Marine Buoys
MARINE WEATHER/DATA BUOYS
NOAA Wave Watch with
animation and still charts that show wave height, peak period and wind speed and
direction projected out over the next 126 hours.
National Weather
Service Forecast for West
Central Florida.
National
Data
Buoy
Center's
Recent Data Page. Select an area and then pick a reporting station to see wave,
wind and weather information.
Doppler radar loop
Wind Speeds/Water
Temps
Tampa Bay Physical
Oceanographic Real-Time System (PORTS): Real-time currents, water levels, winds,
wave height, visibility, air and water temperatures and barometric pressure at
multiple locations with a data dissemination system that includes telephone
voice response, modem dial-up, dedicated modem displays, and World Wide
Web/Internet sites.
University
of
South Florida Coastal Ocean Monitoring
and Prediction System (COMPS): Provides additional data needed for a variety of
management issues, including more accurate predictions of coastal flooding by
storm surge, safety and efficiency of marine navigation, search and rescue
efforts, and fisheries management, as well as supporting basic research
programs.
Florida
Middle Grounds Buoy from the
National
Data
Buoy
Center.