Observed —5:57 AM EDT local
NDBC Station CMPO1
Wind
No wind data reported.
The arc on the rim marks where the wind is coming from, and the arrow points the way the air is moving. Strength is on the Beaufort scale below.
Sea state and swell
The wave profile is drawn to scale: amplitude from the reported significant wave height, wavelength from the dominant period. The boat is a 6 m reference.
Air and sea temperature
Sea surface temperature against air temperature drives fog formation and, over warm water, storm intensification.
Barometric pressure
Below 1000 hPa usually means an active low; a rapid fall is the classic warning sign of an approaching storm.
Sun and moon
- Elevation
- -19.0°
- Azimuth
- 80°
- Solar noon
- 1:21 PM
- Day length
- 11h 30m
Computed from this buoy's exact coordinates.
Observation trend
EARF started recording this station recently and holds no observations from the last 12 hours. Two are needed to draw a line. Stations report roughly every 30 minutes, so the trend fills in from here; try a longer range meanwhile.
EARF keeps a rolling record of every report this buoy sends, so you can look back over the last 1 to 24 hours.
Raw observation
No observation data
Station
- Station ID
- CMPO1
- Type
- C-MAN coastal station
- Region
- Ohio
- Coordinates
- 41.547°, -83.015°
- Time zone
- America/New York (EDT)
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