On receipt.

'

50 RADioTFLEPHONE

Radio staiwn, area, Frequemand broadcast time and mode (.0111eal.S

Radio %falloff, area, I. reason.rand broadcast ne and mode

CalitellIS

1545, 2345 157.1 MHz(F3)

2-1490L4CLONG BEACH, CALIF., U.S.A. (NMQ)Area:


0500, 1430, 2670(A3J) S. F, LR1900, 2300 157.1MHz(F3)

2-1500-4CSAN PEDRO, CALIF., U.S.A. (KOU)Area:


0400, 1600 2466(A3H) S. F2566(A3H) '

' Used in daytime only.

2-1510-4BLA JOLLA, CALIF., U.S.A. (WWI)) 'Area:

Offshore waters (20-250 Miles Offshore)Cape Flattery, Wash. to Guadalupe Is.

0245, 1300 44119.4( A3J ) S. F8789.6(A3J)13147.5(A3J)

Broadcast Mon.-Fri . June 15.0ct.Sec figure 12.

2-1520-4AHONOLULU, HAWAII, U.S.A. (WN')Area:

(a) North Pacific: Equator-50°N, 140°W- 160°E(b) South Pacific: Equator-25°S, 110°W-160°E

0525', 2025 8751.2(A31-1) S, F17272.5(A3H)

from

I No broadcast on Monday.No broadcast on Sunday.

2-1530-4ACHONOLULU, HAWAII, U.S.A. (NMO)Area:

(a) Coastal waters out 20 Miles from HawaiianIslands

(h) Offshore waters within 1000 Miles ofHawaiian Islands

(c) North Pacific: Equator-50°N, 140°W-160°E(d) South Pacific: Equator-25°S, 110°W-160°E

0000, 0600 2670(A3H) F'1200, 1800

0545, 1745 6521.8(A3J) F "8760.8(A3J)13144(A3J)4

0500, 1700 157.1 MHz(F3)For ;tree a & h.Used at 0545 only.

"For areas c & d' Used at 1745 only

2-1540-4ACHONOLULU, HAWAII, U.S.A. (KBP)A rea

(a) Coastal watersIslands

(h) OffshoreHawaiian

0400, 1000.1600. 2200

out 20 Miles from Hawaiian

waters within 1000 Miles ofIslands

2530(A3)

2-1541GUAM, MARIANAS IS. (NRV)Area:

Local Waters10(:5.2205 2670(A3J)0730, 2330 157.1MHz(F3)

FF

51

SOUTH PACIFIC OCEAN

Radio station, area,and broadcast rime

Frequencyand mode

ContentsRadio station, area, Frequency. Contentsand broadcast tnne and mode

2-1545KEKAHA, HAWAII (WWVH)

See 2-1150

2-1547HONOLULU, HAWAII (KQM)

Sec 2-1520

2-1550-5BMAHINA, TAHITI (MAHINA RADIO)Area:

Waters 08°S-28°S, 134°W-155°W0030, 0230, 8764(A3J) W,

1800, 21000533, 1703 2620(A3) W

2100 8764(A3J) F2115 8764(A3H) F "2200 2670( A3) F

' See figure 17.Broadcast on A3i and repeated on ArtH at beginning of

watch period of "Schooner traffic-.'In French' At broadcast times of A VURNA

2-1560-5BSUVA, FIJI ISLANDS (3DP)Area:

(a) Equator-25°S, 160°E-140°W0003,0403, 4377.4(A3)'.

0803, 2003 8796( A3 ) '

2-1570-5BNOUM11.:A, NEW CALEDONIA (RADIO

NOUMEA)Area: '

Waters 300 Miles Seaward from New Caledoniaand New Hebrides

0000, 0200, 670(A3) S, F0900, 1100 3355(A3)

7170(A3)11825(A3)

' See figure 182.-In French

2-1580-5CAUCKLAND, NEW ZEALAND (ZLD)Area:

New Zealand coastal waters

0140, 0740, 2207(A3) LR1940

0318, (1)18, 2207( A3 ) S, F1518, 211.8

2-1590-5CAWARUA, NEW ZEALAND (ZLB)Area:

New Zealand coastal waters0125, 0725, 2207(A3) LR

19250248, 0848, 2207(A3) S, F

0940, 1448,2048, 2140,

2-1600-5CCHATHAM ISLAND, NEW ZEALAND (ZLC)Area:

Waters in vicinity of Chatham Islands' andbetween Chatham Is. and New Zealand

0350, 0950, 2207( A3) S, F2150

2-1610-5CWELLINGTON, NEW ZEALAND (ZLW)Area:

New Zealand coastal waters0135, 0735, 2153(A3) LR

19350303, 0903, 2153(A3) S, F

1003. 1503,1103, 2203

2-1620-5BADELAIDE, AUSTRALIA (VIA)Area:

Offshore waters-Adelaide area0848, 2303 4136.3(A3H) F, LR,

2201(A3A,H,J) SR,See figure 19a

2-1630-5BMELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA (VIM)Area:

Offshore waters-Melbourne area0303, 0733, 2201(A3H) LR,

2148, 2333 2 4136.3(A3H) SR

52 RADIOTELEPHONE.


Ereyteevtc sand mode Contents Radio station, area.

and broadcast tinn.Frequencyand mode COnlentS

1133,1533,1933

'Sec figure I9aSunday 0718

2201(A3H)4136.3(A3H)

2- 1640 -5 B

SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA (VIS)Area:

Offshore waters-Sydney area0203. 0703, 4136.3(A3H) F, LR,

2203 4136.3(A3H) SR2201(A3H)

' See figure 19a

2-1650-5BBRISBANE, AUSTRALIA (VIB)Area: -----

Offshore waters-Brisbane and Townsville areas0318, 0833, 4136.3(A3H) F,

2333 (A3H) SR4136.34136.3

I See figure I9a

2-1660-5BTOWNSVILLE, AUSTRALIA (VIT)Area:

Offshore waters-Townsville area0333, 0748 2201(A3H) F. LR.

2133 4136.3 SRSee figure I9,t

-1670-5B

THURSDAY ISLAND, AUSTRALIA (VII)Area: '

Offshore waters-Darwin. Port Moresby,Townsville and Brisbane areas

0648, 2303 2201(A3H)0248 4136.3See figure I9a

1-1680-5BDARWIN, AUSTRALIA (VID)Area:

Offshore waters-Darwin area0733. 2233 2201(A3,A3H) F. LR,0348 4136.3(A3.A3H) SR

See figure 19a

2-1690-5BPORT MORESBY, PAPUA (VIG)Area:

Offshore waters-Port Moresby area0018, 2203 4407(A3) F, LR,

SR0603 2201(A3) F. L.R,

SRSee figure I9a

2-1700-5BRABAUL, NEW BRITAIN (VJZ)Area:

Offshore waters-Rabaul area0503, 2103 2201(A3) F, LR,

4407( A3) SR' See figure I9a

INDIAN OCE,:, \T, RED SEA AND PERSIAN GULFrryurnr

2-1710-6('CAPE 'FM% N SOt HI A FR I('. ZSC30)

reiiCil;tst,11 %. Ater, Oraag,e River last London

1i()48 17-ts 17()Tq A3 )1311 1 7( A3 ) 1.R

2 1720-6PORT ELIZ kBEII, SOI III AFRICA (ZSQ71Area

Coastal w.tt(.rs \inilhas-1 ourenco \1.arquesNI'' 172i t 1765( A3 ) 1.

I 17()5( FR

2-1730--6CDURBAN, SOUTH AFRICA IZSD).Irea

\+,tteIN. Agulhas-Fourenco Marques.,Channel south of 15'S

s 1705( A3 ) F8744.8( A3H

(71iz I 765) )

.1377 41:0 )I 7h5)..\ ) 1.R

2-1740-611PORT LOUIS II %RIME:, NIAURFFIUS(3B11)

S 501:-851.-t-to3LA3) S, 1.

tiff' :I)

2-1750-611NAIR()111, KENVA(5Area. '

Indian 1"`'N-11"S. irons Coast to ntrl.1210 9ti5(ti A1,1 ) S.

11.11,

53

KuJur ,ta rims. area. regtieriiand brIklat ail IIMe ti,,rd

Mlentse

2- 1760-6('JAZIRAT DAS 12A1151Arca.

