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FAQs Weather charts Significant Wave Height (WWIII HSIG) Wavewatch 3
FAQs Weather charts Significant Wave Height (WWIII HSIG) Wavewatch 3
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There are no translations available WW3 stands for WaveWatch III. It is a wave model developed by NOAA/NCEP. The model displaysSIgnificant wave Height (HSIG) and wave direction at 3 hour intervals out to 180 hours. Significant wave height is the average crest to trough height of the highest 33% of waves in a given sample period (typically 20 to 30 minutes).
Caution ! The maximum wave height can be up to twice the HSIG. |
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