Track real-time wave heights from the West Sole "A" AWS buoy (Station 62149) serving International. View live swell data, wave periods, wind direction, and ocean conditions now — essential for surfers, mariners, and forecasters.

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About West Sole "A" AWS Buoy

The West Sole "A" AWS buoy is part of the NOAA National Data Buoy Center (NDBC) network. It continuously measures swell height, wave period, direction, and marine weather for mariners near International. This data supports safe navigation, surf forecasting, weather modeling, and coastal research around International.

This platform is maintained by an international partner agency collaborating with NOAA to share global ocean observations. Sensors are hosted on an offshore energy platform, offering conditions directly over critical infrastructure corridors.

Data Applications

  • Surfers: Track swell height, period, and direction to time sessions and compare nearby breaks.
  • Mariners: Monitor sea state and wave energy for safer transits and offshore operations.
  • Weather forecasters: Analyze storm-driven waves and ocean-atmosphere interactions for regional forecasts.
  • Researchers: Study long-term wave climate trends, coastal erosion, and renewable energy potential.