Local areas around Jazirat Das, Unnu Shalt., Riga/ oakum, Hail and Dalmah

0445, I 1(1) Ch. 18, 201E31

2-1770-6CAL KUWAITI91:1:1Area:

Vicinity. of Al Kuwait0530, 1730 2200( A31

2-1780-68BROONIF., AUSTRALIA IVIO)Area:

Offshore waters, Perth, 13roome and DarwinAreas

11803 2333 2201(A3) F, FR,4 I 30.3( A3H1 SR

Sec figure I qh

2-1790-68CARNARVON, AUSTRALIA (VIC)Arca: '

Offshore waters, Perth and Broome areas0418, 0818, 2201(A3,A,H3) F

2318 4130.3( A3A,H.J)Sec figure I

2-1800-611ESPERAN('E, AUSTRALIA (VIE)Area: I

Offshore waters, 31)°S- -35 °S, 1 (0°F-1291-i010)32201(A3)4

833130.3( A3 )

0 do.Sec figure 91,

54

Section 3-RadiofacsiniileNettai

No

0010020

0030

NI.111011.Old.1hhto,I.111.11

11.11No

0'900300

and.11,hrt%1.111orl

Buenos Aires. ArgentinaPretoria. South Africa

NORTH PACIFIC OCEAN


Frobisher, N.W. F. CanadaHalifax, N.S., CanadaRoston, Mass.

0040 Brentwood, N.Y. 0;10. Edmonton, Alberta, Cinada0050 Norfolk, Va, 0320. San Francisco, Calif.0060 Washington, D.C. 0330 I.aJolla, Calif.0070. Bracknell, U.K. 0340.. Honolulu, Hawaii00K0 Bracknell, U.K. 0330.. 11°1401411u, Hawaii

0090 Northwood, C.K. 0361) Guam, Mariana Is.0110 Stockholm, Sweden 0370

0380Khabarovsk, U.S.S.R.I okyo, Japan0120 Helsinki. [inland

0390 Bangkok, Thailand(1130.... Moscow, IS .S.R. 0400 Canberra, Australia0135 Offenbach FRG SOUTH PACIFIC 0(7EAN0140 Hamburg, Fed. Republic of Germain,0150 Paris, France 041)1 Darwin, Australia0160 Rota, Spain 0420 Honolulu, Hawaii0170 Madrid, Spain 04,30 Guam, Mariana Is.0180..... Dakar. Senegal 0440 Canberra, Australia

MEDITERRANEAN SEA INDIAN OCEAN, RED SEA 'AND PERSIAN

0190 Rota. Spain0200 Madrid, Spain0210 Paris. France0220 Rome, hab0230.. 13.:ograde. YugoslaN hi0150 , Si itj,i Bulgaria0260 Ankara. I urke0270 Cairo. Eppt

Sot TH

021)0. 12n, de Janeiro, Braid

GULF

0450 Pretoria, South Africa0460 Nairobi. Kenya0470. Rota, Spain041)0 Cairo, Egypt

lehran, Iran1)51H), New Delhi, India

ANTARCTIC NAATI:PS

0..; it ( )rcathis. Orkin:N. Is.

55

SECTION 3

RADIOFACSIM ILE BROADCASTS

Explanatory Notes:

Facsimile Transmission (F4 emissi(3n) frequencies listed are carrier frequencies.2. .transmission speed is 120 scans/minute unless Otherwise noted.3. Hours that a frequency is in use arc shown inside parentheses immediately following the frequency. (No

indication of time if operation is 24 hours/day.)4. A general description of the areal coverage is given for each broadcast.5 Detailed schedules of transmission of products on U.S. Navy radio stations are subject to change and are

not ipcluded. However, the current schedule is broadcast at a fixed time each day and this time is listed.(. Only radiofacsimile charts of interest to most mariners are listed in this section. Following are definitions

of the terms used to describe these charts:Analysis A chart that shows existing sea-level pressure patterbs. including centers of high and low

pressure. and frontal systems. Plotted ohserational data may be included.PrognosisA chart showing forecast conditions at a specified future time.NephanalysisAnalysis of satellite photographs in terms of type and amount of clouds.Significant Weather Depiction ('hart --\ chart that shows frontal systems with associated cloud pattern

and precipitation or fog areas. I hese charts may show either recent conditions or forecast conditions.Wave/Swer/Sea Condition ('harts these charts vary in content. In general, they show sea and/or swell

heights. direction from which the sea and swell are moving, and/or periods. The charts may he eitheranalyses or prognoses.

Sea-Surface I cmperature ChartAu analysis of the temperature of the sea. for a given ocean area.The Appendix contains inform u aid in the interpretation of radiofacsimile weather charts.

56

RatilIP gallon, areafret/nen( y. andbroach as( erne


( 1,P:tent,Radio ninon area.

)requene andbrad, a,n nme

onlenfs

3-0010-1FROBISHER N.W.T., CANADA )VRC 3) I

Area:Hudson Strait, Hudson Bay, Fast (-oast Baffin

Island, Foxe Basin, Lancaster Sound, QueenElizabeth Islands

Frequency ( kHz ):3153, 7710

1815 Ice information0815 Ice information (repeat)

Broadea,t Jul!. I (io I s

3-0020-1HALIFAX, N.S., CANADA 1C1211)Area:Western North AtlanticFrequency (kHz):

4271, 9890, 13510,133.15 ,

0316. 0916, Earl\ surface analysis1516. 2116

0500, 1100, Final snrface analysis1700, 2300

0000, 1200 Ice inhumation0416, 1616 Wave analysis/12-hr prognosis1)616, 1816 24/36-hr wave pryynosesW120, 1720 36-hr surface/500 nth

prognoses1 1 0. 2320 42/45-hr surface/500 nib

prognoses1020 Surface extended prognosis0800, 2000 Sea surface temperature

analysis2220 lest chart

'11)15 ktli m t ti,ed I tun I (w .m \1 cJncvi.ic' For ;tal..1th and sth d.os

3-0030-1B()STI/N, MASS., (NILO

Area:.Western North AtlanticFrequency (kHz):

8502, 1275(11600 Ice information '

'I It ,,f (Wilt oI C.1 cht.rd 14,co

how,. !Oar,. h lul appro

3-0040-1BRENTWOOD, N.V., U.S.A. (WFH/WFK)

Western North AtlanticFrequency' (kHz):

9290(0712-1212)9389.5(0712-1212)11035(0712-1212)17436.5(1950- 2350)

0750. 195(1 Surface analysis1046, 2307 24-hr surface/sea and wind

prognoses1 150 36-hr wind wave/swell

prognosis;24-hr/36-hr combined seaheight prognoses 2

rainonissions hearned towards Caribbean. Central andSouth America on it nran bearing of 165°

Sea height in ineterN

3-0050-1NORFOLK, VA., U.S.A. (NAM)Area:North Atlantic OceanFrequeney (kHz):

3357, 4975, 808010865, 16410, 20015

0000 Schedule1200 Test chart

11..5 Na. Fleet liroadea,t (NFAX

3-0060-1WASHINGTON, D.C. U.S.A. (KWAF)Area:North Atlantic OceanFrequency (kHz):

4793.5, 69 12.5, 10185,12201. 13472.5. 14671.5,15620.5. 17670.5. 19955,"3068.5

0636, 1836 Surface analysis0700, 1900 I 2/24-hr surface and significant

weather prognosis1200 '" hr surface prognosis033'). 0900 ..ather advisory

1545, 2000

NOR III Art 1 AN It( ()(I AN

Radii, NW HMI, area.f requenc v. andhnoadt.1.1 tune

(nti (col

0530

0500, 0515,1708, 1730

't' S Al( Force hroailco.t hi:anted to PanamaCanal tong on Ncparait.: of In:qui:rim,

each bromic:1.r tviii frequencre are eachdcpcnding oil radio propagation condition.

Ester led forecast (Mon..Wt-d. Fri.)

'Fest chart

3-0070-1BRACKNELL, UNITED KIN(;DONI i(;FA)Area:Eastern North AtlanticFrequency (kHz):

3189.5(0000-2400)4610(1800-2400)8040(0000-2400)11086.5(0000-2400 114582.5( 0000-1800 1

0333, 0820. Surface analysis0933, 1533.2133

0433, 1033. 24-hr surface prognosis1033. 2233

0112, 1147 30-h. surface prognosis1440 ,18.'',2-hr surface prognoses

"(7945, 2037 Wive analysis115N), 2350 24-hr wave prognosis0001, 1301 48-hr wave prognosis1119, 1320 Nephanalvsis

Ni., A .L.)),..alde 1, u.uromuca vin h 1 loirmla:, at 1012.2

ONI

3-0080- IBRACKNELL, UNITED KINGDONI (( ;EE)Area:Eastern North AtlanticFrequency (k Hz ):

4782(0000-2490)9203( 000(1-2400 )14436(0000-2400)2618.5(1800-0000, Oct I -Mar 11:1900-0500 Apr. 1-Sept. 10)18161(0000-1x90 Oct i -Niar 31:0500-1900 Apr. I -Sept. 3(1)

0333, 0826, Surface all:dsis0933, 1533.1133

0433, 1033 24 hr surface prognosis1033. 2233

161114,11,1111,t1. tl'aIl

1 . UM/bf14111,11f NMe

(

57

1440 48/72-hr surface prognosesWave anb,sis090 00, 21137 a

1315, 2359 24-hr ).).a) .e prognosis(1110, 1316 48-hr wave prognosis1159, 1759 Nephimalysis1500 Extended inference (72-hr11400 Sea ice observations142)) Sea surface temperature.

