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Research Tools: NOAA Releases Coastal Inundation Dashboard, New Resource Provides Water Level Data From Over 200 Coastal Stations to Your Desktop

Filed by on June 10, 2019

From NOAA:

To help people prepare for and manage the effects of coastal flooding, NOAA has brought together data from its over 200 coastal water level stations into one easy-to-use web tool.

The Coastal Inundation Dashboard brings together real-time water level information, 48-hour forecasts of water levels, storm surge and historic flooding information into one online tool to help decision makers as well as coastal residents understand both short-term risks such as an approaching hurricane or nor’easter, as well as longer-term risks like high tide flooding and sea level rise. Boaters and fishermen can even use the tool to get their latest local tides.

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The Coastal Inundation Dashboard and QuickLook are brought to you by NOAA’s Center for Operational Oceanographic Products and Services.

Read the Complete Launch Announcement

See Also: New OceanReports Tool Brings Ocean Data To Your Fingertips (April 11, 2019)

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