Due to the approach of hurricane dean, aids to navigation and structures in the gulf of mexico may be…

Original warning text

1. DUE TO THE APPROACH OF HURRICANE DEAN,
   AIDS TO NAVIGATION AND STRUCTURES IN THE
   GULF OF MEXICO MAY BE DAMAGED OR DESTROYED.
   LIGHTED AND UNLIGHTED BUOYS MAY MOVE FROM
   ASSIGNED POSITIONS, BE DAMAGED, EXTINGUISHED,
   SINK, OR OTHERWISE MADE INOPERATIVE. MARINERS
   SHOULD NOT RELY COMPLETELY UPON THE POSITION
   OR OPERATION OF AN AID TO NAVIGATION IN THESE
   AREAS, BUT SHOULD ALSO EMPLOY SUCH OTHER METHODS
   OF DETERMINING POSITION AS MAY BE AVAILABLE.
   WRECKS AND SUBMERGED OBSTRUCTIONS MAY MOVE FROM
   CHARTED LOCATIONS AND PIPELINES MAY BECOME
   UNCOVERED OR MOVE DUE TO THE FORCE OF STORM
   SURGE. STORM SURGE AND WINDS MAY CREATE SHOALS
   IN AFFECTED WATERS. MARINERS ARE URGED TO USE
   EXTREME CAUTION AND REPORT ALL AIDS TO NAVIGATION
   DISCREPANCIES TO THE NEAREST COASTAL STATION.
2. MARINERS ARE ADVISED TO SEEK SAFE HARBOR AS
   SOON AS POSSIBLE.