British Isles coastal waters0100, 130)) Radio frequency check;N;ye .clicltdc IrMi.mitted each rhurdaN al 0837

3-0090-INORTHWOOD, UNITED KINGDOM ( NIHU)Area:Northeast AtlanticFrequency (kHz):

4180, 0435.55. 8502,11844.5, 16938, 12384

0700, 1100, Surface analysis1950, 2110

0720, 1120 Significant weather prognosis1410 Sea surface temperature

and ice analysis1950 Oceanographic forecast2010 Sea and swell forecast

24/48-hr surface I rognosesMute scheala, .1101c,1 1,1 change v.ithmit nolicc

3-0110-1STOCKHOLM, SWEDEN (SAY, SMA).4rea:Northeast Atlantic and Baltic SeaFrequency (kHz):

119.85(0300-170014(137.5(0000-2400)o901( 060(!-2400 )8077.5(0000-2100)

0355,1013, Surface analysis1555 2205

.1735, 1845 I 8/30-hr surface prognoses0915 30-hr surface prognosis1100 48-hr surface prognosis1130,1920 Ice Chart ( Baltic Sea)

vU ,C.111../1111ffilll:

3-0120-1HELSINKI, FINLAND (()FA 83)

Baltic SeaFrequency (kHz):

83.1, 8018 '

58

Radio station, areafrequency, andhroadca.si itmt

RADIDFAcsimiLE

flien11Radio station, area.

frequenc ). andbroad( a.%! lane

0040 12/18/24/30-hr surfaceprognoses

0930 24/36-hr surface prognoses0740 Ice information/surface water

temperatureUsed for 0740 Transmission only

3-0130-1MOSCOW, U.S.S.R.Area:Eastern North AtlanticFrequency (kHz):

5355(0000-2400)7750(0000-2400)10980( 0000-2400 )15950(0220-1745)2815(1800 -0055)

0220, 0820, Surface analysis ( Part 1)21420, 2020

0255,0855,1455,2055

0755, 19551340, 2155

07300742095511450510, 1110,

1710, 2235104512301250, 234013151210

Surface analysis ( Part 2)

Surface analysis (No Heinis.)Surface analysis (Tropics),

0000 GMT 236-hr surface prognosis24-hr s urface prognosis48-hr surface pro:nosis72-hr surface prognosisWave height analysis "

24-hr Way: height prognosisNephanalysisNephanalysisNephanalysisSea surface temp forecast

Except for tropical charts transmitted at I '.40 ;Ind 2155Transmission speed MI scans/minute

'Transmission speed 90 scans /minute'For Northern Hemisphere and Southern Hemisphere'10-day. forecast transmitted tIll 3rd. S;th And 23rd of each

month.

3-0135-1OFFENBACH/MAIN MAINFLINGEN,

FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF (;ERNIANYArea:

Northeastern North Atlantic; Mediterranean SeaFrequency (kHz):134.20355, 0559 Surface analysis0946, 11451555, 175922000528, 1049 14-hr surface prognosis1728, 22501100 48-hr surface prognosis

r

(railcar%

3-0140-1HAMBURG-QUICKBORN/PINNEBERG, FED.

REPUBLIC OF GERMANYArea:Northeastern North AtlanticFrequency (kHz):

3695.8(0905-1014), 13627.1(21(18-2157)091809480931,21080905

1002

', 2120

2133

2, 2145 2

Surface analysisSurface analysis, North Sea24-hr surface prognosisSea conditions analysisIce information, western No.

AtlanticSea surface temperature,

North Sea

Not transmitted on Sunday or holidaysIrregularly in spring and early summer

3-0150-1

PARES (STE, ASSISE), FRANCEArea:North Atlantic Ocean and Mediterranean SeaFrequency (kHz):

4035(0200-0630, 1900-2200)8085(0200-2200)12260( 0700-1050,1135-1830 )

136.5( 0000-2400 )0342, 0945, Surface analysis

1537, 21450801, 1110 2, Surface analysis'

2100(1542, 0958. 24-hr surface prognosis

165512200230

72-hr surface prognosisI 2-hr sca surface temperature/

wave height prognosis0240 36/48-hr wave height forecast0845. 14(11 2, Test chart

'For area enclosed h% 4h°N, 72'W, 53"N, 691- 18'N. 31"W;20'N. 27°F.

rallsMISSI011 speed WI scans/minuteFor area enclosed hy. 35nN, 2,5" NV, 1551:, 10"N.

73°W; 09°N. 041..

3-0160-1

ROTA, SPAIN (AOK)1Area:Eastern North Atlantic and Mediterranean SeaFrequency (kHz):

7626(0(100-2400)8100(0000-2400)

NORTH ATLANTIC OCFAN 59

Radio Station, area,frequency, andbroadcast time

runlet!!Radio cram''', area.

frequem . andbroadca%t tune

Content

12184(0000-2400)3713(210(T-0700)5206(2000-0800)1290? 0800-2000)15941.5( 0700-2100)

0000, 1200 ScheduleU.S N;R:, I:FAX Firoatica,t

3-0170-1

MADRID, SPAINArea:Eastern North Atlantic and Mediterranean SeaFrequency (kHz):

3650, 6918.5, 102500410 Surface analysis/300 mh

analysis1555 Surface analysis/500 mh

analysis

0705, 1645

11251(13(1, 1715105012301700

3-0180-1

24-hr surface prognosis/200 mhprognosis

48-hr surface prognosisWave height analysis30-hr wave height prognosisNephanalysisSea surface temperature

DAKAR, SENEGAL (6VU/6VY)Area:Eastern Atlantic-Equator to 35°N, 35°W to 22.5°EFrequency (kHz):

13667.5(000(1 -2400 )19750( 0830-200(1 )7587.5( 2000-0830

0950, 2150 Surface analysis

60

MEDITERRANEAN SEA

Radio million. ain't I.frequ ene andbroadeag lime

fair tth,Rat110 altIffoll, aria.

I , andbrOilth 41,1 HUN'

3-0190-2ROTA, SPAIN (AOK)

Note: Transmitted onh, on request S Na:, .hi'.Frequcne, list supplied h!. Nt.10011 Wil12 e ring

3-0200-2MADRID, SPAIN

sec:I-017(1_1

3-0210-2PARIS (STF ASSISE), FRANCE

Sec 3-m Si) I

3-0220-2ROME, ITALY (IMB)Area:North Atlantic east of 15°W; Mediter

Black, and Caspian SeasFrequency (kHz):

4777.5(0000-2400)8146.6( 0000- 2400 )1 3600( 060(1 -2030 )

0450, 1650 Preliminary surface analysis0625, 1050, Surface analysis

1815, 22501020 36-hr surface prognosis0350, 1225, Nephanalysis

1550, 22300410, 1610 Test chart

3-0230-2BEOCRAD, YUGOSLAVIA (YZZ)Area:Mediterranean SeaFrequency (kHz):

5800(0700-1700)3520(1700-070(1)

0445, 0730, Surface analysis1030,1330,1630, 1930,2230

0705 24-hr surface prognosisAll transmissions MI semis/minute 2 I ransinissions

are c,'s .itio%e registered frequem.ics

3-0250-7,SOFIA, BULGARIA ILZA8)Area:30°N, 20°W; 28°N, 34°E; 64°N, 45 °W: 60°N, 63°EFrequency( kHz ):

481311..;30, 1110 Surface analysis '

' :111S111ISS11111 .peed SC:InqrnInUtl!

3-0260-2ANKARA, TURKEY (YMA)Area:Mediterranean SeaF.L..iuency( kHz):

-;7( 1600-0030)56(1(0500-1400)

6790(0500-1400)0520, 1015, Surface analysis

1620, 22101200, 2307 24-hr surface prognosis1115, 2335 36-hr surface prognosis0620, 1330, Significant weather prognosis

20070645 Daily weather bulletin1040, 1830 Nephanalysis050)), 0725, Test chart

1600' on SundaNote: All transmissions are 0)) Sczint/m mute

3-0270-2CAIRO. EGIZYC (SUU)Area:Mediterranean Sea, Red SLa and waters around

Africa, north of 10°SFrequency( kHz);

9043( 0000-2400 )17365(0645-1845)5127( 1845-0645)

0530, 1130, Surface ;malysis1730,'_330

0410, 1010, 18-hr surface prognosis2210

1140, 1610, 24-hr surface prognosis2340

(1030, 0500, Significant weather prognosis1100, 1700

f'ror

MEDITERRA%; EAN SEA 61

Radio .Station, area,frequency. andbroadcast time

ContentsRadio station, area,

fre,itiency, andhria,dca.st tone

Contents

1340 Nephanalysis

62

SOUTH ATLANTIC OCEANRadio station, area.

frequency, andbroadcast time

ContentsRadio station, area.

frequency. andbroadcast time

Content.

