Station 44005 (LLNR 820) - GULF OF MAINE - 78 NM East of Portsmouth, NH

Owned and maintained by National Data Buoy Center 3-meter discus buoy AMPS payload 43.201 N 69.128 W (43°12'3" N 69°7'42" W) Site elevation: sea level Air temp height: 4 m above site elevation Anemometer height: 5 m above site elevation Barometer elevation: sea level Sea temp depth: 1 m below water line Water depth: 180.7 m Watch circle radius: 341 yards Station reporting intermittently Caution: Right whales may be active in northeast waters year-round. NOAA may establish temporary Dynamic Management Areas (DMAs) to protect aggregations of right whales. Mariners are requested to transit DMAs at 10 knots or less when consistent with safe navigation. For information on currently active DMAs, go to: http://www.nmfs.noaa.gov/pr/shipstrike Latest NWS Marine Forecast 1 and Latest NWS Marine Forecast 2 Important Notice to Mariners Search And Rescue (SAR) Data Meteorological Observations from Nearby Stations and Ships Regional HF Radar Surface Current Observations Select Basemap Oceans Satellite Streets Topographic Large icon indicates selected station. Stations with recent data Stations with no data in last 8 hours      (24 hours for tsunami stations) Disclaimer

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• Data for last 5 days:These real time data have undergone gross error checking only. Please use with discretion.

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• Data for last 45 days:These real time data have undergone gross error checking only. Please use with discretion.

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  • Real time raw spectral wave data and their description.
  • Real time raw spectral wave (alpha1) data and their description.
  • Real time raw spectral wave (alpha2) data and their description.
  • Real time raw spectral wave (r1) data and their description.
  • Real time raw spectral wave (r2) data and their description.
  
  

• Quality controlled data for 2018 (data descriptions)
  • Standard meteorological data: Apr May Jun
  • Spectral wave density data: Apr May Jun
  • Spectral wave (alpha1) direction data: Apr May Jun
  • Spectral wave (alpha2) direction data: Apr May Jun
  • Spectral wave (r1) direction data: Apr May Jun
  • Spectral wave (r2) direction data: Apr May Jun
• Historical data (data descriptions)
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  • Spectral wave density data: 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2011b 2012 2014 2015 2016 2017
  • Spectral wave (alpha1) direction data: 2016 2017
  • Spectral wave (alpha2) direction data: 2016 2017
  • Spectral wave (r1) direction data: 2016 2017
  • Spectral wave (r2) direction data: 2016 2017
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• Climatic summary table (TXT) and plots of (description of tables and plots)
  
  • wind speed
  • air temperature
  • sea temperature
  • air-sea temperature
  • dew point temperature
  • air-dew point temperature
  • sea level pressure
  • peak wind
  • wind gust
  • significant wave height
  • average wave period
  • dominant wave period

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