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Scarborough wave buoy daily averages for Feb 2022

Daily averages from the Scarborough wave buoy for Feb 2022, including available wave height, period, direction, wind and sea temperature data.

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Period Summary

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Scarborough recorded observations on 2 of 28 days in February 2022 (7% coverage). Average wave height and wind speed were 0 ft and 0 mph, wave period was 16.5 seconds, and water temperature was 4.5°C; across eight historical Februarys, averages were 4.1 ft, 8.3 seconds and 6.4°C respectively.

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Average Wave Height

0ft
Observed range: 0 — 0ft

Average Wave period

16.5secs
Observed range: 16 — 17secs

Average Wave Direction

WSW

Average Water temperature

4.5°C
Observed range: 2.2 — 6.8°C

Compared With Previous Februarys

Historical baseline from 5,402 observations across 8 years.

Wave Height
0ft
4.1ft below average
Historical average 4.1ft
Wave Period
16.5s
8.2s above average
Historical average 8.3s
Water Temperature
4.5°C
1.9°C below average
Historical average 6.4°C

Chart showing grouped wave observations for Scarborough. 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 Scarborough wave buoy

Scarborough is a Datawell Directional WaveRider station off the North Yorkshire coast. Deployed in January 2013, it records North Sea waves approaching Scarborough's bays and the neighbouring coastline. Available observations include wave height, period and direction, sea temperature and calculated wave power.

Scarborough wave buoy daily averages Feb 2022last observation shown
DayWave height (ft)Wave Period (s)Wave DirectionWater Temp (°C)
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016SW2.2
017W6.8
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The observation data displayed on this page is from the Regional Coastal Monitoring Programme.

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