3-0280-3

RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL (PWZ)Area:South Atlantic - 10°N to 35°S, 10°W to South

American CoastFrequency(kHz): 120250430, 1700 Surface analysis,

Sea surface temperature3-0290-3BUENOS AIRES, ARGENTINA (LRO/LRB)Area:Area outlined by 48°S, 12 °E; 48'S, 132°W; 04°N,

30°W; 04°N, 90°WFrequency(kHz):

5185, 10720, 18093

0300, 1600190020000700, 2145

3-0300-3

Surface analysisSurface prognosisSignificant weather prognosisNephanalysis

PRETORIA, SOUTH AFRICA (ZRO)Area:South Atlantic Past of .10°W, Indian Ocean west of

80°EFrequency( kHz):

4314(1800-0430 )7508(0000-2400)13773(0000-2400)18238(0300-1730)

0515, 1000, Surface analysis1545, 1930

63

NORTH PACIFIC OCEAN

Radio station, area,frequency andbroadcast time


frequency., andbroadcast 111711'

Contents

3-0310-EDMONTON, ALTA., CANADA (VFE)Area:Eastern North PacificFrequency(kHz):

8160, 11615.5, 15770.50144, 0800, Surface analysis

1344, 20100351, 0953, Surface analysis 2

1550, 21440442, 1640, 36-hr Surface and 500 mh

prognoses'0257, 1457 24 and 36-hr surface prognosis1016, 2216 48-hr surface prognosis

id North America. Atlantic, Artie. & eastern North PacificOceans

'Northern Hemisphere

3-0320-4SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF., U.S.A. (NMC)Area:Eastern North Pacific: South Pacific. Equator-20°S

and cast of 160°WFrequency( k Hz):

4344.1, 8680.1, 12728.1,17149.3 2

0000 Schedule (Monday only)0100 36-hi surface prognosis

36hr sea/swell prognosis .14Surface analysisMean wind and weatherprognosis 4'Mean sea and swell prognosis

0520 72/96-hr extended outlookSurface analysis "Significant weather/sea stateprognosis "

0700 72/96-hr extended outlook''Surface analysis "4Significant weather/sea stateprognosis "4

1500 Mean wind and weatherprognosis

1820 Surface .inalysis.'"Significant weather/sea stateprognosis "Wind and weather analysis

2000

23()0

Surface analysis 34Significant weather/sea stateanalysis "4Wind and weather analysis 4 536-hr surface prognosis'36-hr sea/swell prognosis 3

36-hr surface prognosis 3 436-hr sea/swell prognosis'Surface analysis "Mean wind and weatherprognOsis 5Mean sea/swell prognosis 5

' Not used for 1820, 2000, and 2300 transmissions'Used for 1820. 2000. and transmissions only'For area north of 20°N, cast of 160°F,' Repeated transmissionFor area 20°S-30°N. east of 1609A,'For North Pacific and North Atlantic

3-0330-4LA JOLLA, CALIF., U.S.A. (WWD)Area:(a)20°S-37°N, east of I60°W(b)28°N-52°N, east of 141°W(c )10°S-40°N, east of 160 °W(d)10°S-30°N, east of I 60°WFrequency ( kHz):

8644.117408.61500 2

(Not used at 1700 GMT)Wind and weather analysis

and forecast'I 700 Weekly mean sea surface

Temperature analysis2300 Wind and weather analysis

and forecast 5231(-) Sea and swell analysis''2320 7 Sea surface temperature

analysis "2320 " Weekly mean mixed

layer depth analysis 1"Carrier frequencies, broadcast made on upper sidehand

64

Radio station, area,frequency, andbroadcast time

((Intent%

RADIOFACSINIILF

Radio 316 non, area,frequency. andbroadcast 11170.

Comer!',

Mon.-Fri. incl.3 For area a. chart depicts wind direction & speed, position

of intertropical convergence zone. cloud corer, areas of vecereweather, initial ,nd forecast positions of tropical disturbances

lOn Friday. July-OctoberFor area b, Temperate waters

' For area a7 Thur. only" For area c. tropical waters

On Fri. throughuu' year."'For area d

3-0340-4HONOLULU, HAWAII, U.S.A. (NPM)Area:North Pacific OceanFrequency(kHz):

2122(0000-2400)9440(0000-2400)13862.5( 0000-2400 )4802.5(0600-1800)16400(1800-0600 )21785(I800 -0600)

0000 ScheduleNa,;, Fleet Broadcast (MAX 1

3-0350-4HONOLULU, HAWAII, U.S.A. (KVM 70) 1Area:25°S-40°N, 160°E-110°WFrequency(kHz):

5037.5. 7770, 9982.5.11090, 13627.5, 16135.23331.5 "

0037, 0716. Surface analysis1130, 1913

0052. 1315 24-hr surface prognosis0655, 1130. Test chart

1905, 2310' Broadcast is hroadl!, beamed to the west'Transmissions arc on two frequencies only. on basis of

best suited for propagation to the Marshall islands I200o nauti-cal miles)

two

3-0360-4GUAM, MARIAN \S IS. (NPN)Area:Western North Pacific and eastern Indian OceanFrequency (kHz):

4975, 7645. 10255.13807.5. 18620, 23880

0000 Schedule' U.S. Nass Fleet Briiaileastt(IFAX

3-0379-4KHABAROVSK, U.S.S.R. (RHII/RHO)Area:U.S.S.R. Territory and neighboring Pacific WatersFrequency (kHz

39804516.768707457923014737, 22425

0245.0430. Surface analysis'0845. 1030.1445. 1630.2050, 2225

0055 24-hr surface prognosis'' Transmission speed ha scans/minute1 Transmission speed 120 scans/minute.

3-0380-4TOKYO, JAPAN, UMWAreaWestern North PacificFrequency (kHz):

3622.5. 7305,13597. 18220,

0400, 1000.1600. 1725.2000

1100

064407!6. 185308101020

1020102000540521. 1320 :0

9970,22770

Surface analysis '2

No. Hemisphere surfaceanalysis'

24-hr surface prognosis24-hr surface prognosis "Wave analysis'10-day mean sea surface

temperature 4 5Surface ocean current "7Ice condition chart 8

Radio predictionTest chart 2

' For area 38.5°N. h. ;.5 °F: 38.5°N, 115.5°W, 01°S: 112.5°E,01°S. 1b7°E

Prior to chart transmission a ha-second transmission of al-ternating black and white signals at 100 He and a 60-secondtransmission of phasing signal arc transmitted

'For area. 41 °N. i)4°F, 53°N. 167.5°E. 17.5°N, I 15.5°F.:21°N. l5°F

' For area: 50°N. I 15`F. 50°N. 180 °; 16°N, 115°F. 16°N. 180°' On 4th. 11th, and 24th of monthSeveral local charts

, On 19th of month only" In season, on 2nd, 7th. 12th, 17th. 22nd. and 27th of monthOn 2Ist and 22nd of monthhU scam /minute

3-0390-4BANGKOK, THAILAND (HSW)Area:30°S 50°N. 45°E-I60°EFrequency (kHz):

7863, 8070, 17510


Radio Station, area.frequency, andbroadcast time

(.ontent%Rath° station. area

reglier.t 1, andIn ',ail( a 11 ante'

(.011 fen(

0500, 1700 Surface ,,nalysis

3-0400-4CANBERRA, AUSTRALIA (AX M)Area:Waters south of 10° :, 70°E-150°W.

3-0441)-5

66

SOUTH PACIFIC OCEANRadio station, area.


