West lake ontario

NDBC buoy 45139

Observed , 51 minutes ago

Hazardous

Fresh WSW winds at 19 kn gusting to 27 kn. Light chop seas at 2 ft with 3 second dominant period. Pressure dropping rapidly, a weather change is likely. Water 54°F, air 52°F.

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Wind

Speed

19kn

Gust

27kn

Direction

240° WSW

Trend

Steady

Last 11 hours14 to 19 kn

Waves

2ft

Period

3 s

Last 11 hours1 to 2 ft

Air temp

52°F

44 to 52°F today

Water temp

54°F

54 to 55°F today

Pressure

1010mbar

Tendency

Easing

3 hour change

-3.2 mbar

Last 11 hours1010 to 1015 mbar

Last 24 hours

Time WindWaves
19 kn WSW2 ft
17 kn WSW1 ft
17 kn WSW2 ft
17 kn W2 ft
17 kn W2 ft

Every 3 hours, over the last 12 hours. Air 44 to 52°F, water 54 to 55°F, pressure 1,010 to 1,015 mbar over the same window.

3 stations within 30 NM

Ashland Ave, NY 22 NM ESE American Falls, NY 23 NM ESE Niagara Intake, NY 25 NM ESE

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Common questions

How often does buoy 45139 report?

Wind, temperature and pressure update about every 10 minutes. Wave height and period update about every 30 minutes.

Can I be notified when conditions change at buoy 45139?

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Station 45139
43°15'00" N 79°31'48" W · owned and maintained by Environment and Climate Change Canada

Measured on the water by 1,000+ NOAA buoys. Observations from the National Data Buoy Center, forecasts and advisories from the National Weather Service. Not for navigation.