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  1. Forecast movies
  2. Full Region Surface Salinity and Drifters

Full Region Surface Salinity and Drifters

This is a movie made from the most recent LiveOcean three-day forecast.

The movie has a panel at the bottom that shows time. The tide is evident in the twice-a-day variation of the sea surface height. Daytimes are shown as the thick yellow lines on the horizontal axis. Winds are shown by an arrow in the middle of the map, with the scale given by the circle. The black line off the coast on the map is the 200 m depth line, which marks the "shelf break" separating the coastal region from the deeper ocean beyond.

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  1. Forecast movies
  2. Puget Sound Surface Temperature

Puget Sound Surface Temperature

This is a movie made from the most recent LiveOcean three-day forecast.

This is a movie made from the most recent LiveOcean three-day forecast.

The color shows the temperature of surface waters throughout Puget Sound.

The movie has a panel at the bottom that shows time. The tide is evident in the twice-a-day variation of the sea surface height. Daytimes are shown as the thick yellow lines on the horizontal axis. Winds are shown by an arrow in the middle of the map, with the scale given by the circle.

Washington Shelf Bottom Oxygen (5 days)Puget Sound Surface Currents

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