31.   Moderate easterly swells generated during the formative stages of felix have begun to reach our local waters this morning.

32.   Moderate northeast swells continue across the atlantic waters and will increase slightly overnight.

33.   Moderate northeast swells generated by a developing gale in the central Atlantic will move into the local Atlantic waters, the Anegada passage and St. Croix on Tuesday.

34.   Moderate northeast swells were beginning to reach our Atlantic waters and will combine with moderate northwest swells tonight and Wednesday to produce occasionally rough and shifting Atlantic seas.

35.   Moderate northeasterly swells expected to persist across Atlantic waters and Caribbean passages through tonight.

36.   Moderate northwest swells have begun to affect our Atlantic waters this morning and will combine with a northeast wind chop to make for occasionally rough seas by afternoon.

37.   Moderate northwest swells will affect our Atlantic waters later today and tonight and slowly become more northerly Tuesday and Wednesday.

38.   Moderate swells from the northwest will begin to reach our Atlantic waters late this afternoon to produce occasionally hazardous marine conditions for small craft ... which should exercise caution.

39.   Moderate northeast swells generated from a low-pressure system over the central Atlantic are beginning to affect our Atlantic coastal waters and the Anegada Passage today.

40.   Moderate northeast swells will continue across our local Atlantic waters for the next few days.