Buoys off-station and bridges closed after storm, New York NY
Road ClosureSeveral navigation buoys across New York Harbor and nearby waterways were reported either off station or not functioning after severe weather. In addition, two bridges along Harlem River and T’s Quake Creek were closed due to high water levels. Mariners were advised to proceed with caution in these areas.
Audio|Source: Northern NJ and NY City Area Marine
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Transcript:
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Kilvuncode channel junction lighted whistle buoy is reported extinguished. Mariners are urged to use caution while transiting this area.
00:07
Break more to follow.
00:09
B&M (number withheld).
00:12
Art to kill channel lighted buoy 12.
00:15
It is reported off station approximately 200 feet outside of the channel and not obstructing navigable waterway.
00:23
All mariners are urged to use caution for our transit area.
00:26
Great, more to follow.
00:28
Broadcast notice, mariners.
00:31
(number withheld).
00:35
Kiel vancuba, buoy number 12, wireless number (number withheld), has been reported off station.
00:43
All mariners are advised to transit area with caution.
00:47
Break, more to follow.
00:51
Cardcast and the Samarans.
00:52
Sputindaville Creek, Harlem River.
00:54
The Sponderville Bridge at the Harlem River will be out of service from 1300 to 1630 local time due to high water conditions caused by inclement weather.
01:06
All mariners are advised to use caution while transiting this area.
01:09
Break, more to follow.
01:11
From Arkansas, Samaritan, (number withheld).
01:17
The morgue bridge on T's Quake Creek is out of service until further notice due to high water.
01:26
Break, more to follow.
01:29
Safety broadcast notes America.
01:32
(number withheld).
01:34
Warrington Bay Channel buoy E35 is reported extinguished.
01:38
All mariners are urged to use caution while transiting this area. Break, more to follow.
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New York Harbor, United States
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