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For the offshore fishing boat captain, meteorological buoy data is very important.

Moored buoys provide wind speed and direction, wave height, pressure changes, and other key data about marine conditions and developing storms along the coast that can make or break a 25 mile out trip. That far offshore, the weather can be drastically different than at the marina.

The links on this page can help you find the information you need to be prepared and have a great trip.

West Coast Buoy Data

Station 42021 - CMP4 - Pasco County Buoy, FL

Owned and maintained by University of South Florida

Location: 8.3 N 83.3 W (28°18'06" N 83°17'55" W)

Goto NOAA National Buoy Data Center

Station 42022 - CMP24 - West Florida Central Buoy

Owned and maintained by University of South Florida

Location: 27.50 N 83.72 W (27°29'43" N 83°43'28" W)

Goto NOAA National Buoy Data Center

Station 42024 - W. FL MERHAB

Owned and maintained by University of South Florida

Location: 27.46 N 84.22 W (27°27'50" N 84°13'09" W)

Goto NOAA National Buoy Data Center

Station 42013 - NA2 - Navy-2

Owned and maintained by University of South Florida

Location: 27.16 N 82.95 W (27°9'9" N 82°57'2" W)

Goto NOAA National Buoy Data Center

Other Marine Station Data

There are many other smaller marine stations around Tampa Bay area that can provide helpful navigation and weather information.

Goto other Other NOAA Tampa Area Marine Stations Page

East Coast Buoy Data

Station 41009 - CANAVERAL 20 NM East Of Cape Canaveral

Owned and maintained by National Data Buoy Center

Location: 28.50 N 80.17 W (28°30'03"N 80°09'55"W)

Goto NOAA National Buoy Data Center

Station 41010 - CANAVERAL EAST 120NM East Of Cape Canaveral

Owned and maintained by National Data Buoy Center

Location: 28.95 N 78.47 W (28°57'10"N 78°28'43"W)

Goto NOAA National Buoy Data Center

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