NOAA Buoys & Marine Weather

NOAA Buoys & Marine Weather

Tides, wind & wave forecasts

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • July 7, 2026
  • August 10, 2026

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Access live NOAA buoy observations, NWS marine forecasts, and tide predictions on a single map. Get real-time data on wind, waves, temperature, and more, directly from official sources. Ideal for boaters, anglers, and surfers seeking accurate water conditions.

Live buoy observations
NWS marine forecasts
Tide predictions
Trend charts
7-day forecasts
Save favorite spots
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What's New in NOAA Buoys & Marine Weather

1.3.0

August 10, 2026

NOAA Buoys & Marine Weather has its biggest update yet. This release brings a much more complete way to plan your time on the water. You can now see a clear 24-hour marine timeline with wind, gusts, waves, visibility, and precipitation, alongside official NOAA marine outlooks for the waters around you. This update also brings: - detailed marine forecast-area maps, plus the ability to choose the exact marine zone that matters to you - official marine alerts and clearer data-source information throughout the app - smarter forecast handling when NOAA data is temporarily unavailable, including access to the latest saved forecast - new Home Screen widgets for your favorite stations, with simple setup guidance - an improved Favorites experience and faster access to recently viewed stations - better locale-aware units, smoother scrolling, refined visual details, performance improvements, and bug fixes Thanks for using NOAA Buoys & Marine Weather. More improvements are on the way.

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What marine weather data does NOAA Buoys & Marine Weather provide?

NOAA Buoys & Marine Weather provides live observations from over 1,000 NDBC buoys and coastal weather stations, including wind speed, wave height, temperature, and pressure. It also offers NWS marine forecasts for temperature, wind, and rain chance, along with tide predictions.

Is NOAA Buoys & Marine Weather free to use?

Yes, NOAA Buoys & Marine Weather is completely free to use. The app explicitly states there is no paywall in front of safety data and is listed as 'Free' in its pricing details.

Does NOAA Buoys & Marine Weather have ads?

No, NOAA Buoys & Marine Weather does not have ads. The description clearly states 'no ads' and the 'hasAds' flag is set to false.

What devices are supported by NOAA Buoys & Marine Weather?

NOAA Buoys & Marine Weather is supported on iPhone and iPad devices. The app is designed for iOS users.

How often is NOAA Buoys & Marine Weather updated?

The latest version of NOAA Buoys & Marine Weather is 1.2.0, which was last updated on July 10, 2026. This indicates regular updates to ensure data accuracy and app functionality.

Can I save my favorite locations in NOAA Buoys & Marine Weather?

Yes, you can save your favorite buoys, tide stations, and any US place like a launch ramp or beach. These saved spots will show live conditions immediately when you open the app.

What is the age rating for NOAA Buoys & Marine Weather?

NOAA Buoys & Marine Weather has an age rating of 4+. This suggests it is suitable for a wide range of users, including younger individuals, due to its straightforward weather data presentation.

Where does NOAA Buoys & Marine Weather get its data from?

All data in NOAA Buoys & Marine Weather comes from public NOAA and NWS services, including the National Data Buoy Center (NDBC), api.weather.gov, and NOAA CO-OPS tide stations. Each reading shows its source and observation time.