( Ull tent,,11111,111, area

fr., quern 1, andbroad, t tone

3-0410-5DARWIN, AUSTRALIA (AX!)Area:25°N-25°S, 75°E-180°Frequency(kHz):

5755(0800-2100)7535(0800-2100)10555(0000-2400).15615(2100-0800)18060( 2100-08001

0618. 1135. Surface analysis'1735. 2335

0735. 1325. 24-hr significant2018. weather prognosis .1' For area 23'N-23.S. 100°F,-1511"= For area. 43°S. 1101i, 3WS. 157'F,, 3o'N, 142.F 2't N

96°E

3-0420-5HONOLULU, HAWAII, U.S.A. (KVNI 70)

Sec 1-7,5u_4

3 -- 0430 -5

GUANI, NIARIANA IS. (NPN)See 3 -11 3t1() -4

11:11'111,

3-0440-5CANBERRA, AUSTRALIA (AXNI)

reaSouth of 10°N. 70°E-150°WFrequency (kHz):

5100. 11030. 13920.19690

1025. 18'8 Surface analysis0138. 0835. Surface analysis

1345. 20251118. 1438. Surface analysis.

2118 So. Hemisphere0635. 0938. 24 -hr surface prognosis

Li382218 Significant weather prognosis

Fur arcs 25°N. 1011`'F, lOcN. 170.W. 40'S. 15w, 25'S.901'. 25°N. 100°F,

Fur area 1011°E- 75.E

INDIAN OCEAN RED SEA AND PERSIAN GULF II

RI1111, Slane"! aril.N . OM/ ( em ten

brePrld«1,1 11171e

Rada, %fa . area.reqUen, and

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3-0450-6PRETORIA, SOUTH AFRICA IZRO)

; (11(1(1

3-460-6NAIROBI, KENYA (5YE)A ref!

Indian OceanFrequenc I kHz

5127(1845-0645)9()4317365( 0(t45-1845 )

0830. 1645 Surface anaksis1045, 17301(00, 14551710

24-1n- Surface prognosis24-hr pressure change analysisSc, a state, surface wind,

Significant weather analysis

3-0470-6ROTA, SPAIN (AOKI

I rmismitted mils 1111 Rvlur,1 I, S shillsN Ira IipplICNI h St.111,11 cring rcciiiestI) l' -2

3-0480-6CAIRO, EGYPT (5YE)

See 3-270.-2

3-0490-6TEHRAN, IRAN (EPD)Area:58°N, 20 °E: 28°N, 55 °F: 23'N, 20°F: 08'N, 65°FFrequency (kHz):

87150700 Surface analysis0730 24-hr surface prognosis

Nate- I ransmission speed 90 se;, minute

3-0500-6NEW DELHI, INDIA (ATS/ATP)A rea45°N-25°S, 30°F-125°EFrequency (kHz):

7405( 1430 -0200 )14842(0230-1400)18227( 0230-1400 )

0011, 0620, Surface zioalysis1211, 1820

0822, 2022 24-hr suriiii:e prognosis

(. 8

Radio .clation. areaand

lone

3-0510-7ORCADAS (1,0K).4rea:50°S-Pok. 20°W-90"WFrequency (kHz):Summer

ANTXRCUIC

0.4

Radio station area.reioi Ian t and

broadcast tone(

2422.5. 8818(0300, 1700. 1915):8195, 11147(0315, 1715, 1930)

Winter2422.5, 4250(0300, 1700, 1915):2422.5, 6454, 9983(0315, 1715, 1930)

0300, 0315 Surface analysis1700, 1715

Section 4-RaciioteleprinterSerial ...station .1111

T

N,,

Station and

NORTH ATLANTIC 0031) N1111111. WIIR)()I I() Tokyo, Japan (JNICO0.12(1 Saigon, Viet Nam (XVS)

0020 New York, N.Y. (Kirk /0030 Miami. Fla. (WIWI SOUTH PACIFIC0040 Mobile. Ala. (0050 Stockholm, Sweden (SMA) 0130 Jakarta. Indonesia (S131.3)

0060 Kano. Nigeria 0140 Wellington, New Zealand (ZI.Z.Z.I.X1

0070 Dakar Senegal (6VY,OVU)0150.... Canberra. Australia (AXM)

SOUTH ATLANTIC

(H)Xi Pretoria, South Africa Ll.R010000 lioenos'Aires, Argentina I I.R0)

l(10 Brasilia, PPNYt

NORTH PACIFIC

0020....N,.:y. York, N.Y. 1WSY70)

0160 Darwin. Australia (AXII

INDIAN OCEAN

00X0 Pretoria, South Africa (ZRO)00150 Canberra, Australia (AMA/((170 Timanarive. Madagascar (5ST)10 X1 Bigara, Mauritius ( 313M010)) Saint Denis. Reunion Is. IFZR. F'/S)(000 New Delhi, India (VVD)

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SECTION 4

RADIOTEI EPRINTER BROADCASTSExplanat,w Notes:

l. Most :adioteleprimer xveather transmissions are encoded meteorological data beamed point-to-point for sup-port to national meteorological services. Only transmission schedules of forecasts, warnings, or analyse, arelisted in this publication.2. Speed of transmissions:66 words per minute, except the New York, N.Y. I WSY broadcasts are 60 wordsper minute.


RadiriVarinn. a r..aireqUen y, antibruchlec.c1 litn

('nn fet1/1Rudnt . area.

I reqUency andbroadcast NM,'

71

Conlen!

4-0020-1NEW YORK, N.Y., U.S.A. (KJEK)Area:North AtlanticFrequency (kHz):

Night-4055. 8130Day-121'10. 16220, 16280, 23211

0537, 113 / Surface analysis for North1737, 2337 Atlantic area:

10°N-80°N, 35°W-100'W '0020, 1220 30-hour surface prognosis for

20°N-90'N, 25°W-155'W '' Code 111 45.1)

4-0030-1MIAMI, FLA., U.S.A. (W BR)Area:

Broadcast point to -HrS, 30°W-105°WFrequency (kHz):

4001.5. 8140,13624. 18765

(15(81, 11(X). Surface weather map for17(X). 2300 United States. Southern

Canada,and coastal areas ofthe Atlantic

0515. 1715 36-hour forecast foreastern Caribbean

063J, 1830 Tropical analysis and discussionfor equator-30"N, 5WW-

10°W.Geographical coordinates inform (..) La I.a () IA)

(1845 48-hour surface prognosis for/0"N-60 'N, 50"W-145AV '

' Code FM 45 1)

4-0040-1MOBILE, ALABAMA, U.S.A. (WL0)Area: ISouthw6.1 North Atlantic. Caribbean Sea. and

Gulf of MexicoFrequency (kHz):

8714.50020, 1120, Forecasts and warnings

1720I See figure .1

4-0050-1STOCKHOLM, SWEDEN (,,MA)Area:Northern EuropeFrequency (kHz):

5172.5, 109980840, 1140 Storm/gale warnings:

2040 forecasts: ice reports 'Baltic lee code.

4-0060-1KANO, NIGERIAArea:255N-5°S, 3°W-20°EFrequency (kHz):

121905155 ( 1800-0600 )17535 (0600-1800)

1130 Surface analysis

4-0070-1DAKAR, SENEGAE (6VY, 6VU)Area:Equator-35°N. 22.5 °E -35 "WFrequency (kHz):

4784. 10380, 13667.5.19750 (0000-2400):7616 (1800-0830)

0930-1030 Surface analysis1230-1330 24-hour forecast1530-163(1 Surface analysis2130-2230 Surface analysis 2

24-hour forecast'-ir.tn.rni..v.m. are centered .7. 55 Hi helow liNted frequencies( de Flt 45.1)

72

SOUTH ATLANTIC OCEANRadio s:Jtion, area,




Contents

4-0080-3PRETORIA, SOUTH AFRICA (ZRO)Area:South of equator between 20°W and 20°E; south

of 10°S between 20°E and 80°E.Frequencies (kHz):

4016 (0200-0430, 1730-2030)7410 (0200-0800, 1430-2030)13775 (0200-2030)18240 (0200-2030)

0840-0900 Surface analysis1440 Surface analysis

forecast' Transmissions arc centered 1900 Hs above listed frequen-

cies

4-0090-3BUENOS AIRES, ARGENTINA (LRB, LRO)

Area:Broadcast beamed to Central America and South

AfricaFrequency (kHz):

5185, 10720, 180930345-0620 Surface analysis

Surface prognosisSurface analysisSurface prognosis

1545-16301820-2100

4-0100-3BRASILIA, BRAZIL (PPN 9)Area:South AtlanticFrequency (kHz):

10225, 180800430, 1800 Surface prognosis1630, 1930 Surface analysis

NORTH PACIFIC OCEAN

Radio cram'''. area.freqigem v. a 101hroadca11 mate

( emte1:11

73

Rath' Ara nun area.frequency andhraadc aY Wm'

4-0110-4TOKYO, JAPAN (j'Area:Equator 60°N. 95°E-175°WFrequency (kHz):

3670. 5102.5.7402.5. 14880.

