PrompTugal.newsStorm CharlesUpdated 12:04 UTCNew here?v0.1.1030Repo
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Observing systems

stated on the page: ecmwf.intassimilatesECMWF IFSModelsstated on the page: eumetnet.euoperatesEUMETNETBodiesBuoys and shipsObserving systems

Left: what points at it. Right: what it points at. Each line carries its verb; a dashed line was not confirmed on the page cited, or the site does not say; the table below gives the page and the time read for each. From obs-buoys-ships.json

Where a forecast comes from · Observing systems · id obs-buoys-ships · as data

Drifting and moored buoys and voluntary observing ships: pressure, wind, waves and sea temperature over the ocean, where a storm like Charles forms.

Address: https://www.eumetnet.eu/activities/observations-programme/current-activities/e-surfmar/ (leaves this site)

What it is connected to, and who says so

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Buoys and shipsassimilated byECMWF IFSecmwf.int: "location of the instrument. Such in-situ measurements come for example from weather stations, aircraft, radiosondes, ships or buoys. Other observations are based on remote sensing, for example from satellites or ground-b"11:28 UTC, 11 Novstated on the page
Buoys and shipsoperated byEUMETNETeumetnet.eu: "During autumn 2025 and winter 2025/26, E-SurfMar has been working with partners to deploy around 60 drifting buoys into the atmospheric storm track region of the North Atlantic Ocean. These partners are from both Europe "11:28 UTC, 11 Novstated on the page

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