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NOTICE:
We are currently switching our model to a new supercomputer.
During this time the web site graphics feed is expected to be
interrupted or delayed.
The production models are running normally on our
supercomputer and our
production FTP server and
NOMADS data server are
being updated. The only impact is to our post-processed graphical
products displayed from this server. We apologize for the
inconvenience.
Some WW3 graphics may be found on the
NCO Model Guidance site
Select Model Type of WW3 and choose a Model Area.
Here you can view any of the individual WAVEWATCH III® graphic products
generated during the last six model runs. Simply follow the steps and
click to choose the Model, Forecast Zone, Model Run Time, Product, and then click
on a Forecast Time (0 is the nowcast, negative times are hindcasts, positive
times are forecasts). Buoy information for the selected region is also given
in the form of spectral plots, source term plots, and Spectral Bulletins.
Current Product Selection:
Atlantic (Global) (Latest run) 2020/03/30 18z
Significant Wave Height and Peak Direction
The significant wave height is a
measure for the wave height, and closely corresponds to
what a trained observer would consider to be the mean wave height. Note that
the highest wave height of an individual wave will be significantly larger.
Step 1: Choose a Model
Step 2: Choose a Forecast Zone
Step 3: Choose a Model Run Time
Step 4: Choose a Product
Step 5: Select a Forecast Time to view the product
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Forecast times are
relative to the start time: 0Z, 6Z, 12Z, or 18Z
Buoy Data for Atlantic multi_1
(Latest run) 2020/03/30 18z
Note: A tutorial on the spectral and source term graphics
is available here.
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