Marine Weather
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MARINE FORECASTS
LOCAL COASTAL WATERS FORECASTS:
LOCAL WATCHES, WARNINGS & STATEMENTS:
OFFSHORE MARINE FORECASTS:
REGIONAL
COASTAL WATERS FORECASTS FOR THE EAST COAST
What is Significant Wave
Height ?
MARINE & COASTAL
OBSERVATIONS
LATEST
LOCAL AND REGIONAL OBSERVATIONS
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NOAA's NOWCOAST
Realtime Observations |
Latest Surface Wind/Wave Analysis |
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ADDITIONAL MARINE AND COASTAL OBSERVATIONS:
TIDES AND CURRENTS
TIDAL OBSERVATIONS
New York
- The
Battery, NY
- Bergen
Point West Reach, NY
- Kings
Point, NY
- Montauk,
NY
South Shore Of NYC/LI Back Bays
- East Rockaway Inlet at Atlantic
Beach, NY
- Great South Bay at Lindenhurst,
NY
- Hudson Bay at Freeport, NY
- Jamaica Bay at Inwood, NY
- Reynolds Channel at Point Lookout,
NY
- Rockaway Inlet near Floyd Bennett
Field, NY
Connecticut
- Bridgeport,
CT
- New
Haven, CT
- New
London, CT
- Stamford Hurricane Barrier,
CT
TIDE PREDICTIONS
CURRENTS
VALUABLE INFO FOR
MARINERS
SEA SURFACE TEMPERATURE
RIP CURRENTS
New
York Surf Zone Forecast
(Memorial Day - Labor Day Only)
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Rip Current Risk Definitions
A LOW RISK of rip currents implies that wind and/or wave conditions are not expected to support the development of rip currents. However...rip currents can still occur...especially in the vicinity of groins...jetties and piers. Know how to swim and heed the advice of beach patrol.
A MODERATE RISK of rip currents implies that wind and/or wave conditions support the development of stronger and/or more frequent rip currents. Please swim only in life guarded areas.
A HIGH RISK of rip currents implies that wind and/or wave conditions support the development of very strong rip currents. These rip currents will be life threatening to anyone who enters the surf.
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