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Sea state forecasts model (WAM - WAve Model), developed at ECMWF (www.ecmwf.int)

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 Sea surface height forecast

Fri, Feb 28
000
1
206
3
412
5
618
7
Sat, Feb 29
800
9
1006
11
1212
13
1418
15
Sun, Mar 01
1600
17
1812
19
Mon, Mar 02
2000
21
2212
23
Tue, Mar 03
2400
25
2612
27
Wed, Mar 04
2800
29
3012
31
Thu, Mar 05
3200
33
3412
35
Fri, Mar 06
3600
37
3812
39
Sat, Mar 07
4000
41
4212
43
Sun, Mar 08
4400
45
4612
47
 
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