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Issued 05:00 PM EDT 18 September 2024

Tonight and Thursday.

Wind light becoming east 10 knots early Thursday morning then veering to southeast 10 Thursday afternoon.

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Map of Great Lakes - Lake Erie and Lake Ontario marine weather areas N Huron - 45003 W Erie - 45005 S Huron - 45008 Lake Ontario - 45012 Port Stanley - 45132 Prince Edward Point - 45135 Georgian Bay - 45137 Grimsby - 45139 Port Colborne - 45142 South Georgian Bay - 45143 Lake St Clair - 45147 South Lake Huron - 45149 Lake Simcoe - 45151 Lake Nipissing - 45152 North Channel - 45154 Ajax - 45159 Sault Ste. Marie Airport Killarney Greater Sudbury Airport North Bay Airport Gore Bay-Manitoulin Airport Great Duck Island Brockville Grenadier Island Kingston Airport Collingwood Lagoon City Muskoka Airport Parry Sound Harbour Lake Simcoe Regional Airport Wiarton Airport Western Islands Cove Island Goderich Sarnia Chris Hadfield Airport Tobermory Harrow AAFC Long Point Port Weller St. Catharines / Niagara District Airport Southeast Shoal Vineland Station Welland-Pelham Windsor Airport Port Colborne Erieau Point Pelee Burlington Lift Bridge Cobourg Hamilton Munro Int'l Airport Oshawa Executive Airport Point Petre Toronto City Centre Airport CFB Trenton Peterborough Municipal Airport
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Issued 12:00 PM EDT 27 April 2024 Forecasts have ended for the season.
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