June 29, 1999

Today's Weather
Today's Boat Assignments
Highlights of the day
Selected Photos of the Day
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	Today's weather	Links to current weather sites
	Partly Sunny and very humid. Thunderstorms likely mainly late with downpours and strong gusty winds possible. Highs in the mid 80s. South winds 10 to 15 MPH. POP 70. SW Winds 15 to 20 KT. Seas 4 to 5 FT. Chance of isolated showers and thunderstorms this evening.	Current Meteorological data from Tuckerton Current NOAA marine forecast Current NOAA forecast

Today's Boat Assignments

Arabella	in dock
Caleta	Biological Sampling, Tidal Current Study in the Bay	Chris Gregg, Hong Guang Ma, Bob Chant, Rich Styles, Capt. Ron
Northstar 4	n/a
Zodiac	n/a
Northstar 6	n/a

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Notable Scientific Results of the day

Today's highlights have not yet been reported.

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Selected Pictures from Today

	Jess models off the new Meteorological Buoy which was initialized today.		The Met Buoy will send live meteorological data from 20 miles out in the ocean to the shore station every minute. At the station, the data will immediately be posted on the web for the world to witness.
	MetOcean representative Nick, assists with the calibration of a new ADCP compass.		Liz and Nick rotate the ADCP to insure that the compass is positioned correctly. The orange tube in the background is the external battery pack for the ADCP which allows the device to operate 8 times longer.

Last reviewed: June 30, 1999