Weather Buoy
WEST TAMPA - 112 NM WNW of Tampa, FL
Florida
At a glance
- NDBC station ID
- 42036
- Operated by
- NDBC
- Station type
- 3 Meter Discus Buoy
- Coordinates
- 28.50000, -84.50500
Before you go
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WEST TAMPA - 112 NM WNW of Tampa, FL is an NDBC observing station (ID 42036) off the Florida coast. It reports marine conditions such as wind, waves, and water temperature that saltwater captains check before leaving the dock.
About WEST TAMPA - 112 NM WNW of Tampa, FL
WEST TAMPA - 112 NM WNW of Tampa, FL is an NDBC weather and marine observing buoy located in Florida waters, identified by NDBC station ID 42036. It is operated by NDBC. It is classified as station type 3-meter discus buoy.
NDBC buoys report real-time marine conditions — wind, waves, atmospheric pressure, air and water temperature, and other observations — that boaters and anglers use to assess conditions before and during a trip.
A buoy is an observation platform, not a launch ramp, marina, or fishing spot. For current readings, look up station 42036 on the NDBC website.
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Frequently asked questions
What is the WEST TAMPA - 112 NM WNW of Tampa, FL buoy?
It is an NDBC marine observing buoy (station 42036) in Florida waters.
What does this buoy measure?
NDBC buoys report real-time marine conditions such as wind, waves, pressure, and air and water temperature.
Who operates this buoy?
It is maintained by NDBC.
Can I fish at or launch from this buoy?
No. A buoy is an observation platform, not a launch ramp or fishing facility.
Where can I see current conditions?
Look up NDBC station 42036 on the NDBC website.