1.   A distant storm will generate high northeast swells across the coastal waters.

2.   A large low pressure system over the northeast Atlantic has produced large northeast swells that began to move into our Atlantic waters last night.

3.   A small craft advisory remains in effect for the coastal waters due to continuing large northeast swells.

4.   A small craft advisory will likely be needed tonight due to these increasing northeast swells.

5.   A small craft advisory continues in effect for all of the coastal waters due to northeast swell of around six feet.

6.   A small craft advisory may be required tonight for the Atlantic waters and Anegada Passage due to increasing northeast swells.

7.   A small craft advisory remains in effect today as moderate to large north and northeast swells continue to affect the atlantic coastal waters.

8.   A smaller northeast swell is expected to also arrive across the area at about the same time.

9.   Although local seas continued to improve ... Moderate north to northeast swells will continue to affect our offshore Atlantic coastal waters and passages into the Caribbean through tonight.

10.   Although winds remain light across the coastal waters, increasing northeast swells associated with tropical storm Tanya are beginning to affect our Atlantic waters.