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Whidbey Island wind
Whidbey Island is a land weather station near Oak Harbor in the San Juan Islands sailing area. The readings come from Aviation weather (METAR), and Telltale keeps every one of them so the history on this page is the station's own record.
Latest observation
The latest reading at Whidbey Island is a wind of 5 kn from the W (270°), observed at 2026-11-03 22:53 UTC (Tuesday 3 Nov 14:53 local time, America/Los_Angeles). The air temperature was 10°C. Sea-level pressure was 1019 hPa.
The last 24 hours
Over the 24 hours to that reading, Whidbey Island averaged 2 kn across 20 observations and a strongest mean wind of 5 kn. The prevailing direction, weighted by wind speed, was SSW (198°).
About this station
- Type
- land weather station
- Source
- Aviation weather (METAR)
- Area
- San Juan Islands
- Position
- 48.355, -122.664
- Exposure
- unknown
Telltale has not classified how exposed Whidbey Island is, so compare it with nearby stations before relying on its absolute numbers.
Reading these numbers
The mean wind is averaged over the station's reporting period, and a gust is the strongest short burst inside it, so a gust is always at least the mean. Speeds are in knots, directions are where the wind blows from, and times are given in UTC with the station's local time beside them. A station measures its own spot; a forecast model describes a grid cell, so the two can differ by a few knots even when the forecast is good. Whidbey Island is one of the stations Telltale compares with the forecast models before it shapes the live wind map; understand the weather models or how coastal wind behaves.
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