marine forecasts for the Great Lakes and the Ontario portion of the St. Lawrence River issued by Environment Canada at 6:30 p.M. EDT Sunday 6 July 2008 for tonight and Monday. The next scheduled forecasts will be issued at 3:00 a.M. Monday.

Fog implies visibility less than 1 mile.

Winds are for mid lake. Nearshore winds may vary considerably due to shoreline effects.

Note..the small craft warning program is active from may 01 to October 31.

Western Lake Superior. Wind southwest 15 knots veering to northwest 15 this evening then to northeast 15 late overnight. Wind diminishing to light Monday evening. Fog patches forming this evening and dissipating Monday morning.

Eastern Lake Superior. Wind southwest 15 knots diminishing to northwest 10 late overnight then veering to northeast 10 early Monday morning. A few showers ending this evening with a risk of thunderstorms. Fog patches forming late overnight and dissipating Monday morning.

Whitefish Bay. Wind south 10 knots. Chance of showers tonight with a risk of thunderstorms. Chance of showers Monday late in the day with a risk of thunderstorms.

Northern Lake Huron. Wind south 15 knots diminishing to 10 late overnight then backing to southeast 10 late Monday afternoon. Chance of showers overnight and Monday with a risk of thunderstorms.

Southern Lake Huron. Wind south 10 knots increasing to 15 late overnight. Chance of showers Monday late in the day with a risk of thunderstorms.

Georgian Bay. Wind light becoming southwest 10 knots late overnight.

Lake St. Clair Lake Erie Lake Ontario. Wind light becoming southwest 10 knots early Monday morning.

Kingston to Cornwall. Wind light becoming southwest 10 knots early Monday morning.

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