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Old 09-18-2006, 08:39 PM
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Anyone have a better source for offshore weather . A bit tired of incorrect NOAA reports being wrong & not going when I should have.
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I have been using buoyweather.com,and I think it's pretty accurate.It's a subscription service for a 7 day forcast,but they offer a free 3 day forecast. check em' out.
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along with buoyweather.com I like to use http://www.maineharbors.com/. Have always thought they had pretty accurate reports.
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I just started using the bouy observations with the forecast to try to figure it out. I just learned the big difference between 2-4 and 2-4. its all in the wave frequency.....
space them out and its no big deal. but pack them in tight and hold on.
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i have been happy with buoyweather.com as well
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Anyone have a better source for offshore weather . A bit tired of incorrect NOAA reports being wrong & not going when I should have.

The weather should not matter, You own a 43 Torres.
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