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Inland Waters Marine Weather Overview

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Inland Waters
mostly sunny
Lake St Clair
possible shower
Maydena
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marine forecast summary forecast

Variable to 10 knots. Outlook Wednesday: Variable 5/10 knots, chiefly northerly about the Plateau. Outlook Thursday: North to northwesterly 5/15 knots.

Issued Tue 05:00 EST

Seas: Not available.
Swell: Not available.

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05:42 EDT 		sunrise
06:13 EDT 		sunset
20:43 EDT 		last light
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