FRANCE. Marine Rescue Co-ordination Centre: Corsen (CROSS) (MRCC) Region: 24-hour watch. Call Sign:

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1 Marine Rescue Co-ordination Centre: Corsen (CROSS) (MRCC) 24-hour watch Region: Position: Call Sign: VI N W -- METAREA: Area Covered: II BULLETINS FOR OFFSHORE / HIGH SEAS AREAS: Area Covered:West of Channel and Atlantic: (a) Casquets; (e) Rochebonne; (i) Sole; (m) Irish Sea; (b) Ouessant; (f) Cantabrico; (j) Shannon; (n) Rockall; (c) Iroise; (g) Finisterre; (k) Fastnet; (o) Malin; (d) Yeu, (h) Pazenn; (l) Lundy; (p) Hebrides. BULLETINS FOR COASTAL AREAS: "Coastal Waters" bulletins extend up to 20 n miles from the coast. The area covered extends along the coasts from Metropolitan France, Corsica included. Scheduled bulletins and warnings for coastal areas are broadcast on VHF, in. Coastal warnings (BMS - Bulletins Météorologiques Spéciaux) are broadcast whenever the wind has risen to or is forecast to rise to Near Gale force 7 within coastal waters (Coastal BMS) instead of Gale force 8 in high seas and distant waters (Offshore BMS). Scheduled bulletins consist of a repeat of any BMS warning in force, a description of the synoptic situation, a detailed forecast for the following 24 hours (wind, sea state, visibility), further weather trends dependent on the forecast and where appropriate reports from signal stations. Broadcasts transmitted on Channel 16 before being broadcast on the scheduled frequency. Coastal BMS are systematically transmitted at every hour, starting at H+03 (simultaneous broadcasting is not possible), on all VHF transmitters. Mode Of Transmission ID Frequency Area Remote Transmitting Site Position Hours of Operation RT (MF) A khz (1) Corsen N W RT (MF) B khz (1) Corsen N W VHF C Ch 79 Raz N W VHF D Ch 79 Ouessant / Le Stiff N W VHF E Ch 79 Batz N W VHF F Ch 79 Bodic / Le Trieux N W VHF G Ch 79 Cap Fréhel N W No. 9 - Volume D Page 129

2 Broadcast Times Frequency ID Contents of Broadcast Language/Code Form 0815, 2015 LT (2) A, B BULLETINS FOR OFFSHORE / HIGH SEAS AREAS: Repetition: Gale/Storm warnings. General situation and development. Forecast for areas (a) to (p), valid for the following Further weather outlook.. Every 2 hours thereafter until end of validity at every even H+03(2) LT A, B BULLETINS FOR OFFSHORE / HIGH SEAS AREAS: Gale/Storm warnings (BMS - Bulletins Météorologiques Spéciaux) for areas (a) to (p). 0445, 0703, 1303(*), 1903 LT C BULLETINS FOR COASTAL AREAS: From La Hague to Penmarc h: 0503, 0715, 1315(*), 1915 LT D BULLETINS FOR COASTAL AREAS: From La Hague to Penmarc h: 0515, 0733, 1333(*), 1933 LT E BULLETINS FOR COASTAL AREAS: From La Hague to Penmarc h: 0533, 0745, 1345(*), 1945 LT F BULLETINS FOR COASTAL AREAS: From La Hague to Penmarc h: 0545, 0803, 1403(*), 2003 LT G BULLETINS FOR COASTAL AREAS: From La Hague to Penmarc h: C-G BULLETINS FOR COASTAL AREAS: From La Hague to Penmarc h: Coastal BMS warnings. Notes: CROSS = Centres Régionaux Opérationnels de Surveillance et de Sauvetage (1) After preliminary call on khz. The normal working frequency can be replaced, if necessary, by an alternative frequency indicated during the preliminary call on khz. (2) Scheduled broadcasts may be suspended whilst SAR action is in progress. (*) From 1 May to 30 September. No. 9 - Volume D Page 130

