A link to a bouy 120 east of Canaveral

[edcrbnsoul]

To those of you looking for information on the incoming hurricane

Please stay safe I'm glad so many are heeding the warnings this time.

http://www.ndbc.noaa.gov/station_page.php?station=41010

This is a NOAA weather bouy it give wave height and wind speeds in knots

Knots to MPH conversion

KTS to MPH 5 Knots = 5.8 MPH
10 Knots = 11.5 MPH
15 Knots = 17.3 MPH
20 Knots = 23.0 MPH
25 Knots = 28.8 MPH
30 Knots = 34.6 MPH
35 Knots = 40.3 MPH
40 Knots = 46.1 MPH
45 Knots = 51.8 MPH
50 Knots = 57.6 MPH
55 Knots = 63.4 MPH
60 Knots = 69.1 MPH
65 Knots = 74.9 MPH
70 Knots = 80.6 MPH
75 Knots = 86.4 MPH
80 Knots = 92.2 MPH
85 Knots = 97.9 MPH
90 Knots = 103.7 MPH
95 Knots = 109.4 MPH
100 Knots = 115.2 MPH
105 Knots = 121.0 MPH
110 Knots = 126.7 MPH
115 Knots = 132.5 MPH
120 Knots = 138.2 MPH
125 Knots = 144.0 MPH
130 Knots = 149.8 MPH
135 Knots = 155.5 MPH
140 Knots = 161.3 MPH
145 Knots = 167.0 MPH
150 Knots = 172.8 MPH

 

[DoeWDW]

Thanks for the link - very interesting!! 15 foot waves - WOW! I see the normal waves are around 9 - 10 feet lately, which still sounds like big waves to me!

 

[jfulcer]

Try this link instead - this one is 20 NM E of Canaveral - this will give a clearer picture of what is happening at the port.

http://www.ndbc.noaa.gov/station_page.php?station=41009

 

[jfulcer]

This one is at Lake Worth, Florida which is just north of Miami Beach (about halfway inbetween Pt St Lucie and Fort Lauderdale)


http://www.ndbc.noaa.gov/station_page.php?station=LKWF1

 

[jfulcer]

East of Miami:

http://www.ndbc.noaa.gov/station_page.php?station=FWYF1

This one is starting to show winds around 35 mph.

 

[edcrbnsoul]

Thanks Jeff I just went on their hurricane page and those are what they had up.

 

[Capt. Barbosa]

Wow the waves are getting high out there 20 ft now.

Hope everyone stays safe in Fla.

 

[LisaSt]

None of the links are currently working for some reason.