0300-04000400-05000900-10001000-11001500-1600

195'9. 22728Warnings and SnopsisSurface analysis 'Warnings and synopsisSurface analysisWarning and synopsis

1600-1700100-1200

"00-1300(ode IM45n

Can ten Is

Surface analysisWarnings and synopsisSurface analysis

4-0!.30-4JAKARTA, INDONESIA (MB)Area..10°S-10°N. 90 °E- 145 °EFrequency (kHz):

1[500. 16200(1645. 1245. Warnings

74

SOUTH PACIFIC OCEANRadio , area,

frequency, andbruallca

(*wf fentarea,

Ireilliene', andbrmitic

( Ontent

4-0140-5WELLINGTON, NEW ZEALAND (ZLZ, ZLX)Area.:5°N-55°S, 1,4,PE-140°14/Frequency (kHz):

5915 (0400-2000, ' 0800, 2000 2)7600111301485019488 ( 2000 - 0400, ' 2000-0800

0540, 1730 Surface analysis' Mareh-Novetnher` DeeerftherFehru;ir

4-0150-5CANBERRA, AUSTRALIA (AXNI)Area:Equator southward, 90'F- 170 °W

Frequency (kHz):5100, 11030, 13920(0000-2400);19690, 27750 (2200-1000)

0400-0430 Surface analysis1500-1530 do.2100-2115 do.

Code FM 45.D.

4-0160-5DARWIN, AUSTRALIA (AXI)Area:8°S-25°S, 75°E-180°Frequency (kHz):

5755 (0800-2100)7535 ( 0800-2100 )10555 (0000-2400)15615 (2100-0800 )18060 ( 2100-050)) )

0100,0700 Warnings

75

INDIAN OCEAN

Radio station, area,frequency, andbroadcast time



Contents

4-0170-6TANANARIVE, MADAGASCAR (5ST)Area:Equator-40°S, 20°E-80°EFrequency (kHz):

4525 (0000-2400)7552 (0000-2400)17400(0000-2400)2614 (2100-0200)

0935 Surface analysis

4-0181BIGARA, MAURITIUS (3BM)Area:Reunion and all countries of Southwest Indian

Ocean including Seychells.0930 12988.5

16978.44-0190-6

SAINT DENIS, REUNION IS. (FZR, HXP, FZS)Area:05°S-55°S, 40°E-100°EFrequency (kHz):

4440, 8176, 163350900-1200 Surface analysis

' Code FM 46.D

4-0200-6NEW DELHI, INDIA (VVD)Area:Equator-40°N, 45°E-I00°EFrequency (kHz):

7580, 12075 (0000-2400)3192.5 (1430-0040)19400 (0040-1400) .

0605 Surface analysis0445, 0755, Warnings

1015, 1645Code FM 46.D

76

SECTION

WEATHER BROADCASTS FOR GREAT LAKES

NOAA WEATHER RADIO (VHF -FMS

CONTINUOUS WEATHER BROADCASTS

77

CONTINUOUS VHF-FM WEATHER BROADCASTS

NOAA WEATHER RADIO

The National Weather Service provides continuous weather broadcasts to mariners within listeningrange of its VHF-FM radio stations in many coastal locations. These line-of-sight transmissions can bereceived up to 40 miles from the antenna site depending on terrain and type of receiver. Where antennasare on hills or mountains the range may extend 100 miles or more. These voice broadcasts are taped,and they repeat every 4 to 6 minutes. The tapes are up-dated periodically, usually every 2 to 3 hours,and amended as required to include the latest information.

Broadcasts include local and area warnings and forecasts, radar summaries, observations, sea condi-tions, and harbor water levels where available. When severe weather warnings arc issued, routine trans-missions are interrupted and the broadcast given over to emergency warning operations.

Following is a list of the continuous weather broadcasts:

Me.

Location Call Sign

ATLANTIC AND GULF OF MEXICO COASTS

'!sworth KEG-93

Freq (MHz)

162.40Me. .. :land KDO-95 162.55Mass. Boston KHB-35 162.40Mass. Hyannisport (Cape Cod) KEC-73 162.55RI.. Providence WXJ-39 162.40Conn. New London KHB-47 162.40N.Y. New York KWO-35 162.55

N.J. Atlantic City KHB-38 162.40D.C. Washington KHB -36 162.55Md. Baltimore KEC-83 162.40Md. Salisbury (Eden) KEC-92 162.40Va. Norfolk KHB-37 162.55N.C. New Bern KEC-84 162.40N.C. Cape Hatteras KIG-77 162.55

N.C. Wilmington KHB-31 162.55S.C. Myrtle Beach KEC-95 162.40S.C. Charleston KH1)-29 162.55S.C. Ber.ufort WXJ-23 162.475Ga. Savannah ( KEC-85 62.40Fla. Jacksonville KHB-39 62.55Fla. Daytona Beach KIH-26 62.40Fla. West Palm Beach KEC-50 62.40Fla. Miami KHB-34 62.55Fla. Key West KIH-25 62.40Pa. Tampa KHB-32 62.55Fla. Tallahassee KIH-24 62.40Fla. Panama City KGG-67 62.55Fla. Pensacola KEC-86 62.40Ala. Mobile KEC-61 62.55Miss. Gulfport KIH-21 62.55La. New Orleans KHB-43 62.55La. Lake Charles KHB-42 62.55La. Morgan City KIH -23 62.55La. Baton Rouge KHB-46 62.40Tex. Galveston KHB-40 62.55Tex. Houston KGG-68 62.40Tex. Corpus Christi KHB-41 62.55Tex. Brownsville KHB-33 62.55

78

PACIFIC COAST AND ALASKA

Alaska Ketchikan 'vVXJ-26 62.55Alaska Juneau WXJ-25 62.55Alaska Homer WXJ-24 62.40Alaska Anchorage KEC-43 62.55Alaska Steward (0630-2000 Local Time) KEC-81 62.55Wash. Neah Bay KIN-36 62.55Wash. Seattle (Antenna on Green Mt. near Bremerton) KHB-60 62.55Oreg. Newport KIN-33 62.55Oreg. Astoria KEC-91 62.40Oreg. Brookings KIH-37 62.55Oreg. Portland (Antenna in West Portland Hills) KIG-98 62.-55Calif. Eureka (Antenna on Mt. Pierce) KEC-82 62.40Calif. Point Arena KIH-30 62.40Calif. San Francisco (Antenna on Mt. Pise) KHB-49 62.55Calif. Sacramento (Antenna on Jackson Butte) KEC-57 62.40Calif. Monterey (Antenna near Almaden) KEC-49 62.40Calif. Los Angeles (Antenna on Mt. Wilson) KW0-:',7 62.55Calif. San Diego (Antenna on Mt. Woodson) KEC-62 62.40

HAWAIIAN ISLANDS

Oahu (On Mt. Kaala, 4060 ft m s 1)Kauai (Kokee, 3750 ft. m s 1)Maui (On Mt. Haleakala, 10025 f t . m s 1 )

Hawaii (On Kulani Cone, 5500 ft. m s 1)

KBA-99KBA-99KBA -99KBA-99

162.55162.40162.40162.55

GREAT LAKES

N.Y. Rochester KHA-53 162.40N.Y. Buffalo KEB-98 162.55Pa. Eric KEC-58 62.40Ohio Akron KDO-94 62.40Ohio Cleveland KHB-59 62.55Ohio Sandusky KHB-97 62.40Mich. Detroit KEC-63 62.55Mich. Clio KIN-29 62.40Mich. Alpena KIG-83 62.55Mich. Sault Ste. Marie KIG-74 62.55Wisc. Green Bay KIG -65 ' i2.55Mich. Grand Rapids KEG-63 i 62.55Wisc. Milwaukee KEC-60 162.40111. Chicago KWO -39 162.55Mich. Marquette K1G-66 162.55Minn. Duluth KIG-64 162.55Mich. Traverse City KIN-22 162.475

79

GREAT LAKES WEATHER BROADCASTSSCHEDULED WEATHER BROADCASTS

CODED FORECASTS (MAFOR,

(Year Raund Schedule)These coded forecasts contain male and Storm Warnings when they are in effect. The forecasts arc.

prepared by National Weather Service Forecast Offices in Chicago ( Lakes Superior and Michigan),Detroit (Lakes Huron and St. Clair ), Cleveland ( Lake Erie), and Buffalo ( Lake Ontario).

City

Lorain, OH

Rogers City, MI:

Tawas City, MI(Slave Station)

Charlevoix, MI(Slave Station)

Sturgeon Bay, WIPort Washington, WIGrand Marais, MICopper Harbor, MIDuluth, MN

Radio StationWMI

WLC .

