Welcome to the live coastal sensor hub for Narragansett, Rhode Island. Rather than relying on static or modeled weather predictions, our platform connects directly to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) Center for Operational Oceanographic Products and Services (CO-OPS) telemetry network.
Primary oceanographic observations are drawn from Station 8452660 (Newport, Narragansett Bay) at the mouth of the bay, delivering verified water temperature, wind velocity, barometric pressure, and water level measurements accurate to 0.1 ft MLLW (Mean Lower Low Water).
Live Sensor Baseline & Coastal Navigation Specifications
Live automated marine observations from NOAA CO-OPS monitoring stations paired with authoritative navigation specifications for Narragansett Bay passages and the Port of Galilee.
Narragansett Bay Bridge Vertical Clearances (MHW)
| Bridge Structure | Passage | Clearance (MHW) | Coordinates |
|---|---|---|---|
| Claiborne Pell Newport | East Passage | 215 ft (65.5 m) | 41.5039° N, 71.3414° W |
| Jamestown Verrazzano | West Passage | 135 ft (41.1 m) | 41.5283° N, 71.4011° W |
| Mount Hope Bridge | Bristol Passage | 135 ft (41.1 m) | 41.6394° N, 71.2422° W |
Port of Galilee & Point Judith Harbor of Refuge Specs
| Controlling Channel Depth | 20–22 ft entrance channel; 15 ft inner turning basin |
| State Piers | State Pier 3 & State Pier 4 (240+ commercial berths) |
| VHF Marine Monitoring | Ch 16 Calling/Distress • Ch 09 Port Operations |
| Commercial Fleet Standing | #2 commercial fishing port in New England by landed catch value |
| Marine Fueling | High-flow ultra-low sulfur diesel & ValvTect marine gasoline |
Multi-Station Regional Observation Mesh
Newport (Bay Mouth)
Directly tracks oceanic conditions entering the East Passage and rolling past Narragansett Beach and The Towers. Water temperature, barometric pressure, and wind gusts.
Quonset Point (West Passage)
Monitors tidal stage and current flow along the western corridor of Narragansett Bay adjacent to Bonnet Shores, Dutch Island, and the Jamestown Verrazzano Bridge.
Providence (Upper Bay)
Tracks estuarine water temperature and tidal fluctuations at the northern head of Narragansett Bay where the Providence and Seekonk rivers enter the salt basin.
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