Unalakleet

NDBC buoy ulra2

Observed , 58 minutes ago

Elevated

Today

Pressure steady at 1,013.2 mbar. Next low tide at 6:38 PM (0 ft). Today: SW Winds 15 Kt.

Based on the zone forecast for today. This buoy does not measure wind or sea state.

It tells you it is rough now. The app tells you before it gets rough, with alerts at the wind and wave limits you set.

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Pressure

1013mbar

Tendency

Steady

3 hour change

0 mbar

Last 11 hours1012 to 1013 mbar

Tides

Next low

6:38 PM

0.3 ft

Then high

8:43 AM

3 ft

Predicted, Unalakleet0.3 to 3 ft

Zone forecast

Today

SW Winds 15 Kt. Seas 3 Ft.

Tonight

S Winds 10 Kt. Seas 3 Ft.

Thu

E Winds 25 Kt. Seas 5 Ft.

NWS zone Cape Stephens to Moses Point out to 15 NM

Last 24 hours

Time Pressure
1,013 mbar
1,013 mbar
1,012 mbar
1,012 mbar
1,013 mbar

Every 3 hours, over the last 12 hours.

Common questions

How often does buoy ulra2 report?

pressure update about every 10 minutes.

Can I be notified when conditions change at buoy ulra2?

Buoycast Pro lets you set your own limits on wind, waves or pressure and sends a threshold notification when this buoy crosses them.

Does this page show NOAA warnings for this area?

Watches, warnings, and advisories for Cape Stephens to Moses Point out to 15 NM appear alongside the conditions, here and in the app. Pro also pushes NOAA watches, warnings, and advisories when they are issued.

Can I see the forecast against what buoy ulra2 measured?

This page shows measurements only. Buoycast Pro charts the NOAA forecast against them so you can see where the two diverge.

Can I keep buoy ulra2 for next time?

Save it as a favorite and Buoycast opens on the buoys you run.

What this buoy measures

This buoy is not reporting wind, waves, water temperature or air temperature. Conditions above come from the sensors it does carry, and the forecast, tides and sun times on this page are regional rather than measured at the buoy.

Station ulra2
63°52'19" N 160°47'02" W · owned and maintained by NOS

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.