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CIMT Realtime Wind Product

Wind for 11/24/2009 20:00 PacificTime

Ocean Buoy: 46042
Location:(36.75°N 122.41°W)
Wind Speed: 9.71 knots
Direction: 360°
Ocean Buoy: M2
Location:(36.95°N 122.4°W)
Wind Speed: 9.32 knots
Direction: 343°
Ocean Buoy: M1
Location:(36.75°N 122.01°W)
Wind Speed: 2.53 knots
Direction: 307°
Ocean Buoy: M0
Location:(36.83°N 121.9°W)
Land Station: LML
Location:(36.95°N 122.07°W)
Wind Speed: 1.75 knots
Direction: 129°
Land Station: MBA
Location:(36.62°N 121.9°W)
Wind Speed: 3.88 knots
Direction: 137°
Land Station: Pt. Sur
Location:(36.3°N 121.89°W)
Wind Speed: 0.39 knots
Direction: 145°
Land Station: Pigeon Pt.
Location:(37.18°N, 122.4°W)
Land Station: Del Monte Beach
Location:(36.6°N 121.87°W)
Wind Speed: 5.24 knots
Direction: 156°
Land Station: Granite Cyn
Location:(36.44°N 121.92°W)
Wind Speed: 1.17 knots
Direction: 73°
Land Station: Moss Landing
Location:(36.80°N 121.79°W)
Wind Speed: 0.58 knots
Direction: 355°
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The image depicts the measured (red) and NRL COAMPS® model-simulated (black) surface winds around the Monterey Bay. The direction the arrow points represents the direction towards which the wind blows. The length of the arrow represents the wind speed (in knots), which is also shown in color. The measurement locations are indicated by white dots.

This image is updated hourly. At each hour, for example 8:00, the image for the previous hour, 7:00 in this example, will be posted. Some observations can take a few hours to get into the system, so check images from previous hours (towards the end of the list at the right) for more complete data coverage.

Move the mouse over an observing station to see the geographic coordinates of the station, as well as the wind speed and direction (from which the wind blows) at the time displayed on the image. Click on an observing station in an image to see time series of wind speed and direction for the previous 48 hours, along with predictions for the closest land or sea model grid point as appropriate, for a 96-hour window around the image time. Click anywhere else within the model domain to see wind speed and direction for a 96-hour window centered on the time of the latest model run. The animation (click the link below the image) shows the surface winds during the past 48 hours and the forecast winds for the upcoming 24 hours.
 

CIMT Monterey Bay Winds Page is maintained by Peggy Li and was last modified on April 13, 2007