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Spot Forecast for USCG SAR...USCG
National Weather Service Miami FL
408 PM EST Sun Mar 1 2026

Forecast is based on forecast start time of 1600 EST on March 01.
If conditions become unrepresentative...contact the National Weather
Service.

Please contact our office at (305) 229-4522, if you have questions
or concerns with this forecast.

.DISCUSSION...

Strong to severe storms from this afternoon have begun to diminish and
move inland. The anvils of these storms continue to spread east into
the western Atlantic and may bring periods of light showers to the
SAR zone. In general, however, ceiling, visibility, and thunderstorm
concerns are improving. Late tonight, scattered light to moderate showers
may develop near the coast and result in periods of broken ceilings
straddling MVFR/VFR levels.

.REST OF TODAY AND OVERNIGHT...

Cloud Layers.....For the next few hours expect a scattered layer around
                 4-5kft, a broken layer between 7-9kft, and overcast above
                 15kft. Overnight, a cloud layer around 2-4kft will develop
                 and vary between scattered and broken.
Visibility.......Unlimited outside of showers. Light rain falling from
                 decaying storms may reduce visibilities to high-end MFVR
                 levels.
Wind.............Northeast winds around 10 knots will turn easterly this
                 evening and increase to around 15 knots. Gusts overnight
                 should remain between 18-22kts.


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Forecaster...Harrigan
Requested by...LTJG Connor Glynn
Type of request...SAR
.TAG 2604415.0/MFL
.DELDT 03/01/26
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