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· West Florida Shelf Coastal Ocean Model (WFCOM) nested in Navy's HYCOM nowcast/forecast model
WFCOM daily-mean surface, bottom, depth-averaged current
WFCOM daily-mean surface, bottom, depth-averaged current
· Tampa Bay Coastal Ocean Model (TBCOM)
· Red tide tracking for West Florida Shelf & Tampa Bay
· Piney Point Effluent Nowcast/Forecast
· Bishop Harbor (Tampa Bay) Stormwater Plume Nowcast/Forecast New!
· NOAA NCEP NAM forecast winds in Gulf of Mexico region
· NOAA NCEP & NDBC winds
· Drifter trajectories calculated from altimetry-derived geostrophic currents
· Gulf of Mexico HYCOM surface currents
· Altimetry sea surface height & geostrophic current
· Altimetry sea surface height (Local access only)
· North Atlantic Ocean monthly-nean SST
· NOAA NCEP & NDBC winds
· Drifter trajectories calculated from altimetry-derived geostrophic currents
· Gulf of Mexico HYCOM surface currents
· Altimetry sea surface height & geostrophic current
· Altimetry sea surface height (Local access only)
· North Atlantic Ocean monthly-nean SST
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News:
- • Faculty Seminar (USF/CMS 8/27/2021)
- • Red Tide is still floating out there and could return. But when? (Tampa Bay Times 8/27/2021)
- • Fred, like storms before it, peaked in the Gulf of Mexico. Why is that? (Tampa Bay Times 8/19/2021)
- • No, there isn’t 'scientific consensus' on red tide impact from Piney Point (WTSP Tampa Bay 10 7/26/2021)
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