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1 MailASail Automatic Weather Responder As at November To get an up-to-date list, send a blank to weather@mailasail.com with subject help-graphic. To use, click on a chart code below and send the resulting . GRAPHIC WEATHER CHARTS / SYNOPTICS Note: These may take 2-4 mins to download over Iridium REDUCED SIZE WEATHER CHARTS The resolution and quality are reduced, but the size drops to between 1/2 and 2/3 of the original (ie faster to download) USE WITH CARE. Understand the implications of trading filesize versus picture quality Data Filename Fulll size PYEA11.TIF PYEB11.TIF PWEE11.TIF PWEI11.TIF PJEK11.TIF Data Filename Reduced File ~ 25 kb PYEA11.SMALL.TIF PYEB11.SMALL.TIF PWEE11.SMALL.TIF PWEI11.SMALL.TIF PJEK11.SMALL.TIF Description Atlantic - Tropical Surface (E Half) 5S-50N, 0W-70W (Radiofax) Atlantic - Tropical Surface (W Half) 5S-50N, 55W-125W (Radiofax) Caribbean - 24HR Wind/Wave Forecast, 0N- 31N, 30W-100W (Latest) Caribbean - 48HR Wind/Wave Forecast, 0N- 31N, 30W-100W (Latest) Caribbean - 72HR Wind/Wave Forecast, 0N- 31N, 30W-100W (Latest) PYEE10.TIF PYEE10.SMALL.TIF Caribbean - 24HR Surface
2 PYEI10.TIF PYEK10.TIF PYEI10.SMALL.TIF PYEK10.SMALL.TIF Forecast, 0N-31N, 30W- 100W (Latest) Caribbean - 48HR Surface Forecast, 0N-31N, 30W- 100W (Latest) Caribbean - 72HR Surface Forecast, 0N-31N, 30W- 100W (Latest) PJAA99.TIF PWAA90.TIF PWAE10.TIF PJAI10.TIF PJAI20.TIF PJAM98.TIF PJAM88.TIF PJAA99.SMALL.TIF PWAA90.SMALL.TIF PWAE10.SMALL.TIF PJAI10.SMALL.TIF PJAI20.SMALL.TIF PJAM98.SMALL.TIF PJAM88.SMALL.TIF 12Z Sea State, 10E- 95W Northern Wind/Wave, 40W- 98W Northern 24HR Wind/Wave Chart Forecast 40W-98W N. 48HR Wind/Wave Forecast 48HR Wave Period Forecast 96HR Wind/Wave Chart VT12Z Forecast 10E-95W N. 96HR Wave Period VT12Z Forecast 10E-95W N. PYAD10.TIF PYAA11.TIF PYAD10.SMALL.TIF PYAA11.SMALL.TIF Preliminary Surface Chart 45W-85W N. Surface Chart, Part 1, 10E-45W N.