3 Marine Rescue Co-ordination Centre: Étel (CROSS) (MRCC) 24-hour watch Region: Position: Call Sign: VI N W -- METAREA: Area Covered: II BULLETINS FOR COASTAL AREAS: "Coastal Waters" bulletins extend up to 20 n miles from the coast. The area covered extends along the coasts from Metropolitan France, Corsica included. Scheduled bulletins and warnings for coastal areas are broadcast on VHF, in. Coastal BMS warnings (BMS - Bulletins Météorologiques Spéciaux) are broadcast whenever the wind has risen to or is forecast to rise to Near Gale force 7 within coastal waters (Coastal BMS) instead of Gale force 8 in high seas and distant waters (Offshore BMS). Scheduled bulletins consist of a repeat of any BMS warning in force, a description of the synoptic situation, a detailed forecast for the following 24 hours (wind, sea state, visibility), further weather trends dependent on the forecast and where appropriate reports from signal stations. Broadcasts transmitted on Channel 16 before being broadcast on the scheduled frequency. Coastal BMS warnings are systematically transmitted at every hour, starting at H+03 (simultaneous broadcasting is not possible), on all VHF transmitters. Mode Of Transmission ID Frequency Area Remote Transmitting Site Position Hours of Operation VHF A Ch 80 Penmarc h N W VHF B Ch 80 Groix N W VHF C Ch 80 Belle-Île N W VHF D Ch 80 Saint-Nazaire N W VHF E Ch 80 Yeu N W VHF F Ch 80 Les Sables d Olonne N W VHF G Ch 79 Chassiron N W VHF H Ch 79 Soulac / Pointe de Grave N W VHF I Ch 79 Cap Ferret N W VHF J Ch 79 Contis N W VHF K Ch 79 Biarritz N W VHF L Ch 63 Étel N W VHF M Ch 63 Chassiron N W No. 9 - Volume D Page 131

4 Broadcast Times Frequency ID Contents of Broadcast Language/Code Form 0703, 1303, 1903 LT A BULLETINS FOR COASTAL AREAS from Penmarc h to l Anse de l Aiguillon: Gale/Storm warnings, situation, 24 hour forecast and outlook for a further 24 hours 0715, 1315, 1915 LT B BULLETINS FOR COASTAL AREAS from Penmarc h to l Anse de l Aiguillon: Gale/Storm 0733, 1333, 1933 LT C BULLETINS FOR COASTAL AREAS from Penmarc h to l Anse de l Aiguillon: Gale/Storm 0745, 1345, 1945 LT D BULLETINS FOR COASTAL AREAS from Penmarc h to l Anse de l Aiguillon: Gale/Storm 0803, 1403, 2002 LT E BULLETINS FOR COASTAL AREAS from Penmarc h to l Anse de l Aiguillon: Gale/Storm 0815, 1415, 2015 LT F BULLETINS FOR COASTAL AREAS from Penmarc h to l Anse de l Aiguillon: Gale/Storm Continuous broadcast every 6 mn L BULLETINS FOR COASTAL AREAS: from Penmarc h to l Anse de l Aiguillon: Gale/Storm A-F, L BULLETINS FOR COASTAL AREAS from Penmarc h to l Anse de l Aiguillon: Coastal BMS warnings 0703, 1303, 1903 LT G BULLETINS FOR COASTAL AREAS: l Anse de l Aiguillon to the Spanish border: Gale/Storm warnings, situation, 24 hour forecast and outlook for a further 24 hours 0715, 1315, 1915 LT H BULLETINS FOR COASTAL AREAS: l Anse de l Aiguillon to the Spanish border: Gale/Storm warnings, situation, 24 hour forecast and outlook for a further 24 hours 0733, 1333, 1933 LT I BULLETINS FOR COASTAL AREAS: l Anse de l Aiguillon to the Spanish border: Gale/Storm warnings, situation, 24 hour forecast and outlook for a further 24 hours 0745, 1345, 1945 LT J BULLETINS FOR COASTAL AREAS: l Anse de l Aiguillon to the Spanish border: Gale/Storm warnings, situation, 24 hour forecast and outlook for a further 24 hours 0803, 1403, 2003 LT K BULLETINS FOR COASTAL AREAS: l Anse de l Aiguillon to the Spanish border: Gale/Storm warnings, situation, 24 hour forecast and outlook for a further 24 hours Continuous broadcast every 6 mn M BULLETINS FOR COASTAL AREAS: l Anse de l Aiguillon to the Spanish border: Gale/Storm warnings, situation, 24 hour forecast and outlook for a further 24 hours G-K, M BULLETINS FOR COASTAL AREAS: l Anse de l Aiguillon to the Spanish border: Coastal BMS warnings NOTES: CROSS = Centres Régionaux Opérationnels de Surveillance et de Sauvetage. No. 9 - Volume D Page 132

