CariCOOS Coastal Weather App (provided by CARICOOS)
The CARICOOS Coastal Weather app provides users with an integrated view of ocean conditions in the US Caribbean, including real-time life buoy data (waves, wind and currents), as well as coastal Mesonet wind station data. It is designed as a tool for surfing, boating, fishing, sailing, and marine operations.Includes all US Caribbean coastal regions (Puerto Rico and US Virgin Islands).
Download for: Android
Northwest Pacific Data on the Go App (provided by NANOOS)
The NVS Assets App provides easy access to data on-the-go in the field or on the water. It displays data from federal, tribal, state, academic, industry, and non-profit organizations, who operate a wide variety of observing assets including buoys, shore stations, sea-bed, and coastal land-based stations. This composite view provides a comprehensive view of ocean conditions.
Data Explorer App and Tsunami Evacuation App (provided by NANOOS)
TsunamiEvac-NW provides at-a-glance view of where the tsunami hazard zones are along the Oregon and Washington coast, and allows to map whether your home, work, school, etc. is located in a tsunami evacuation zone or not. To help develop and plan evacuation routes, TsunamiEvac-NW enables to save user’s current position or points of interest via GPS or address look-up.
Mobile Web: PacIOOS Voyager (provided by PacIOOS)

On-demand, Current Conditions for Water Data
USGS WaterNow - data delivered directly to your mobile phone or email
Send an email or text message containing a USGS current-conditions gaging site number to WaterNow@usgs.gov and quickly receive a reply with its most recent observation(s).
Details about the USGS WaterNow tool
Real-Time Weather and Water Data App
Smart Buoys by Chesapeake Conservancy

Download for: Apple
National Park Service’s “Chesapeake Explorer” App

Download for: Android
Mobile Websites and Apps from NOAA's National Ocean Service (NOS)

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