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Rex Marine and Norwalk Cove Marina
 

 

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Rex Marine Center  

Fuel Prices at Norwalk Cove
89 Octane Gas
$ 4.30 /gal   &
Diesel  $ 4.40 /gal

 *Prices subject to change

 

Prices are LOW  - Top off and Pump Out Now 

Weather:
Saturday, Nov. 2'nd 
Mostly Sunny  
Highs in the Low 60's
and lows in the 40's.
Tides: H 10:53 AM L 5:42 PM 
   
Sunday, Nov. 3'rd 
 
Mostly Sunny   
Highs in the mid  50's  
and lows in the
High 20's.
Tides: L 5:09 AM H 10:37 PM 

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Cove Store Hours
Mon - Sat  8:00- 5:00
Sun  8:00 - 4:00  

Cove Fuel Dock Hours
Mon - Sun  8:00 - 5:00
Pump Out is OPEN

Weather Permitting
 

 

Captains Cup Hours

Fri - Sun  7:30 - 3:00
Closing Sun. Nov. 3'rd 

Rex Store Hours
Mon - Fri  8:00 - 5:30 
Sat  8:00 - 5:00
 
Sun  9:00 - 3:00

 
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Closing Sunday

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SALE At the Cove
Nautical
Boutique !
 
 
See our inventory clearance table for select items up to 40% OFF

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Time to Winterize your Systems !

 

Temperatures are now getting low enough where you need to be concerned about winterizing your boat systems !  The promise of warm weather this Saturday gives you the perfect opportunity to complete your winterizing.  (check out the predicted low on Sunday !) 

 

Here are some systems to drain and winterize with "pink stuff "  (non-toxic propylene glycol antifreeze):

 

Toilets & holding tank
Freshwater tanks and accumulator tank
Water heater 

All pumps, hoses & external showers
Ice Maker and hoses 

Refrigeration and air-conditioning condensers

Bait well, wash down pumps and hoses
Shower sumps and drain hoses
Bilge pumps and hoses

Engine salt water cooling (strainers too)  

 

And don't forget to remove water, soda and other bottles and cans ! 

Spaces are Going Fast !

 

Norwalk Cove  Winter spaces are filling fast - If you need a winter contract, please contact the Service Department at  203-838-3681 or Click HERE

 

For Cove Winterizing Service: Click HERE  

 

Rex Marine contracts are:  HERE

 

Note: Rex has limited indoor storage space   still available.   

 

Reserve your space and winterizing service now !  

 

Plan to Attend the Stamford Christmas Parade of Lights

Save the date:   November 30'th 6PM


After Party and Awards Ceremony at the Crab Shell

MC is WABC-TV's Dr. Bill Evans

Inside and Outside Bars plus  Live Music

See the Website for applications, information and pictures

I want to be a Yacht Captain ! 

 

Seven year old boy to his Mom...wife of a yacht captain...

 

"Mom, when I grow up, I want to be a yacht captain like Dad!"  

 

Mom's reply...."Sorry, Son, but you can't do both!" 

 

Why is a Nor'easter a Big Deal ?

 

Typically found along the east coast of the US & Canada, a Nor'easter is a macro storm named from the direction the wind is coming from. It starts when a large cyclonic low pressure system passes just off the east coast and picks up energy as the converging polar cold air meets the warmer ocean air warmed by the gulf stream. Winds in the left-forward quadrant rotate onto land from the northeast and the waves start building. 

 

Not unlike a hurricane, a Nor'easter is cyclonic and spins to the left. The combination of higher velocity winds on the storm's left side and the forward movement of the storm can add to its strength.

 

If the winds alone weren't enough, the fetch of Long Island Sound allows waves to build to dangerous and damaging levels. With heavy rain, hurricane force winds and huge waves building, coastal damage and erosion is virtually guaranteed.

 
The Aquarium is Sponsoring a "Name the Boat" Contest  

The Maritime Aquarium at Norwalk is looking for local students to help choose a name for its new research vessel in a "Name the Boat" contest open to Norwalk students in grades three through 12.  

 

The Maritime Aquarium's $2.7 million, 65-foot catamaran is being built at the Robert E. Derecktor shipyard in Mamaroneck, N.Y., and is expected to make its debut in late spring.

 

Click HERE for More,

 

And HERE  for the Press Release.

 

Another World - Minutes from the Dock
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