Meteorological and Oceanographic Observations
in the Coastal Gulf of Mexico

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= USM CODAR sites = USM buoys = NDBC buoys = Offshore drilling platforms = NDBC shore station = NERRS shore station = NOAA National Ocean Service stations = Dauphin Island Sea Lab station = LSU Coastal Studies Institute station = USGS shore stations = NOAA tide gauge platforms

Click the thumbnail below for a full-size version of our latest CODAR surface currents image. Click here for the surface currents data used to generate this image.

What's New:

CenGOOS buoy USM3m01 washed up on Horn Island after Hurricane Gustav. It has been retrieved and is at the Stennis Space Center to be repaired. We are preparing to deploy a new 3 m discus buoy with a NOAA sensor to measure CO₂ in the atmosphere and ocean.

The CenGOOS CODAR radar sites have been temporarily turned off due to interference issues. We are changing the transmit frequencies and will have the sites back operational in the near future.

Current conditions at the CenGOOS buoy USM3M01 operated by the Department of Marine Science of the University of Southern Mississippi.

Last Modified: Saturday, January 15, 2005 1:20 PM | Comments or Questions?
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