Live Wave Conditions Across Washington

Explore 43 buoy stations along the Washington coast. 43 stations are currently transmitting live wave data. This network delivers wave height, swell period, wind trends, and marine weather trusted by surfers, boaters, and ocean professionals.

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Washington Wave Monitoring Network

Comprehensive wave data coverage across Washington's coastline from trusted sources including NOAA NDBC. Each station provides real-time measurements of wave height, period, direction, and wind conditions - essential data for surf forecasting, marine navigation, and coastal research.

All Washington Wave Monitoring Stations

About Washington Wave Monitoring Network

The Washington wave monitoring network consists of 43 strategically positioned buoy stations that provide comprehensive coverage of coastal conditions. These stations are operated by trusted organizations including NOAA NDBC, ensuring reliable and accurate data for various marine applications.

For Surfers

  • Real-time wave height and swell period data
  • Wind wave direction for optimal surf timing
  • Historical patterns for seasonal planning
  • Multiple coastal regions for spot comparison

For Mariners

  • Sea state conditions for safe navigation
  • Wave forecasting for trip planning
  • Real-time marine weather updates
  • Comprehensive coastal coverage

For Researchers

  • Long-term wave climate data
  • Coastal erosion monitoring
  • Ocean-atmosphere interaction studies
  • High-quality validated datasets

Whether you're checking surf conditions for your next session, planning a maritime expedition, or conducting oceanographic research, the Washington buoy network provides the comprehensive wave data you need for informed decision-making along the coast.