Hello,
We have three marine weather buoys on Lake Winnipeg in Manitoba Canada. They are seasonal buoys and get deployed some time at the end of May to mid June and removed from service at the end of September to mid October. The first one was deployed yesterday.

Is there any way your system can look for these and add them automatically? or is there a way they can be added?

These are the buoys of interest:
South Basin 45140 Location: 50.790N 96.73W
Narrows 45145 Location: 51.870N 96.97W
North Basin 45144 Location: 53.230N 98.29W

Thanks

Started seeing some Alerts a few days ago. I find that the forecast alerts are given way too far in advance. In my area even the best forecasts can change the same day so I never check the forecast beyond 24 hours in advance. In fact, the first alert I got completely changed by the time I saw the email later in the day. I do like how easy it is to keep up to date with a changing forecast for any given alert through the link to a detailed forecast in the email.

Could there be an option to select how much advance notice to get. I like 24 hours or less.

@TZ

Hi, thanks for the reply. I believe that the data is available but not sure of the method. I think that the system has an hourly reporting frequency via GOES satellite. I do see the reports on Environment Canada, NOAA - National Buoy Data Center, Weather Underground and Wind Alert.

Hello,
We have three marine weather buoys on Lake Winnipeg in Manitoba Canada. They are seasonal buoys and get deployed some time at the end of May to mid June and removed from service at the end of September to mid October. The first one was deployed yesterday.

Is there any way your system can look for these and add them automatically? or is there a way they can be added?

These are the buoys of interest:
South Basin 45140 Location: 50.790N 96.73W
Narrows 45145 Location: 51.870N 96.97W
North Basin 45144 Location: 53.230N 98.29W

Thanks

Started seeing some Alerts a few days ago. I find that the forecast alerts are given way too far in advance. In my area even the best forecasts can change the same day so I never check the forecast beyond 24 hours in advance. In fact, the first alert I got completely changed by the time I saw the email later in the day. I do like how easy it is to keep up to date with a changing forecast for any given alert through the link to a detailed forecast in the email.

Could there be an option to select how much advance notice to get. I like 24 hours or less.