MARITIME ALERTS – COASTAL RISK WARNINGS: Nova Scotia, Maine, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, North Atlantic Ocean

United States Of North America – Maritime Alerts have been triggered as Hurricane Lee travels fast on Northerly track up the Atlantic. The fast moving storm will effect New England, Maritime Activities And Coastal Operations. Prepare for higher winds, storm harbor surge collections. Risk and warnings for strong surges, waves and currents from Cape Cod Bay and Boston Harbor To Nova Scotia.

PREPARE FOR: Flooding, Loose Debris & Unsecured Vessels, Business Operation Closures, Rescue & Response Delays, Infrastructure and Electrical Grid Disruptions.

RISK LEVEL: EXTREMELY HIGH – DISRUPTIONS AND OPERATION HALTING RISKS FRIDAY- MONDAY

AREAS: NOVA SCOTIA, MAINE, NEW HAMPSHIRE, MASSACHUSETTS

CARGO PORTS & OPERATIONS: Conley Terminal, Swissport Cargo, Flynn Cruiseport, Ports America, International Cargo Terminal, Providence – Plymouth Ferry, Boston – Provincetown Ferry, Hyannis – Nantucket Ferry

MARITIME REGIONS:

Jericho Bay, Isle Au Haut Bay, Penobscot Bays, Muscongus Bay, Broad Sound, Casco Bay, Saco Bay, Oarweed Cove, Pond Rocks, Pint Cove, Cape Neddick Harbor, Lobster Cove, Banks Rock, Black Rocks, Rocks Nose, Godfreys Cove, Brave Boat Harbor, East Sister, West Sister, Philips Rock, Kitts Rocks, Rye Beach, Hampton Beach, Seabrook Beach, Plum Island, Ipswich Bay, South Essex, Ocean Sanctuary, Nahunt Bay, Broad Sound, Boston Harbor, Boston Main Channel, Rowes Wharf, Hingham Shipyard, Dorchester Bay, Pleasure Bay, Old Harbor, Savin Hill Cove, Squantum Channel, Wollaston Beach, Quincy Bay, Hingham Bay, Massachusetts Bay, Cape Cod Bay, Horseshoe Shoal, Barnstable Harbor, Provincetown Harbor, Lewis Bay, New Bedford, Martha’s Vinyard, Nantucket

Additional Information And Updates Can Be Found Here At The National Hurricane Center