Daily News | The Jersey Shore ocean temperature readings are back, just in time for winter
kept reporting the temperatures until Aug. 24, and satellite data posted by the Rutgers Center for Ocean Observing Leadership did show a vigorous cooling of near-shore waters coinciding with what the NOAA gauge was displaying.
In any event, officials determined that the sensor was on the fritz and irreparable, and divers replaced it on Sept. 29, said NOAA oceanographer Todd Ehret. On average these sensors have an “operational life” of 15 to 20 years, the NOAA spokesperson said, but it’s standard procedure to replace them every 10 years or do. This replacement was on the early side, given that it was installed in October 2014.While people going to the beach have an interest in knowing the water temperature, it also has important scientific applications, NOAA says. Among other things it is another piece of data that used in weather-forecasting computer models.
Those Atlantic City readings again are available. If you’re planning to take a dip this week, as of Tuesday afternoon, the water temperatures were in the mid-60s.
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