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WARNING: HF Radar data have not been quality controlled.

This is a demonstration of the NOAA HF Radar National Server and Architecture Project. HF Radar is used to remotely measure ocean surface currents. Click a region on the map below to go directly to that HF Radar region or view HF Radar data for the U.S.

Clickable Map of the United States (lower 48) that takes the user to the HF Radar applet. Pacific Northwest Central and Northern California Southern California Texas West Florida North Carolina Middle Atlantic New England Click a region to see its data or click elsewhere on the map for the entire U.S.

For more information about this demonstration, see the HF Radar Product Description Document (PDD).

Your feedback is requested. Please fill out the survey related to this demonstration.


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