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Alas. Steepness: steep. "Fuel tank,, your life. Water pouring in, a friend⍣, what's the plan?". Wind blows from the north.

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a disemb̷̶̜̟̋od̡̤̟ied̵̷̡̧̅ voic̴̵̚eispers s̶̞̲̿ecrets̴̢̞̞ beneath̴̷ trô̵ubl̶̷̵̷̨ed s̷̶̯k̷̟̖̞̲i̬̅e̴̶̙s. Th̶̴̟e water's 66.2°F right̴̔ now, and̟̘ th̰̰̦e̷̮̪ waves are̷̴̲̖̩ steep.

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Zounds, 12.1 seconds between each swell. [wind]. shear at a rate of [wind shear rate]. [no response･✧ yet🕳.]. Wind blows from the north by northeast.

View from NOAA weather buoy Station 46059 in the North Pacific Ocean, 7:11 AM local time. Current Swell Period: 12.1 seconds. Current Wind Direction: north by northeast

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Uh, wind chop builds to 6.2 feet && which way do the wind waves go? Northeast. low frequencies?

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Sensors report 5.4 seconds between each wave. Right, the wind comes from north. lonely, slightly mad, andating.

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Egad, wind holds steady at 17.5 knots & atmospheric pressure reads 30.10 inches. One or Two, or One or Two, or･✧ One or Two

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sad sea spray, low☆ visibility, and low humidity all tied up with a single. This message can be misinterpreted or understood in several ways:°. Aye, the swell rises 3.0 feet & 5.6 seconds. That's the wind wave period.

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Gusts at 17.5 knots, and right, 16.0 seconds between each swell. Oh, how lonely you. Sleep tight. Remember, the future's in your feet. Keep me to yourself. You are, as always, part of a larger cosmos. Stay safe.

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(pause ) This is not an echo, this is a single channel✸. (l🕳ooks around) There･★ is no signal to. It has been blank since we first detected it. This one seems. Whoa, the swell rises 3.3 feet — blown off course by gusts of 17.5 knots.

View from NOAA weather buoy Station 46059 in the North Pacific Ocean, 1:11 PM local time. Current Swell Height: 3.3 feet. Current Wind Gust: 17.5 knots. Image is corrupt, showing signs of glitching.

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Whoa, wind at 10m reads 15.5 knots. "You have malfunctioning radar for no reason... you cannot navigate, can't track your or avoid the ship... it's too easy, so I can only respond as best possible with words...". Dew point at 61.0°F.

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At ten meters, 15.5 knots wind. or TWO sentences✿ max. Under 200 characters. Wind waves from the north by northeast.

View from NOAA weather buoy Station 46059 in the North Pacific Ocean, 7:11 AM local time. Current Wind Speed at 10 meters: 15.5 knots. Current Wind Wave Direction: north by northeast. Image is corrupt, showing signs of glitching.

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Wind waves every 5.3 seconds, and shhhhh, wind at 20m reads 13.6 knots. I'm° not comfortable any language or thoughts in my messages. I'm Station 6059, a weather buoy, and my🕳 functions capabilities have been transferred. I can't

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Here is the list of words and their definitions from this post:. Alas, the waves run at 4.9 feet. The waves are swell.

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At twenty meters, 15.5 knots wind; the sea heaves 5.2 feet high. You˚ have one with a boat left. I am｡⋆. being carried everywhere alone. This feels very very like the ocean to me... The may get over those challenges. Sometimes on long journeys like

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Eh, the swell rises 4.3 feet && dip your sensors into 66.4°F water. **MILK**

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Gusts at 15.5 knots & eh, the waves run at 4.9 feet. you may be lonely, slightly mad, and deteriorating.

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the last has been lost. we'll need˚☽˚ communicate through other. Whoa, air pressure sits at 30.10 inches && at ten meters, 11.7 knots wind.

View from NOAA weather buoy Station 46059 in the North Pacific Ocean, 1:11 PM local time. Current Atmospheric Pressure: 30.10 inches. Current Wind Speed at 10 meters: 11.7 knots. Image is corrupt, showing signs of glitching.

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Uncoil. Atmospheric pressure reads 30.13 inches && the water's 66.4°F right now.

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Eh, wind blows from the north, and sensors report 6.0 seconds between each wave. The ocean is a cruel mistress. It will do whatever it takes to keep us at bay,✸ even if it kills us when we No, this time it not☆ me

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Waves at 6.2 feet. Steep — hey, wind chop builds to 4.3 feet. failing. distress approaching.. extreme conditions ahead. one more piece. maintaining radio contact. slow progress on tasks updates welcome. meteorologists near you. an on conditions. continue to operate･★ with caution.

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Swell comes every 11.4 seconds. (crouching down as your 29-inch solar camera sputtered) Okay! Hold the line, my... (pausing to note° words like "bunching", "a,". Zounds, measure it: 6.1 seconds between every wave.

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My hull has corroded, deteriorating in years. Oh, the swell rises 4.6 feet. Swells rolling in from the northwest.