WLC'

WLC

KVY-604WADI: V Y-6031: V Y-602WAS

Freq. (channel)26, 57, 82, 96

26, 57, 82

26

26

8785288426

Time (E.S.T.)6:02 and 12:02 a.m. and p.m.

(Ch. 96 not used at 12:02 a.m.)6:12 and 12:12 a.m. and p.m.

(Ch.-96 not used at 12:12 and6:12 a.m.)

do.

/ do.

6:01 and 12:02 a.m. and p.m.do.

6:02 and 12:02 a.m. and p.m.do,do.

80

GREAT LAKES WEATHER DATA BROADCASTS(LAWEB)

L.S. and Canadian Ship and coastal observations are broadcast by radioteiephone at 2:30 and 8:30a.m and p.m. E.S.T.

City Station Frequency (channel)WMILorain, OH 26, 57, 82, 96*

SturgeonJiay. WI 87Port Washington, WI 85Grand Marais, N1I 'KV Y-603 8Copper Harbor, MI K\'Ns.-602 84Duluth, MN "6

' ('h. '.)6 not used at 2:30 ;!.m. after Oct. 1

Thu LAWEB contains plain language reports of wind direction and speed (in knots) and waveheights from shore stations in the Lake Region and ships underway on the Lakes. Ships' positions_ aregiven in distance in wiles and direction from well-known landmarks; visibility and weather are includedin all reports when visibility is less tha 5/8 of a mile. Observations are taken I 1/2 hours prior to thetime of broadcast. Broadcast material i:, compiled by National Weather Service Forecast Office, Cleve-land.

XI

GALE AND STORM WARNING BROADCASTSCOMMERCIAL MARINE RADIO STATIONS

\II broadcast on Channel It): Rogers City, MI (WI.(') and Buffalo, NY (W131.1 alsoat ii;t1g,, on Chanucl I :!,e transinittc(1 on receipt and at 2 -hour intervals thereafter

pc11.1.1 )t ht ur,, 11111C1, 1tIpell.CliCli or Clint:died,

( it\ Statroit iiroadcasi Nines T.

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WI.('On receipt and oil' VII fti35

R wets Cir, MI dOn receipt an even 1111()45WI

)1.tvt.1 K V \

\\ A I )On receipt and(.1((.\' 1t.1 I-111035

\\ (d60 receipt an d (KVY- 0(1(1 Fli11135

,rfircr 11,itHq1)111t:111 \,1\.

KVYWAS

82

GALE AND STORM WARNING BROADCASTS

U.S. ('OAST GUARD :.,tt.D!' STATIONS

"Il 111,--",412.e. ..11111()Ilneenlent i nut(k. i in ( nannel 16, folloked 1),. broadcast ot themessage 06 CI lannel 22

( rtv .1tattew Broadca.ct Turie.s. (E.S.T.)Altnandrut 14o,, NY NNll)- On receipt and next odd

HH(135Buffalo. NY NMI) 47 On receipt and next regular

bmad,,2astSaul: St.e. NI-!e. .. NO( I On receipt and next regular

broadcastNitiskcgon. NNID-32 On receipt and next odd

HH()55Mikaukee. WI On receipt and next regulir

broadcastDuluth. \IN . N( )( .14 do.

Detroit, MI NMD-25 do.

(11 if, I 'hCh l 21s2 01/Ch. oo 55 3 2 1, f

RADIO FREQUENCY CHANNEL, DESIGNATORS

c'h 7226-() !di/

Ch. $4

(ti. 2( 1619 MHz( h .- 257 514 MtCh. $5 161..875 MHz

('h. 2$ - 162.0 MHz('Ii. $2 - 4-115.$ kHzCh. $7 161.975 !.Hz

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FIGURES (Mai Weather Forecast Areas)FIGURE ! NOR [HEASTERN COAST OF CANADA

FIGURE 2 CANADA ATLANTIC COAST

FIGURE 3 UNITED STATES ATLANTIC AND GULF COASTS

FIGURE 3a SENEGAL

FIGURE 4 EASTERN NORTH ATLANTIC

FIGURE 4a FRANCE

FIGURE 5 MEDITEkRANEAN SEA

FIGURE 6 EGYPT

FIGURE 7 BRAZIL

FIGURE 7a ARGEi +TINA

FIGURE 8 ANGOLA

FIGURE 9 PORTUGUESE WEST AFRICA AND SOUTH AFRICA

FIGURE 10 ALASKA

FIGURE 11 CANADA PACIFIC COAST

FIGURE 12 UNITED STATES PACIFIC COAST

FIGURE 13 WESTERN NORTH PACIFIC

FIGURE 14 SOITHEAST ASIA

FIGURE 15 THAILAND

FIGURE; 16 CHILE

FIGURE 17 FRENCH POLYNESIA

FIGURE 18 NEW CALEDONIA

FIGURE 19 AUSTRALIA

FIGURE 19a AUSTRALIA

FIGURE 20 INDIAN OCEAN

FIGURE 21 MADAGASCAR

FIGURE 22 KENYA

FIGURE 23 INDIA AND PAKISTAN

FIGURE 24 ANTARCTIC (?5

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COAST OF

RIO DE

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HARDCOAT OF

GUIs OF

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COAST OF

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12

ZONE I

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ZONE IV

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COAST OF

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DEL FUEGO

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80° 60° 40° 20° 60°

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ANGOLA

MARINEMARINE WEATHER FORECAST AREAS

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ASCENSION

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TRADES

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METEOR FORTI

PORTUGUESE WEST AFRICA

AND SOUTH AFRICA

MARINE WEATHER

FORECAST AREAS

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APPENDIX

Explanation of Terms Used in Sections It and 2 to Describe Message Contents

AnalysisCoded weather chart that shows pressure patterns and frontal systems over an area at a

specified time.

ForecastA statement describing weather and/or sea conditions expected in an area for a specifiedperiod of time in the future. (Usually 24 to 36 hours)

Ice ReportA statement giving information on ice conditions in coastal waters.

PrognosisCoded weather chart that shows the expected pressure patterr for an area at a specified fu-ture time.

SynopsisA verbal description of the most recent weather chart for an area, i.e., location and centralpressure of high and low pressure centers, direction and speed of their movement, frontal systems,etc.

Synoptic ReportsWeather observation reports from land stations or ships.

WarningsGale, scorn, or hurricane/typhoon warnings. Certain broadcasts also contain small-craft adviso-ries. A description of each warning 'category follows.

SMALL-CRAFT ADVISORY (United States): The threshold conditions are usually\ 18 knots of wind (less than 18 knots in some dangerous waters) or hazardous wave

conditions.

GAFF. WARNING: A warning to indicate that winds within the range 34 to 47

INTERPRETATION OF RADIOFACF.I MILE WEATHER CHARTS

The radiolacsimile weather charts listed in section 3 are rfac charts. Most of the analyses and prognoses"ill be simihr to hand-plotted surface weather charts. flowe,v r, some charts represent a:. attempt to pt.-

sent the weai her pattern in a more descriptive way; in terms of the weather recognized by the mariner. The low-

latitude chart: transmitted by Radio NMC San Francisco are 0 good example of this trend. On these charts, the

sea-level pressure pattern has been replaced with streamlines depicting the direction of the wind. There is nota-

tion of wind :;peed and arras of significant sveadier and high waves. Centers of high and low pressure and frontal

systems are also shown.

The following table explains the symbols and notalin tonuntwly used on radinfacsituile weather charts.

SYMBOLS FOR FRONTS. (ON .'ERGENCE LINES, ETC.

COLD FRONT AT QUASI-STATIONARY

--A---.1.--A.- THE SURFACE -411LirillIILr- FRONT AT THESURFACE.

COLD FRONT...6,....&,...A ABOVE Tr, E QUASI-STATIONARY

SURFACE £ FRONT ABOVE THESURFACE

WARM FRONT \ \ \ \ CoNvERGENCEARt_Alk_illL AT .141ELINE/ / / /

SURFACE .

WARM FRONT II I INTER-TROPICAL.iiCIC1 ABOVE THE CONVERGENCE. ZONE

. .SURFACE

OCCLUDED FRONT111...AIL..... AT THE

SURFACE NOTE: THE SEPARATION OF THE TWO LINESGIVES A QUALITATIVE REPRESENTATION OF

OCCLUDED FROM THE WIDTH OF THE ZONE, THE HATCHED

,C1,,,.L21_n_ ABOVE THE LINES MAY BE ADDED TO INDICATE AREAS

SURFACE OF ACTIviTr.

AN ARROW INDICATES THE EXPECTED DIRECTION OF MOVEMENT OF A FRONT AND

NEXT TO THE ARROW THE EXPECTED SPEED OF MOVEMENT (IN KNOTS) IS GIVEN.