5 Marine Rescue Co-ordination Centre: Étel (CROSS) (MRCC) 24-hour watch Region: Position: Call Sign: VI N W -- METAREA: Area Covered: II BULLETINS FOR COASTAL AREAS: "Coastal Waters" bulletins extend up to 20 n miles from the coast. The area covered extends along the coasts from Metropolitan France, Corsica included. Scheduled bulletins and warnings for coastal areas are broadcast on VHF, in. Coastal BMS warnings (BMS - Bulletins Météorologiques Spéciaux) are broadcast whenever the wind has risen to or is forecast to rise to Near Gale force 7 within coastal waters (Coastal BMS) instead of Gale force 8 in high seas and distant waters (Offshore BMS). Scheduled bulletins consist of a repeat of any BMS warning in force, a description of the synoptic situation, a detailed forecast for the following 24 hours (wind, sea state, visibility), further weather trends dependent on the forecast and where appropriate reports from signal stations. Broadcasts transmitted on Channel 16 before being broadcast on the scheduled frequency. Coastal BMS warnings are systematically transmitted at every hour, starting at H+03 (simultaneous broadcasting is not possible), on all VHF transmitters. NOTES: CROSS = Centres Régionaux Opérationnels de Surveillance et de Sauvetage. No. 9 - Volume D Page 133

6 Marine Rescue Co-ordination Centre: Gris-Nez (CROSS) (MRCC) 24-hour watch Region: Position: Call Sign: VI N E -- METAREA: Area Covered: I BULLETINS FOR OFFSHORE / HIGH SEAS AREAS: Area Covered: South of the Nord Sea and Channel: (a) Humber; (c) Pas de Calais; (e) Casquets; (b) Tamise; (d) Antifer; (f) Ouessant Coastal Waters from the Belgian border to La Hague BULLETINS FOR COASTAL AREAS: "Coastal Waters" bulletins extend up to 20 n miles from the coast. The area covered extends along the coasts from Metropolitan France, Corsica included. Scheduled bulletins and warnings for coastal areas are broadcast on VHF, in. Coastal BMS warnings (BMS - Bulletins Météorologiques Spéciaux) are broadcast whenever the wind has risen to or is forecast to rise to Near Gale force 7 within coastal waters (Coastal BMS) instead of Gale force 8 in high seas and distant waters (Offshore BMS). Scheduled bulletins consist of a repeat of any BMS warning in force, a description of the synoptic situation, a detailed forecast for the following 24 hours (wind, sea state, visibility), further weather trends dependent on the forecast and where appropriate reports from signal stations. Broadcasts transmitted on Channel 16 before being broadcast on the scheduled frequency. Coastal BMS warnings are systematically transmitted at every hour, starting at H+03 (simultaneous broadcasting is not possible), on all VHF transmitters. Mode Of Transmission ID Frequency Area Remote Transmitting Site Position Hours of Operation RT (MF) A khz (1) Gris-Nez N E RT (MF) B khz (2) Gris-Nez N E VHF C Ch 79 Dunkerque N E VHF D Ch 79 Saint-Frieux / Gris-Nez N E VHF E Ch 79 Saint-Valéry-en-Caux / L Ailly N E No. 9 - Volume D Page 134

7 Broadcast Times Frequency ID Contents of Broadcast Language/Code Form 0833, 2033 LT (2) A, B BULLETINS FOR OFFSHORE / HIGH SEAS AREAS: Repetition: Gale/Storm warnings. General situation and development. Forecast for areas (a) to (f), valid for the following Further weather outlook.. Every 2 hours thereafter until end of validity at every odd H+03(2) LT A, B BULLETINS FOR OFFSHORE / HIGH SEAS AREAS: Gale/Storm warnings (BMS - Bulletins Météorologiques Spéciaux) for areas (a) to (d) (3). 0710, 1310, 1910 LT D BULLETINS FOR COASTAL AREAS from the Belgian border to la Baie de Somme: 0720, 1320, 1920 LT C BULLETINS FOR COASTAL AREAS from the Belgian border to la Baie de Somme: C-D BULLETINS FOR COASTAL AREAS from the Belgian border to la Baie de Somme: Coastal BMS warnings. 0703, 1303, 1903 LT E BULLETINS FOR COASTAL AREAS from la Baie de Somme to La Hague: Gale/Storm E BULLETINS FOR COASTAL AREAS from la Baie de Somme to La Hague: Coastal BMS warnings. Notes: CROSS = Centres Régionaux Opérationnels de Surveillance et de Sauvetage (1) After preliminary call on khz. The normal working frequency can be replaced, if necessary, by an alternative frequency indicated during the preliminary call on khz. (2) Scheduled broadcasts may be suspended whilst SAR action is in progress. (3) Warnings for areas (e) and (f) are broadcast by CROSS Corsen. No. 9 - Volume D Page 135

