Gold Coast wave monitoring
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Recent activity
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Significant wave height about this measurement
1.32m
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Peak energy period about this measurement
10s
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Wave direction about this measurement
98° E
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Sea surface temperature about this measurement
24.3°C
Recorded Today 8.30pm
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Wave height about this measurement
Wave period about this measurement
Wave direction about this measurement
Current speed and direction about this measurement
Sea surface temperature about this measurement
Tide times
Tide table: Visit the Bureau of Meteorology website
Wave buoy information
- Date of installation
- 20 February 1987
- Current location
- Latitude: -27.9649000000
Longitude: 153.4409500000 - Water depth
- 17 metres
- Instrument
- Datawell Directional Waverider Buoy
Jointly operated by the Department of Environment, Science and Innovation and the City of Gold Coast.
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