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Users who have e-mail capability canrequest Weather Charts from NWS and have them automatically e-mailedback.For ships at sea,it is primarily intended as a backup source formarine weather information.  \nThis service is free and no signup is required.  \nWeather charts are sent back as an attachment to the e-mail address of  \nthe requestor.You will receive an e-mail for each individual chart you  \nrequest.Responses are sent from the following NWS e-mail server:  \nNWS.FTPMail.OPS@noaa.gov  \nTurnaround time is generally under 5 minutes,but performance may varydepending on your e-mail provider,and receipt cannot be guaranteed.  \nThis is an automated system -Correct capitalization for commands,directory and file names are critical.The system is case sensitive.Commands are lower case,while most(not all)Chart Id′s are uppercase.  \nYou can request a single chart,or request multiple charts within asingle e-mail request.  \nFile size for most weather charts average 35KB but can be as much as110KB.Satellite imagery is much larger,usually between 150KB to over250KB.  \nThese chart files are in a compressed TIFF format,which can be viewed,by a number of software programs including Microsoft Internet Explorer.Suggestions for TIFF viewers may be found in the Worldwide MarineRadiofacsimile Broadcast Schedule Manual.  \nAttachments are received in UUencoded form.The majority of modern e-mail systems handle the conversion automatically,other users will needto run the UUdecode program for their particular system.See yoursystem administrator if you have any questions on this topic.  \nTo request charts,send a small script file via e-mail to NWSrequesting the desired file(s).  \nSend an e-mail to:NWS.FTPMail.OPS@noaa.govPut anything you like on the subject line  \nEnter a script in the body of the messageopencd faxget(Map ID)quit  \nExample:  To obtain the 96HR Wind/Wave Forecast VT00Z 10E-95W(Map ID  \nPJAM98.TIF),the e-mail script would contain the following:  \nopen  \ncd fax  \nget PJAM98.TIF  \nquit  \nSeveral charts can be requested within a single e-mail.  Each map  \nrequested will be sent back as an individual e-mail.  Example:  \nopencd fax  \nget PYEB86.TIFget PYEA86.TIFget PWEK11.TIFget evst99.jpgquit  \nSome e-mail systems used by ships do not allow e-mail to be sentdirectly back to the ship(reply to)unless the sender has an accountwith the e-mail provider.  In addition many ships are set up so theycan only receive or download e-mail from a single controlled point,usually at the company or agents office.  To have the weather chartssent back to a different e-mail address,in the first line of thescript put reply-to (e-mail address)where you want the charts to besent).  \nExample:  To obtain the 96HR Wind/Wave Forecast VT00Z 10E-95W(Map IDPJAM98.TIF),and have it sent to another e-mail address(xyzcompany@marine.com),the script file would contain the following:  \nreply-to xyzcompany@marine.comopencd faxget PJAM98.TIFquit  \nNATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE  \nATLANTIC  \nProduct/Chart  \n                                           Chart ID  \nWIND/SEAS  \nSea State Analysis VT12Z 10E-95WPJAA99.TIFSea State Analysis 45W-85WPWAA90.TIF24HR Wind/Wave Forecast 45W-85WPWAE10.TIF48HR Wind/Wave Forecast 10E-95WPJAI10.TIF48HR Wave Period Forecast 10E-95WPJAI20.TIF96HR Wind/Wave Forecast VT00Z 10E-95WPJAM98.TIF96HR Wave Period Forecast VT00Z 10E-95WPJAM88.TIFWIND/SEAS(United Kingdom Met Office)  \nSea/Swell/Wind Direction Analysis North AtlanticPJGA93.TIF24HR Sea/Swell/Wind Direction North AtlanticPJGE93.TIF36HR Sea/Swell/Wind Direction North AtlanticPJLG98.TIF48HR Sea/Swell/Wind Direction North AtlanticPJGI93.TIFPreliminary Surface Analysis 45W-85WPYAD10.TIFSurface Analysis(Part 1)10E-45WPYAA11.TIFSurface Analysi","cbCaidQNgd5lhh7K","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaidQNgd5lhh7K","pdf",9501124,82,"English","# Weather Chart FTP Email Procedures\n## Requesting Charts by E-mail\n## Command Script Rules and File Retrieval\n## Sending Charts to a Different Reply-To Address\n## Chart Types and Product/Chart Listings","[{\"question\":\"How can users request National Weather Service weather charts by e-mail?\",\"answer\":\"Send a small script file by e-mail to NWS.FTPMail.OPS@noaa.gov and include commands to open the fax directory, get the desired chart files, then quit. You can request a single chart or multiple charts in one e-mail request.\"},{\"question\":\"What rules apply to command capitalization and chart IDs?\",\"answer\":\"The system is case sensitive. Commands must be lower case, while most chart IDs are uppercase. Correct capitalization for commands, directory names, and file names is critical.\"},{\"question\":\"How are the requested chart files delivered and what are the typical file sizes?\",\"answer\":\"Each requested map is returned as an individual e-mail attachment to the requestor. Most weather charts average about 35 KB, while satellite imagery is usually between 150 KB and over 250 KB, delivered as compressed TIFF files in UUencoded form.\"}]","National Weather Service Radiofacsimile Weather Charts - FTP Email Procedures | PDF",207]