NWS Melbourne Wave Watch Page

NOAA GFS-Wave Links	Link (wave heights in feet)
Tabular 41009 data (-12 to 180 hours) 28.50N, 80.23W (~20 nm east of Cape Canaveral)	Tabular 41009
Tabular 41010 data (-12 to 180 hours) 28.90N, 78.50W (~120 nm east of New Smyrna Beach)	Tabular 41010
Tabular 41012 data (-12 to 180 hours) 30.00N, 80.50W (~42 nm east of St. Augustine)	Tabular 41012
Tabular 41113 data (-12 to 180 hours) 28.40N, 80.53W (~3 nm east of Port Canaveral)	Tabular 41113
Tabular 41114 data (-12 to 180 hours) 27.55N, 80.22W (~5 nm northeast of Ft Pierce Inlet)	Tabular 41114
EMC Operational Wave Models \| Nearshore Wave Prediction System (NWPS)

*Explanation of Tabular Data:

(Hst) is the significant wave height forecast (what you would expect a buoy to report). Since the significant wave height is usually a combination of swells and wind wave, the Tabular Data breaks out individual wave groups (denoted as Hs). You can use this to get an idea whether the significant wave height is due mainly to swells (periods 8 seconds or greater) or local wind waves (typically 4-6 second periods). Wave period (Tp) is in seconds. Wave directions are the direction the waves are moving TO (i.e. 270 degrees is for waves moving FROM the east TO the west).

Note that the Day & Hour column gives the UTC Date/Time (subtract 4 hours for EDT, subtract 5 hours for EST) and that the table always has a 6 hour hindcast (i.e. 12z model run will give 6 hours of data backwards to 06z).