3 PYAA12.TIF PPAE10.TIF QDTM10.TIF PWAM99.TIF PYAA12.SMALL.TIF PPAE10.SMALL.TIF QDTM10.SMALL.TIF PWAM99.SMALL.TIF Surface Chart, Part 2, 40W-95W N. 24HR Surface Chart Forecast 40W-98W Northern 48HR Surface Chart Forecast 96HR Surface Chart VT12Z Forecast PPAA10.TIF PPAE11.TIF PPAG11.TIF PPAI10.TIF PPAM50.TIF PPAA10.SMALL.TIF PPAE11.SMALL.TIF PPAG11.SMALL.TIF PPAI10.SMALL.TIF PPAM50.SMALL.TIF 500MB Surface Chart 24HR 500MB Chart Forecast 36HR 500MB Chart Forecast 48HR 500MB Chart Forecast 96HR 500MB Chart VT12Z Forecast PWEK11.TIF PWEK11.SMALL.TIF Tropical Cyclone Danger Area* 05N-60N, 00W-100W evnt00.jpg evnt06.jpg 00Z GOES IR Satellite Image, West Atlantic (VERY LARGE) 06Z GOES IR Satellite Image,
4 evnt12.jpg evnt18.jpg evnt99.jpg Atlantic (VERY LARGE) 12Z GOES IR Satellite Image, West Atlantic (VERY LARGE) 18Z GOES IR Satellite Image, Atlantic (VERY LARGE) W Atlantic or Atlantic (Most Current) (VERY LARGE) PIEA88.TIF PIEA88.SMALL.TIF From: ngp10.prp.012.atlantic.gif ngp10.prp.012.atlantic.png Ice Chart from U.S. Coast Guard International Ice Patrol (only Fed-Sep) Atlantic - FNMOC Previous 12 Hour Precipitation Rate and Sea Level Pressure (12 hour prediction) UK Met Office via NOAA PJGA93.TIF PJGE93.TIF PJLG98.TIF PJGI93.TIF PPVA89.TIF PPVE89.TIF PJGA93.SMALL.TIF PJGE93.SMALL.TIF PJLG98.SMALL.TIF PJGI93.SMALL.TIF PPVA89.SMALL.TIF PPVE89.SMALL.TIF Atlantic - 00HR Sea Atlantic - 24HR Sea Atlantic - 36HR Sea Atlantic - 48HR Sea Atlantic - 00HR Surface Atlantic - 24HR Surface
5 PPVG89.TIF PPVI89.TIF PPVJ89.TIF PPVK89.TIF PPVM89.TIF PPVO89.TIF PPVP89.TIF PTUK21.TIF PPVG89.SMALL.TIF PPVI89.SMALL.TIF PPVJ89.SMALL.TIF PPVK89.SMALL.TIF PPVM89.SMALL.TIF PPVO89.SMALL.TIF PPVP89.SMALL.TIF PTUK21.SMALL.TIF Atlantic - 36HR Surface Atlantic - 48HR Surface Atlantic - 60HR Surface Atlantic - 72HR Surface Atlantic - 96HR Surface Atlantic - 120HR Surface Atlantic - 132HR Surface NE Atlantic & North Sea - Mean Sea Isotherm Chart 5 Day QWFQ99.TIF neph.gif stream.gif npac.gif PWFE10.TIF QWFQ99.SMALL.TIF PBFA11.SMALL.TIF tropsl.tif npac.small.png PWFE10.SMALL.TIF Central Pacific - 48HR Wind/Stream Forecast VT00Z 50N-30S, 100W-120E Significant Cloud Features (50N-EQ, 110W-130E) Pacific Streamline - Hawaiian Islands (130E- 110W,30S-30N) North Pacific Surface (130E-110W,0N- 60N) Pacific - 24HR Wind/Wave Forecast (latest) 30N-20S, E of 145W PJFK93.TIF PJFK93.SMALL.TIF Pacific - 72HR Wave
6 PYFK10.TIF PYFK10.SMALL.TIF Period/Swell Direction VT00Z 30N-20S,E of 145W Pacific - 72HR Tropical Surface Forecast (latest) 30N-20S, E of 145W PJBA99.TIF PWBA90.TIF PWBE10.TIF PJBI10.TIF PJBI20.TIF PJBM98.TIF PJBM88.TIF PJBA99.SMALL.TIF PWBA90.SMALL.TIF PWBE10.SMALL.TIF PJBI10.SMALL.TIF PJBI20.SMALL.TIF PJBM98.SMALL.TIF PJBM88.SMALL.TIF N Pacific - 00Z Sea State 20N-70N, 115W- 135E N Pacific - Wind/Wave 25N-60N, E OF 155W N Pacific - 24HR Wind/Wave Forecast 25N-60N, E of 155W N Pacific - 48HR Wind/Wave Forecast 20N-70N, 115W- 135E N Pacific - 48HR Wave Period/Swell Direction 20N- 70N, 115W-135E N Pacific - 96HR Wind/Wave Forecast VT12Z 20N-70N, 115W-135E N Pacific - 96HR Wave Period/Swell Direction VT12Z 20N-70N, 115W-135E IDG00073.gif IDG00073.SMALL.png Australia - 4 day forecast DISCLAIMER:
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