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Forecast · Daily Summary

Your week on the water, at a glance.

Ten days for every place you care about, each split into morning, afternoon, evening, and overnight, in the language sailors use: Beaufort force, sea state, swell, tide, and warnings.

OceanPulse Daily Summary for a coastal town: day tiles with Beaufort badges above the afternoon and evening cards
The OceanPulse places list: My Location and saved places with their temperature and wind
Morning
5 AM – 11 AM
Afternoon
11 AM – 5 PM
Evening
5 PM – 11 PM
Overnight
11 PM – 5 AM
Daily Summary period cards for a windy day: northeast 17 to 19 knots gusting 28, rough seas with an 11-second swell, and the tide

Read like a sailor

Wind, sea, and sky, in four lines

Each card sums up its six hours the way you'd say it on the radio: the wind and its gusts, whether it's veering or backing, the sea state and the swell, and the one sky condition that matters.

Beaufort at a glance
Every day's tile carries its Beaufort force, so the windy days jump out of the week.
Sea state, not just wave height
The Douglas sea scale and the highest waves, then the swell's direction and period.
The sky that matters
A thunderstorm or a wet afternoon wins over a mostly sunny day, with the chance of rain when it counts.
Daily Summary cards for Hatteras with storm and fog warning badges and the tide

All in one place

Tides and warnings on every card

Sunrise and sunset, the UV index, any marine warnings in force nearby and, with Pro, high and low water from the nearest tide station, right beside the forecast they belong with.

Warnings you can follow
Tap an alert badge to see the storm or gale on the map, from the official GMDSS bulletins.
Places on the water
Drop a point offshore and it's named for the water it's on, like Gulf of Maine · off Portland, in that place's own time.
Shared with the table
The same places, a tap away in Tables & Graphs when you want every hour.

User guide

Learn Daily Summary inside out

A ten-day forecast for each of your places, with every day split into morning, afternoon, evening, and overnight, covering wind, sea state, tides, and alerts.

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