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VIDEO IMAGING 8 Sep at 1629 EST    more...
Camera5(N) Camera0(NNE) Camera3(NE) Camera1(E) Camera4(SE) Camera2(SSE) Camera6(S)
FRF - Sep 8, 2010 1810 EST
Rel Humidity77%
Air Temp 28°C    82°F
Winds 10.7 kts from WSW
6 m/s from 244° True N
Waves 2mi offshore 0.4 m (1.3 ft) height
8 second period
112° from True North
Water Temp 2mi offshore24°C    75.2°F
Waves pier end    0.34 m (1.1 ft) height
Water Temp pier end23°C    73°F
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