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Buoy 41010 - Wave Height, Wind and Marine Conditions

2.1-meter ionomer foam buoy

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Wave
—
meters
Wind
5.0
knots
Gust
6.0
knots
Pressure
1018.3
hPa

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How to Use Buoy 41010 Data

Buoy 41010 shows live marine conditions for 2.1-meter ionomer foam buoy, including wave height, wind speed, gusts, pressure and related station data that can help with go or no-go decisions.

The latest reading is about latest readings are unavailable for wave height and 5.0 kn for wind speed, which currently points to good conditions. It sits inside the broader Florida picture, but this page helps you judge what is happening at the station itself.

Use this buoy page when you need station-level detail, fresher trend context and camera confirmation rather than a regional average alone.

Updated 40 mins ago. Data is based on the latest buoy observations.

Current Conditions

Wave Height
—
m
Wave Period
—
sec
Wind Speed
5.0
kn
Wind Gust
6.0
kn
Pressure
1018.3
hPa
Data Freshness
40 mins ago
latest report
explore Wind direction: E 110° water Water temp: 25.7 °C

Conditions Summary

Manageable sea state right now

Conditions look manageable right now with relatively lighter seas and wind at this station.

Condition level
Good conditions
Trend
stable
Conditions are stable with low trend volatility.
Signal watch
Wave: stable
Wind: stable
Pressure: stable

Wave, Wind and Pressure Trends

Designed to make the go / no-go decision clearer at a glance.

Wave

Wave height leads, period gives context for comfort and energy.

Wave Height Wave Period

Wind

Speed is the baseline; gusts show how much the sea state may spike.

Wind Speed Wind Gust
near_me Wind direction: E 110°

Pressure

Pressure trend is often the cleanest signal for improving or deteriorating weather.

Pressure

Marine Context

Water and air temperature help judge comfort, exposure and sea feel.

Water Temp Air Temp

Marine Details

Wind direction
E 110°
Sunrise
10:14 UTC
Sunset
00:12 UTC
Nearest camera station
41009
92.4 nm away
Water temperature
25.7 °C
Nearby region
Florida

This station currently provides wave, wind, pressure and temperature context. Tide, visibility and official NOAA watches/warnings are not included in the current station feed used by this page.

Latest Camera Image

Visual confirmation helps verify surface texture, visibility and light.

Camera online
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Nearby Buoys

Compare neighboring stations before committing to a departure window.

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Distance 92.4 nm Wave — m Wind 5.0 kn
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#2 Buoy 41113
Waverider Buoy
Distance 111.8 nm Wave 0.7 m Wind — kn
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#3 Buoy TRDF1
Water Level Observation Network
Distance 114.6 nm Wave — m Wind 3.1 kn
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#4 Buoy 41068
Moored Buoy
Distance 118.2 nm Wave — m Wind 6.0 kn
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#5 Buoy 41069
Moored Buoy
Distance 124.7 nm Wave — m Wind 6.0 kn
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About This Station

What this station shows

This buoy reports core go / no-go signals such as wind speed, gusts, wave height, wave period, pressure and temperature when NOAA makes them available. It is one of the station pages used to read local marine conditions inside the broader Florida picture.

Why conditions matter here

Station-level readings help confirm whether the local sea state is calmer than the broader region or whether stronger wind and larger seas are building right where you plan to go.

How to read this buoy data

For most skippers, wind speed and gusts come first, wave height and period come next, and pressure trend helps judge whether the weather is likely to improve or deteriorate. The camera block below adds visual confirmation, which is especially useful when the numbers look borderline but not clearly rough.

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What These Conditions Mean

How to read wave height

Wave height is one of the clearest comfort and safety signals for buoy 41010. When the latest wave reading is missing, nearby stations and regional trend pages help fill in the picture.

Why wind speed matters

The wind reading for buoy 41010 is around 5.0 kn. Stronger wind often makes chop steeper, increases spray and can make docking, fishing or longer crossings more difficult.

What good, moderate and rough mean

Good conditions generally point to calmer seas and lighter wind, but boaters should still check local changes and station freshness.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does buoy 41010 measure?

Buoy 41010 reports core marine signals such as wave height, wind speed, gusts, pressure and temperature when NOAA makes them available. These readings help explain both comfort and risk on the water.

What is the current wave height at buoy 41010?

The latest wave height at buoy 41010 is about latest readings are unavailable. Higher wave height generally means a rougher ride, but wave period and wind still matter for the full picture.

What is the wind speed at buoy 41010?

Wind speed at buoy 41010 is currently around 5.0 kn. Stronger wind can quickly steepen chop and make sea state more difficult even before wave height rises much further.

How often is buoy 41010 updated?

Buoy 41010 is shown using the latest reporting interval available from NOAA. On this page the current reading was updated 40 mins ago, and trend charts use cached station history for context.

Where is buoy 41010 located?

Buoy 41010 is located near coordinates 28.8600, -78.4780. That position helps you judge how representative the station is for your route, inlet, harbor or offshore area.

Does buoy 41010 have a camera?

Yes. Buoy 41010 currently has camera imagery available, so you can use both the numeric readings and the latest visual sea-state check together.

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