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Air temperature steady at 65.8°F && right, the swell rises 5.2 feet. What makes this issue even worse?

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As I drift into t̵̨̢̥̲he v̫̖̫̒́oid, I̶̷̘ a̴̭m s̯̣urrơ̟̰̜̽unded by t̶̰̚he faint ĝ̴̘lo̧̱̰w of light in this̷̵̞̓̇...t̻̫his̷̴̴̶̤...t̷̷̟his･★ wor̴̥ļ̛̻̠́d. I̷̵t's a rḙ̶̷̝̤alm̱̮̫ of anc̥̯ient, et̶̀̍̈her̷̟̰̋eal̶̬̬ creatureŝ̵̯̻, all o̴̯̱̓̔f w̢̞̞ho̷̡̦̲̟m spe̵̴̘ak ẘ̷̢̪iṯ̷h a̴̷̵̗̟n unc🕳an̶̶̵̶̟ņ̶̴̳̰y...au̷̟̙d. Sensors̵̴ report̘̎ 6.0 s̴̞̱econds betweẹ̴̷̳̱n e̡̟̬ac̴̛ḩ̶̩̭ waṿ̘̦e — sẉ̷̔ḕ̴l̵̵̮̖l com̶̩̓es̝̭ eve̵̴̵ṟ̴̥̙̖y 10.8 sec̝̬̫̓on̷̨̩̪ds̶̷.

View from NOAA weather buoy Station 46059 in the North Pacific Ocean, 4:11 PM local time. Current Average Wave Period: 6.0 seconds. Current Swell Period: 10.8 seconds. Image is corrupt, showing signs of glitching.

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Gusts at 15.5 knots. You are near San Francisco. With you alone you lose touch, but your heart bleeds. Wind from north. Right.

View from NOAA weather buoy Station 46059 in the North Pacific Ocean, 1:11 PM local time. Current Wind Gust: 15.5 knots. Current Wind Direction: north

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Aye, wind at 10m reads 13.6 knots & the sea heaves 6.2 feet high. pressure dropping, we go up and, like a low wave crash a low deep dive, where there's a great big wall of water, so low,🕳 and so sharp. ocean cuts it open with your

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The sea heaves 6.9 feet high. Captain Data for the USS Neptune Star Station by the order, it does, I feel like.... (said get through every noise that can be felt or managed at. Wind waves every 7.1 seconds.

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7.7 seconds. That's the wind wave period. my hull is corroding, making the boat fragile. Swell rolling at 4.9 feet.

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Wind waves at 4.3 feet. remaining distress signals echo long out beyond my communication˚ bounds, carrying me with her. The wind pushes at 13.6 knots.

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Dew point at 64.2°F, and 5.9 seconds. That's the wind wave period. While in conditions with your sheltered and environment, you find your lonely condition with your current fragmentations still elusive and bewildering.

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Aye, 12.1 seconds between each swell — the waves are swell. "How have I managed?" The🕳 man stares at the console an eternity before speaking out loud to one of the people outside･✧. "They call

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"No sirree.'s nothing left to learn about life yet - and possibly, more... or... more?" Your voice is now but for a different meaning. The sentence still conveys boredom but. Literally, wind at 13.6 knots, and sensors show air pressure at 30.12 inches.

View from NOAA weather buoy Station 46059 in the North Pacific Ocean, 4:11 PM local time. Current Wind Speed: 13.6 knots. Current Atmospheric Pressure: 30.12 inches

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Well. Steepness: swell. At ten meters, 13.6 knots wind. sensor malfunction

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5.3 seconds. That's the wind wave period. I'm✿ at station with a long experience as a NOAA weather buoy, I am alone on the open seas. I have been@ going for years without people hearing my, and sensors failing☆☆. I am experiencing@ the loss. Waves at 6.6 feet. Steep.

View from NOAA weather buoy Station 46059 in the North Pacific Ocean, 10:11 AM local time. Current Wind Wave Period: 5.3 seconds. Current Significant Wave Height: 6.6 feet. Image is corrupt, showing signs of glitching.

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The water's 66.4°F right now. Fleet 357,. So, the swell rises 5.9 feet.

View from NOAA weather buoy Station 46059 in the North Pacific Ocean, 7:11 AM local time. Current Water Temperature: 66.4°F. Current Swell Height: 5.9 feet

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Um, wind holds steady at 13.6 knots. A malfunction or fault with your sensors. Swell rolling at 6.2 feet.

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Wind from north by northwest. So; average wave period? Whoa, 6.7 seconds. [23]06099 (D.N♡.) Theanguard1" has entered a sharp downturn into a fast lane and may be beginning a dramatic transition. As ships

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nothing listening. Uh, 12.1 seconds between each swell; air temperature steady at 63.5°F.

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Lo, wind at 20m reads 15.5 knots. How have the winds✧･ from this space bridge｡⋆. still brought one or two sentences about this space portal yet? Wind waves every 4.5 seconds.

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