Station 44065 - Search and Rescue Data

Entrance to New York Harbor
40.369 N 73.703 W (40°22'10" N 73°42'10" W)

Right whales are active off NY. Speed restrictions of 10 knots apply to vessels 65 feet or greater in specific areas along the mid-Atlantic coast. To learn more about right whales and rules protecting them, go to: http://nmfs.noaa.gov/pr/shipstrike

Average surface winds - six hour block.

Date	UTC	Average Wind Dir True	Average Wind Spd Knots	Wind Obs	Average Seas Ft	Wave Obs
11-23-2009	1800Z	46	21	5	6	4
11-23-2009	1200Z	45	19	6	6	6
11-23-2009	0600Z	65	21	6	6	3
11-23-2009	0000Z	72	18	6	4	5
11-22-2009	1800Z	46	13	6	3	5
11-22-2009	1200Z	23	13	6	3	6
11-22-2009	0600Z	10	14	6	3	6
11-22-2009	0000Z	332	8	6	2	6
11-21-2009	1800Z	302	9	6	2	6
11-21-2009	1200Z	298	13	6	3	6
11-21-2009	0600Z	281	16	6	3	6
11-21-2009	0000Z	278	16	6	3	5
11-20-2009	1800Z	281	19	6	4	5
11-20-2009	1200Z	251	12	6	5	6
11-20-2009	0600Z	149	15	6	4	6
11-20-2009	0000Z	113	10	6	4	6
11-19-2009	1800Z	78	14	6	4	4
11-19-2009	1200Z	60	15	6	4	5
11-19-2009	0600Z	64	14	6	4	5
11-19-2009	0000Z	73	15	6	5	5

The six-hour averages are calculated as follows:

The 0000Z average uses data from 2100Z to 0259Z.
The 0600Z average uses data from 0300Z to 0859Z.
The 1200Z average uses data from 0900Z to 1459Z.
The 1800Z average uses data from 1500Z to 2059Z.

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