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  1. Tropical cyclone positions, forecast tracks, watches and warnings are provided by the National Hurricane Center and/or the Central Pacific Hurricane Center. DART® II Performance Characteristic/Specification Summary. Search historical meteorological data for observations that meet your threshhold conditions.

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      Observations. You may find marine observations on this...

    • Information

      IOOS® Program Info - Find information on NOAA's Integrated...

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      US Dept of Commerce National Oceanic and Atmospheric...

    • All Stations (Map)

      Note: The tropical storm cone of uncertainty contains the...

    • Ship Obs Report

      The National Data Buoy Center's Ship Observations Report...

    • BuoyCAMs

      The National Data Buoy Center's map of weather statins with...

  2. Buoy Data - EB61 GULF OF MEXICO. Historical buoy data are provided by NCEI from links in the table below; data are in the netCDF format.

  3. 5 dni temu · Station 42001. (LLNR 1465) - MID GULF - 180 nm South of Southwest Pass, LA. The highly endangered Rice's whale, a newly identified species, inhabit the northeastern Gulf of Mexico year-round along the continental shelf-break between 100m and 400m depth.

  4. The Gulf of Mexico Data Atlas is a map collection of the long-term physical, biological, environmental, economic, and living marine resource data that define the baseline conditions of Gulf of Mexico ecosystems.

  5. Growing from the “Gulf of Mexico Coastal and Ocean Zones Strategic Assessment Data Atlas” published by NOAAs National Ocean Service in 1985 as a large hardcopy tabletop book, the new Gulf of Mexico Data Atlas updates and expands that publication in an online, digital format.

  6. The National Data Buoy Center mobile ready page provides a list of available stations with marine observations in the Gulf of Mexico region.

  7. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s (NOAA) National Data Buoy Center (NDBC) has operated the three buoys in the deep waters of the Gulf of Mexico for more than 30 years. Stations 42001, 42002, and 42003 constitute the longest

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