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Sandettie wave buoy daily averages for Sep 2010

Daily averages from the Sandettie wave buoy for Sep 2010, including available wave height, period, direction, wind and sea temperature data.

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Sandettie wave buoy recorded 469 observations over 31 observed days in September 2010, against 30 calendar days, with 103% day coverage and no partial period. Average wave height was 2.3 ft and wave period 5.8 seconds, while average wind speed was 16.8 mph; water temperature had no observations.

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Average Wave Height

2.3ft
Observed range: 0.3 — 9.5ft

Available for 464 of 469 observations

Average Wave period

5.8secs
Observed range: 4 — 8secs

Available for 465 of 469 observations

Average Water temperature

-°C
Observed range: - — -°C

Available for 0 of 469 observations

Average Wind

WSW, 16.8mph
Observed range: 0 — 43.9mph

Chart showing grouped wave observations for Sandettie. Use the table on this page for a text version of the same measurements. To open hourly observations, use a linked day name in the table.

About Sandettie wave buoy

Sandettie Lightship (WMO 62304) is a UK Met Office station in the Dover Strait near the Sandettie Bank. Its position in a heavily trafficked and strongly tidal channel provides a valuable offshore view of wind, waves and visibility. The feed can include wave height and period, pressure, air and sea temperature, and other marine observations.

Sandettie wave buoy daily averages Sep 2010last observation shown
DayWave height (ft)Wave Period (s)Wind DirectionWind Speed (mph)Water Temp (°C)
16ENE11-
15ENE15-
15ENE10-
16E13-
15E19-
25ESE25-
26SW14-
25N13-
16W13-
15SW20-
15SSW19-
15W11-
25W18-
57WSW33-
36W28-
26W21-
36NW16-
27W12-
26WSW26-
35SW26-
16SSW8-
16SSE9-
15S17-
35NW21-
77NNW30-
66N26-
27SSW8-
27NNW6-
16S8-
15WSW16-
The observation data displayed on this page is from the UK Met Office.

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