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"Marine weather forecasting" as a book category covers the science, techniques, tools, and practical applications of predicting atmospheric and oceanic conditions at sea. It includes fundamentals of meteorology and oceanography as they relate to winds, waves, currents, storms, fog and visibility, plus observational systems (satellites, buoys, radar, radiosondes) and numerical weather prediction models used for marine environments. Titles range from technical textbooks and operational manuals for forecasters to practical guides for mariners, offshore operators, and search-and-rescue teams, and often include case studies, routing and voyage planning, safety and regulatory guidance, and regional forecasts such as tropical cyclone or polar marine weather. Readers can expect a mix of theoretical background, hands‑on forecasting techniques, interpretation of charts and products, and real-world examples showing how marine forecasts support navigation, fisheries, offshore energy, and coastal hazard mitigation.

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