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JUPITER · PALM BEACH COUNTY

OFFSHORE SCUBA

Know before you go underwater.

Fresh official marine data, one clear dive-day decision—and an honest label on what is measured versus modeled.

THE ANSWER, UP FRONT

Jupiter offshore conditions
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MODELED UNDERWATER VISIBILITY
Experimental estimateScore —
HIGH TIDEJupiter Inlet · MLLW
LOW TIDEJupiter Inlet · MLLW
WAVE HEIGHTNearby offshore buoy
GO VERDICTCHECKINGWaiting for fresh observations

Important: “GO” means the configured condition thresholds are met. It never guarantees safe diving.

WINDLake Worth Pier sensor
WATERSurface temperature
WAVE PERIODDominant wave
TIDE STAGEJupiter Inlet

WHY THIS RESULT

What is driving visibility?

/ 100

The model will explain which live inputs are helping or hurting once the feeds respond.

72-HOUR MARINE GRID

Three-day dive outlook

Based on the National Weather Service coastal marine grid—not a site-specific dive guarantee.

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TRANSPARENT BY DESIGN

How the visibility estimate works

EXPERIMENTAL v0.1

CURRENT MODEL

42% waves+24% wind+18% tide+16% thunder

The available inputs are reweighted when a feed is missing, then the confidence drops. Stale critical sources apply a score penalty. The resulting score is mapped to a conservative placeholder range in feet.

GO Score ≥ 78 · waves ≤ 2 ft · wind ≤ 12 kt · thunder < 40% WATCH Score ≥ 62 · waves ≤ 3.5 ft HOLD Critical data missing or stale

STILL TO CONNECT & CALIBRATE

Visibility is not an official NOAA observation. The model should be recalibrated against time-aligned local diver reports before being treated as predictive.

PROVENANCE & STALENESS

Every source, timestamped

Open normalized JSON
SourceStation / productData timeStatus
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One clean endpoint for the front end. /api/jupiter normalizes NOAA CO-OPS tides, NDBC observations, NWS forecasts and NWS alerts into stable JSON with per-source freshness metadata.

Use this as a planning aid, not a safety clearance. Verify the latest official marine forecast, inlet and current conditions, your operator’s guidance, regulations, and your own training before entering the water.