8 Marine Rescue Co-ordination Centre: Jobourg (CROSS) (MRCC) 24-hour watch Region: Position: Call Sign: VI N 1 54 E -- METAREA: Area Covered: I BULLETINS FOR OFFSHORE / HIGH SEAS AREAS: Area Covered: Central Channel (a) Casquets; (b) Antifer BULLETINS FOR COASTAL AREAS: "Coastal Waters" bulletins extend up to 20 n miles from the coast. The area covered extends along the coasts from Metropolitan France, Corsica included. Scheduled bulletins and warnings for coastal areas are broadcast on VHF, in. Coastal BMS warnings (BMS - Bulletins Météorologiques Spéciaux) are broadcast whenever the wind has risen to or is forecast to rise to Near Gale force 7 within coastal waters (Coastal BMS) instead of Gale force 8 in high seas and distant waters (Offshore BMS). Scheduled bulletins consist of a repeat of any BMS warning in force, a description of the synoptic situation, a detailed forecast for the following 24 hours (wind, sea state, visibility), further weather trends dependent on the forecast and where appropriate reports from signal stations. Broadcasts transmitted on Channel 16 before being broadcast on the scheduled frequency. Coastal BMS warnings are systematically transmitted at every hour, starting at H+03 (simultaneous broadcasting is not possible), on all VHF transmitters. Mode Of Transmission ID Frequency Area Remote Transmitting Site Position Hours of Operation VHF A Ch 80 Jobourg Trafic N E VHF B Ch 80 Antifer N E VHF C Ch 80 Port-en-Bessin N W VHF D Ch 80 Jobourg / La Hague N W VHF E Ch 80 Granville N W No. 9 - Volume D Page 136

9 Broadcast Times Frequency ID Contents of Broadcast Language/Code Form. Every H+20, H+50 A BULLETINS FOR OFFSHORE / HIGH SEAS AREAS from la Baie de Somme to La Hague: Gale/Storm warnings (BMS - Bulletins Météorologiques Spéciaux) for areas (a) and (b). 0733, 1333, 1933 LT D BULLETINS FOR COASTAL AREAS from la Baie de Somme to La Hague: Gale/Storm 0745, 1345, 1945 LT C BULLETINS FOR COASTAL AREAS from la Baie de Somme to La Hague: Gale/Storm 0803, 1303, 2003 LT B BULLETINS FOR COASTAL AREAS from la Baie de Somme to La Hague: Gale/Storm B-D BULLETINS FOR COASTAL AREAS from la Baie de Somme to La Hague: Coastal BMS warnings. 0703, 1333, 1903 LT E BULLETINS FOR COASTAL AREAS: from La Hague to Penmarc h: 0715, 1315, 1915 LT D BULLETINS FOR COASTAL AREAS: from La Hague to Penmarc h: D-E BULLETINS FOR COASTAL AREAS: from La Hague to Penmarc h: Coastal BMS warnings. English English NOTES: CROSS = Centres Régionaux Operationnels de Surveillance et du Sauvetage No. 9 - Volume D Page 137

