NOTICE (17 March 2020):  The VMT buoy is experiencing power system issues and is
reporting intermittently. The buoy will be recovered and repaired as soon as possible.

Most recent observations: 31 March 2020 10:00

Wind speed:                8.7 kts
Wind gust:                   22.3 kts
Wind direction:            E (94° true)
Air Temperature:         25.8 °F
Relative humidity:        32.6 %
Barometric pressure:   1015.3 mbar
Solar radiation:            223.9 W/m²

Significant wave height:        0.5 ft
Maximum wave height:         1.0 ft
Dominant wave period:         2.2 sec
Wave direction:                     58.0°

Surface Current Speed:         NaN kts
Surface Current Direction:      NaN°

Wind, wave, and current roses (last 24h)
Following convention, the spokes on the wind rose and the wave rose indicate the direction wind and waves are traveling from. The spokes on the current rose indicate direction the current is traveling to.
For all roses, the length of the spoke indicates frequency of that sighting, and color indicates magnitude (refer to the color scale for each rose). That is, the largest spoke is the most common direction, and the hottest color is the largest value.
For more information please see this article on the use of wind roses.

Recent conditions (last 5 days):

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