SYMBOLS FOR SIGNIFICANI 0 EATHER SYMBOLS FOR 'TYPES OF AIR MASSES

Tin..NDEBsToRm

§ TRopicAl. REVOLVING ',TORN!HURRIC.ANF: TYPHOON. Ely

SF.VERE LINE: sQUALL

PniP

ARCTIC, CONTINENTALARCTIC, MARITIMEPOLAR, CONTINENTALPOLAR, MARITIMETROPICAL. CONTINENTALIfl Aku ADT"rT7\11:

113

114

DECODE. FOR SURFACE .N.kI.I.SIS Mls.SS.M;ES RECEIVED IN THEIN"FERNATIONAL .N.1.1.515 CODE, 1.1C FLIIET, FM -1110

Abb,ri p!( 0; an iem;,.."

e

IWO!

P. -PreistiluCS pr

.>`

--II 1,9 181 99900 8 I 1 80

P. Pressure

charattcr:sticsti Octant

of globe

l'osit e al

Or

0 6.1 tillor

__J b-it)115

Is Indicator used to speed's lialfdegies

0 Complex low ,I No we, ilii.ation (1 ti 9(1 V,' 1 Take 1..1..L1.... as outI 1.1 )i Idling of 111c11 i oni Vs' 180 i Add ' ii degree to 1...L.I Low Northern

1 'I ninthI go E 11,.,,,,,,,,h,.,,. 2 .dd !,: degree to 1..1.Secondars. weakening

Little change1 Add ". 5 degree to L.I...... L

1 1,i' as e m note belowt 1.()st &smelling or i '...,"; High 111G11 intensils nig II - yr 1%. S T.Ilic 1..I...1.1.., as Sent

.).

91) s. 180 Sialthein 0 Add ' '2 elegrite to L.L.ti Area of um- 1 Complete

7 Ridge;180 -- 91, F !Pm kplien .del ' 2 degree to 1.21.form piessuie '', rtn-IIIIIIR or tXlsi,Ill.,

,spected 8 91) L 0 it Add ' 2 degree to L.L. Ni 1-1ti COI Is Falling or sseakendig 9 See riot, beloVt9 Fropic.d storm but not disappearing

f:erwral riseti Genrt.d fall

l'ositien douliif

4.1 lung 0 99or

west long. (100 180'

west long. (.11 99eit

east long. 100 1811

\or SViirl, I, .1.)r 9. thr dues,,( 1..1....nd 1..1. al,.o'corrte to the 11,1tt'st s. hol, ',ads r,all 'this c.durs of k the nn Mars I On.

1.11/-11.111 d141

/ 7

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GENERAL INFORMATION

Indicator groups and figures shown with heavy underscoring always appear in coded analysis mes-sages. Additional latitude and longitude groups follow in the messages to indicate the points throughwhich fronts and isobars should be drawn. In analysis messages, isobars are usually given for 8-millibarintervals. Intermediate isobars can then be sketched to complete the pattern.

Indicator Groups

33300 Positions in form 1..LLLk. in northern hemisphere latitude; l.1. longitude: k isused to specify the half-degtees, if any, to he added to LL or LL)

33388 Positions in form QI,LLI. ((2 = Octant of the globe)

99900 Pressure systems follow99911 Frontal systems fc,:low99922 Isobar section follows

Indicator Figures

Indicator for date and time groupIndicator for pressure system group

44 Indicator fur isobar grouptit; Indicator for frontal system group

DECODE. FOR GREAT LAKES AND SEAWAY MARINE FORECASTS

MAFOR YYG,G, NAME OF 1..41:1...) IGI)F .%1: ,

KEYWORD(Indicating

MarineFo,c'cact ,

DAYOF

MONT I((G.t/T)

TIME 1 GMTFORECAST

PERIODBEGINS

SOLIDUS NAME. OF LAKEOR

SEAWAY`

c.-. Plja ..

(2, .-......... ..."

FORECASTPER I01 ;

WINDDIRECTION

wINDSPEED

FoREcAsTWEATHER

HEIGHT OF WAVESOF THE MESSAGE. FFOR THE ENTIRE PI

YY G,G, G D F, W,W A V ES TO

MAFOR 06 12 SUPERIOR* 1 6 8 3 0

G FORECAST PERIOD \\ IND DIRECTION WIND SPEED \V, -FORECAST WEATHEFCondition at 0 -Claim 0 to 10 knots 0----Mcxlerate or good visihility, morebeginning of I _Northeast

1 11 to 16 knots 3 nautical milesforecast reeled 2 East 2 17to 21 knots I --Risk of accumulation of ice on su[

I Valid for 1 bouts 3-- Southeast :i 22 to 27 knots structures (Temp. 23'' to 32° F.2 Valid foi 6 hours South I- 28 milli knots 2 Strong risk, accumulation of ice or3 Valid for y limn 5 Southwest 5 31 to -10 knots superstructures (Temp. below 24 Valid for 12 hours 6 \Vest 6: 11 to17 knots Mist ( visibility to 3 nautical mi5 Valid for 18 hoots Nortlissest 7 -48 to 55 knots 1- --Fog (visibility less than ',ail nautica6 Valid fur 21 hours 8 North 8 56 to 63 knots miles)

V'alid for 18 hours 9 Variable Cl 64 knots and 5- -Driz2le8 Valid for 72 how,9 (), ca.:1011.db.

those 6.L-Rain7--Snow, or rain and snow8- --Squally weather with or without sf9---Thunderstorms

Statement in plain language of Gale or Storm warnings, if any. group I ( G 1-8 I . Any forecast I GDE,,,W, (G t-will follow name of lake or seaway. Small-Craft Advisories 3re not may lie followed by 1GDE,W, ((I ; in such rases, C 9 itincluded in MAFOR broadcasts. Time of warnings are in Eastern (-ales a phenomenon foreeast to occur occasionally in the formStandard Time EST!. period. On occasion., plain language .v.rfirs are 'used to descr

weather conditions not easily' described by the code tables: tin"Ihe forecast IGDE, \V, ntav be repeated as many times as rim- are stated in EST.essary to desetihe the changes in wind and weathri expected in a

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EXAMPLE OF MAFOR BROADCAST

Message

NENFOR. 1512i SUPERIOR 12320 14336 (2630WAVES 5 TO 10 FEETMICHIGAN 12.120 19759 15630

WAVES 5 TO 10 FEET BRIEFLY 15 FE I 'WITHTHUNDERSTORMSHURON 10-136 127-16 15730WAVES INCREASING RAPIDLY '1 15 FEETDECREASING AFTER 1200 EST 'IL 8 FEET

Dece!e

Forecast for 15th (1;;A: of month. 1200 GMT: Lahr NuperiorDuring first 6 hou.s. south..1.1sterly winds

17 to 21 knots, moderate or good visibility. During the next following 12 hours, southeasterly winds

22 to 27 knots, rain. During the final 6 hours, westerly winds 22 to 27 knots, moderate-or good visi-

bility.Lake MichiganDuring first fi hours. southerly winds 17 to 21 knots, moderate or good visibility. occa-

sional thunderstorms accompanied by northwesterly winds 3.1 to 10 knots. During the next following

18 hours, westerly winds 21 to 27 knots. moderate or good visibility.

Lake Huron -At beginning of forecast period, southerly winds 22 to 27 knots, rain. Within an hour

or so after beginning of forecast ix:riod anti con-tinning for remainder or first 6-hour pe:iod. winds

northwesterly 28. to 33 knots, rain. During the final 18 hours northwesterly winds 17 to 21 knots, mod-

erate or good visibility.

SURFACE REPORT CODES

ENT 1 1.1.: Surface report. from land station:liiii Midi( VVwwW PPIEFT NhGT,I1CmC

FM 21.E Surface report from ship, in full form: ft, ..-¶41

LIST 01? TERMS USED IN MARINE WEATHER BROADCASTS(ENGLISH, FRENCH AND SPANISH),

ENGLISH 1 19ANCAIS

List of term::: use.,! it. weAthnr

bulletins :'or sh4ping

;,i:Ae trmes utilis6s dsn!=

les me!-.eorologiques

r.aJi6stion maritime

E5PAROL

t.ista de los terminos usados en

los boletines meteorologicosdentinados a la navegaciOn

maritima

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2

Stmndaris of time

Greenwt.h 717,V

(GMT)

StcndarlZone

Lo= et: time

n:

Unit, i tepc Unidades de tiempo

Tempi, 7.c.,er, Greenwi. n

(-174G)

Tem4,L,

He,.re

Hora media de Greenwich(TMG)

Nora universalHora del husoHors de veraLoHors 10,!al

,_mps Perlodos de tiempo

:;eures

he,res'

seis horasdoce horasHt., v nnhn horas