Hourly Buoy Data

Buoys and stations collecting real-time weather and ocean data including winds, waves, visibility, air temperature, water temperature at various depths in the Northeast.
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Latest Conditions:
Highest Winds
34 knots (40 mph, 64 kph)
06:00 PM EST
NOAA 44137 - East Scotia Slope
Biggest Waves
15.4 ft (4.7 m)
06:00 PM EST
NOAA 44137 - East Scotia Slope

Latest Updates

New Wave Buoy in Cape Cod Bay  

A new high-tech wave-monitoring buoy, supported by state and federal agencies, was recently deployed in Cape Cod bay. The buoy will provide sea-state information in Cape Cod Bay to improve safety and efficiency of marine transportation as mariners approach or exit the Cape Cod Canal.

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