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Summary of SAR Breakout

Summary of SAR Breakout. Types Ocean Observations and Weather Information. Wave Height and Frequency Current Weather Synoptic Situation Atmospherics (Temp, Winds, Barometric Pressure, etc) Forecast & Trends Watches and Warnings Tides & Currents Water Temp, Clarity and O2 content.

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Summary of SAR Breakout

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  1. Summary of SAR Breakout

  2. Types Ocean Observationsand Weather Information • Wave Height and Frequency • Current Weather Synoptic Situation • Atmospherics (Temp, Winds, Barometric Pressure, etc) • Forecast & Trends • Watches and Warnings • Tides & Currents • Water Temp, Clarity and O2 content

  3. Current Sources of Information • News Outlets (TV & Radio) • Internet Links • NOAA VHF transmissions • XM Weather

  4. Most Desirable Information Not Currently Available • Real time near shore sea state expressed in 1 ft increments • Real time near shore surface current • Reliable early warning of approaching hazardous weather giving the boater at least 30 to 60 minutes to prepare. • Near real time visibility reports that give accurate indication of offshore sea fog • Updated Bathymetry of the coastal shore line with focus on inlets, passes and barrier islands • Real Time and forecast sea state and currents in our passes

  5. Wish List of New Tools/Products • 1. Broad area near shore sea state observations perhaps from SHF radar with small buoys to give accurate waves and current information in or near our passes. • 2. Increase emphasis on near term hazardous weather forecasting using advanced weather radar observations that will provide the near coastal boater at least 30 minutes of advanced warning. • 3. User friendly dissemination using an internet page with a synoptic mapping tool that provides a one-stop-shop for pertinent observations and forecasts.

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