Nice graph!
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marble
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what do you mean exactly?
jimi
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if you click on the above link it shows the average wave height at Station 62081 - K2 Buoy to the SW of Ireland to be just under 40ft
marble
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I see. 40ft is not too bad /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif wow
phatcat1
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Are you bored today perchance!
jimi
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Not really, are you? .. looking at the weather out there gives an indication what's on the way
phatcat1
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its Monday, I have tons to do, and am suffering from complete lack of motivation, and yes I am bored, hence reading the forum!
Need a kick start really!
Need a kick start really!
westernsailor
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http://www.marine.ie/home/publicationsdata/data/buoys
The above is a link to the Irish Marine Weather Buoy Network.
As the weather forecast say " There is a warning is heavy swells..."
Glad I am not out there today.
The above is a link to the Irish Marine Weather Buoy Network.
As the weather forecast say " There is a warning is heavy swells..."
Glad I am not out there today.
ParaHandy
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jist a meenit .. 80m to the east is anither buoy which is just east of where it shelves from +1000mt to 200mt so waves, you'd think, might be bigger, eh, harrumph? this one's oirish and waves are 20ft lower ... mind, yours is run by the met office
oops ... verra sorry .. pls accept apologies ... grovel, grovel ... i know it was wrong tae suggest yer tubs a slaver running oot a falmooth and that youse nivver ever hae fallen asleep whilst onboard leaving yer cargo orra miserable humanity tae fend fer itsel .. etc etc
oops ... verra sorry .. pls accept apologies ... grovel, grovel ... i know it was wrong tae suggest yer tubs a slaver running oot a falmooth and that youse nivver ever hae fallen asleep whilst onboard leaving yer cargo orra miserable humanity tae fend fer itsel .. etc etc
DeeGee
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[ QUOTE ]
if you click on the above link it shows the average wave height at Station 62081 - K2 Buoy to the SW of Ireland to be just under 40ft
[/ QUOTE ]Wonder what the s.d is on that? Also, what happens to all these Tsunami-like waves - where do they go?
if you click on the above link it shows the average wave height at Station 62081 - K2 Buoy to the SW of Ireland to be just under 40ft
[/ QUOTE ]Wonder what the s.d is on that? Also, what happens to all these Tsunami-like waves - where do they go?
ParaHandy
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yea well, orlright .. the buoy to the north's 50ft and the one to NW is 40ft and ... must be the guinness ...
Koeketiene
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Consider yourself kicked /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif
Know exactly how you feel - motivation at an all time low.
Just been informed by N1 (personnel to you civvies) that they've put a limit on the amount of leave/time in lieu, etc... we're allowed to carry over to 2007.
As a result I'll be off from Dec 15th till jan 8th.
Suggestions for a winter cruise anyone?
Know exactly how you feel - motivation at an all time low.
Just been informed by N1 (personnel to you civvies) that they've put a limit on the amount of leave/time in lieu, etc... we're allowed to carry over to 2007.
As a result I'll be off from Dec 15th till jan 8th.
Suggestions for a winter cruise anyone?
Sinbad2222
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That old chestnut - yawn
drawp
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Jimi,
You might find this interesting. It is the trace from our barograph for the last few days. I am sorry if it is not too clear but if you enlarge the image, you should be able to see the graph. Note the dramatic rise in pressure yesterday. This what caused the big waves at your wavebuoy. We are at 60deg 32N, 00deg54W but it is the same weather system.
And yes, I am bored as well.
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You might find this interesting. It is the trace from our barograph for the last few days. I am sorry if it is not too clear but if you enlarge the image, you should be able to see the graph. Note the dramatic rise in pressure yesterday. This what caused the big waves at your wavebuoy. We are at 60deg 32N, 00deg54W but it is the same weather system.
And yes, I am bored as well.
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ParaHandy
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Re: dramatic rise in pressure ...
hmm ... that'd be aboot ra time himsel' finished ra curry ... ?!
hmm ... that'd be aboot ra time himsel' finished ra curry ... ?!
jimi
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Re: dranatic rise in pressure ...
Maybe I'm an anorak but I like looking at the bouy readings and tying it into forecasts .. bit like looking out the window really!
Maybe I'm an anorak but I like looking at the bouy readings and tying it into forecasts .. bit like looking out the window really!
Twister_Ken
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Re: dranatic rise in pressure ...
Err, weird, but the graph seems to start at 18 feet, so does that mean the waves are really <span style="color:red"> only </span> 22 feet high?
Err, weird, but the graph seems to start at 18 feet, so does that mean the waves are really <span style="color:red"> only </span> 22 feet high?
ParaHandy
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Re: dranatic rise in pressure ...
anorak .. ?? cringe, i was doing the same on 62103 (channel lightship) with new source of grib files whilst you were looking at 62081 ... grib files not bad, so far ....
anorak .. ?? cringe, i was doing the same on 62103 (channel lightship) with new source of grib files whilst you were looking at 62081 ... grib files not bad, so far ....