10 Marine Rescue Co-ordination Centre: La Garde (CROSS) (MRCC) Region: Position: Call Sign: VI N E -- METAREA: Area Covered: III BULLETINS FOR OFFSHORE / HIGH SEAS AREAS: Area Covered: Northern part of the Western Mediterranean Sea: (a) Est Cabrera; (c) Minorque; (e) Provence; (g) Corse; (i) Maddalena; (b) Baléares; (d) Lion; (f) Ligure; (h) Sardaigne; (j) Elbe BULLETINS FOR COASTAL AREAS: "Coastal Waters" bulletins extend up to 20 n miles from the coast. The area covered extends along the coasts from Metropolitan France, Corsica included. Scheduled bulletins and warnings for coastal areas are broadcast on VHF, in. Coastal BMS warnings (BMS - Bulletins Météorologiques Spéciaux) are broadcast whenever the wind has risen to or is forecast to rise to Near Gale force 7 within coastal waters (Coastal BMS) instead of Gale force 8 in high seas and distant waters (Offshore BMS). Scheduled bulletins consist of a repeat of any BMS warning in force, a description of the synoptic situation, a detailed forecast for the following 24 hours (wind, sea state, visibility), further weather trends dependent on the forecast and where appropriate reports from signal stations. Broadcasts transmitted on Channel 16 before being broadcast on the scheduled frequency. Coastal BMS warnings are systematically transmitted at every hour, starting at H+03 (simultaneous broadcasting is not possible), on all VHF transmitters. Mode Of Transmission ID Frequency Area Remote Transmitting Site Position Hours of Operation RT (MF) A khz (1) La Garde (backup facility) N E RT (MF) A khz (1) Porquerolles N E RT (MF) B khz (1) La Garde (backup facility) N E RT (MF) B khz (1) Porquerolles N E VHF C Ch 64 Pic de Néoulos / Port N E Vendres VHF D Ch 79 Mont Saint-Loup / Agde N E VHF E Ch 80 Phare de l île du Planier N E VHF F Ch 80 Cap Camarat N E VHF G Ch 63 Mont Coudon / Toulon N E VHF H Ch 64 Pic de l Ours / Cannes N E VHF I Ch 79 Ersa / Cap Corse N E VHF J Ch 79 Serra di Pigno / Bastia N E VHF K Ch 79 Conça / Porto Vecchio N E VHF L Ch 79 Serragia / Pointe Roccapina N E VHF M Ch 79 La Punta/ Ajaccio N E VHF N Ch 79 Piana/ Golfe de Porto N E No. 9 - Volume D Page 138

11 Broadcast Times Frequency ID Contents of Broadcast Language/Code Form 1000, 1600, 2200 LT (2) A, B BULLETINS FOR OFFSHORE / HIGH SEAS AREAS: Repetition: Gale/Storm warnings. General situation and development. Forecast for areas (a) to (j), valid for the following Further weather outlook.. Every 4 hours thereafter until end of validity at H+03 (1, 5, 9, 13, 17, 21 LT) A, B BULLETINS FOR OFFSHORE / HIGH SEAS AREAS: Gale/Storm warnings (BMS - Bulletins Météorologiques Spéciaux) for areas (a) to (j). C-N BULLETINS FOR COASTAL AREAS: All Mediterranean coastal areas: Coastal BMS warnings. 0733, 1333, 1933 LT E BULLETINS FOR COASTAL AREAS: Provence (from Port Camargue to Saint-Raphaël): 0746, 1346, 1946 LT F BULLETINS FOR COASTAL AREAS: Provence (from Port Camargue to Saint-Raphaël): Continuous broadcast every 15 mn G BULLETINS FOR COASTAL AREAS: Provence (from Port Camargue to Saint-Raphaël): 0733, 1333, 1933 LT I BULLETINS FOR COASTAL AREAS: Côte d Azur (from Saint-Raphaël to Menton) Coast 0745, 1345, 1945 LT J BULLETINS FOR COASTAL AREAS: Côte d Azur (from Saint-Raphaël to Menton) Coast 24 hours 0803, 1403, 2003 LT K BULLETINS FOR COASTAL AREAS: Côte d Azur (from Saint-Raphaël to Menton) Coast 0815, 1415, 2015 LT L BULLETINS FOR COASTAL AREAS: Côte d Azur (from Saint-Raphaël to Menton) Coast 0833, 1433, 2033 LT M BULLETINS FOR COASTAL AREAS: Côte d Azur (from Saint-Raphaël to Menton) Coast 0845, 1445, 2045 LT N BULLETINS FOR COASTAL AREAS: Côte d Azur (from Saint-Raphaël to Menton) Coast Continuous broadcast every 15 mn H BULLETINS FOR COASTAL AREAS: Côte d Azur (from Saint-Raphaël to Menton) Coast 0715, 1315, 1915 LT D BULLETINS FOR COASTAL AREAS: Languedoc-Roussillon (from Spanish border to Port- Camargue): Gale/Storm warnings, situation, 24 hour forecast and outlook for a further Continuous broadcast every 15 mn C BULLETINS FOR COASTAL AREAS: Languedoc-Roussillon (from Spanish border to Port- Camargue): Gale/Storm warnings, situation, 24 hour forecast and outlook for a further No. 9 - Volume D Page 139

12 Notes: CROSS = Centres Régionaux Opérationnels de Surveillance et de Sauvetage (1) After preliminary call on khz. The normal working frequency can be replaced, if necessary, by an alternative frequency indicated during the preliminary call on khz. (2) Scheduled broadcasts may be suspended whilst SAR action is in progress. No. 9 - Volume D Page 140