HyCODE Data Pages - Sun. July 22, 2001 (Day 203)

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Today's Atmospheric/Ocean Weather

Morning Evening

ATMOSPHERE --- Mostly sunny with hight Cirrus today and temps near 80. South to southeast winds dominated the day, but were weak to minimal. The PHILLS plane flew today testing equipment.

Plots of today's weather data from the Field Station are shown below. Times are in GMT.
Other Sites: Current NOAA marine forecast, The Weather Channel, Buoy Observations


Temperature
Pressure
Humidity
Solar Radiation
Wind Speed
Wind Direction

OCEAN -- There were no boat outings today, or good satellite imagery. So we don't have any info to go on but that from the nodes. We will assume that the water column remains mixed, with inshore chlorophyll blooms, and strong ones. It seems that the northwesterlies blew the plankton inshore, but they stayed afloat, not mixing toward the bottom. There seems to be a nice stench along all the Jersey beaches today.
Ocean Floor - Node A
from 5 miles offshore
times in GMT
Spikes in data are due to profiles
Temperature
Salinity
Pressure (tides)
Wave Period
Wave Height
Ocean Floor - NodeB
from 6 miles offshore
times in GMT
Temperature
Salinity
Pressure (tides)
Wave Period
Wave Height
Node A - Last 2 Weeks Node B - Last 2 Weeks

Temperature
Salinity
Fluorometry
Temperature
Salinity
Fluorometry

Boat Cruise/AUV Information


  • R/V Caleta ------ Ocean Physics
    DOCK
  • R/V Arabella----- in Dock
    Capt. John,
  • R/V Walford----- Optics Cruise
    Dock
    		•
    Map of Standard Ship Transects

    Satellite/CODAR Data

    Low Pass
    Raw
    Long Range
    Morning CODAR Afternoon CODAR Morning CODAR Afternoon CODAR Morning CODAR Afternoon CODAR

    Last reviewed: July 22, 2001