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Tony,
I think the map that you are looking for is on the NOAA marine site.
http://www.nws.mbay.net/marine.hmtl
I believe that it's under a link called "interactive buoy reports"
Of course most of the Norcal buoy's are out right now.
see you on the coast
Jon Morse
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> Behalf Of TWavo
> Sent: Saturday, March 28, 1998 7:17 AM
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> Subject: Re: Help w/Weather sites
>
>
> My system had a breakdown a while back and while attempting to replenish
> it I lost all my URLs.
> I had some copy of sattelite sites and weather, but there is a cool buoy
map
> that I can't find. The site shows the buoys with color indicating
sifferent
> features.
> Also there is a world wave map out there that I haven't been able to find
> again.
> Can anybody help me find my way?
> TD
>
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