Where do the water temperatures come from?
From 75 official and open sources across 80 countries: BAFU (CH), Kanton St. Gallen (CH), wiewarm.ch (CH), IGKB (Bodensee), GKD Bayern (DE), PEGELONLINE (DE), LANUV NRW (DE), Wasserportal Berlin (DE), Badegewässerkarte Sachsen-Anhalt / LAV (DE), Badegewässer Schleswig-Holstein / Open Data SH (DE), Badegewässer-Atlas Rheinland-Pfalz / LfU, ODGRP (DE), Badegewässer Hamburg / BUE-BUKEA (DE), Badestellen Berlin / LAGeSo (DE), Badestellen Brandenburg / LAVG (DE), Badegewässer NRW / LANUK (DE), Badewasserkarte M-V / LAGuS (DE), SAICA / Confederaciones Hidrográficas (ES), SOCIB — Balearic Islands Coastal Observing and Forecasting System (ES), NLWKN Gewässergüte / pegelonline.nlwkn.niedersachsen.de (DE), DMI oceanObs (DK), Cefas WaveNet (GB), Channel Coastal Observatory (GB), Environment Agency Hydrology (GB), DAERA/NIEA Lough Neagh (GB), Water Survey of Canada (ECCC), ECCC Messbojen (CA), SmartAtlantic Alliance (CA), City of Toronto — Beaches Observations (CA), OSM-Strände Kanada (Wert der nächsten Station ≤2 km), OSM-Strände Großbritannien (Wert der nächsten CCO-Boje ≤2 km), EPA-Badestellen Irland (Wert der Irish-Lights-Boje derselben Bucht ≤10 km), Queensland Coastal Data System (AU), Bureau of Meteorology – Water Data Online (AU), Queensland Water Monitoring Information Portal (AU), AIMS Weather Stations (AU), IMOS Australian Ocean Data Network – Moorings (AU), ČHMÚ Open Data (CZ), ISPRA — Rete Mareografica Nazionale (IT), LfU Rheinland-Pfalz — Gewässerüberwachungsstationen (DE), Gesundheitsreferat der Landeshauptstadt München (DE), Instituto Hidrográfico (PT), Copernicus Marine In Situ (FR/PT/ES), Eawag Datalakes – Messsonden Luganersee/Maggiore (CH), Università degli Studi di Brescia – gruppo di Idraulica - Trentapassi (IT), ARPA Lombardia – Seepegel lombardische Seen (IT), Agentur für Bevölkerungsschutz Südtirol (IT), AGES (AT), Hydrographie Kärnten/OÖ/Salzburg/Tirol/NÖ/Vorarlberg (AT), Hydrographischer Dienst Burgenland (AT), Rijkswaterstaat (NL), IMGW (PL), ARSO (SI), Hub'Eau (FR), USGS (US), OVF / vizugy.hu (HU), SYKE (FI), SMHI + HaV Badplatsen (SE), Environment Agency (GB), OPW / waterlevel.ie (IE), Commissioners of Irish Lights MetOcean (IE/GB), NVE HydAPI (NO), NOAA NDBC (US), Great Lakes Observing System (US), NOAA CO-OPS (US), Ministère chargé de la Santé / Atlasanté (FR, Licence Ouverte), Eawag/Alplakes lake models, the Open-Meteo marine model, DHMZ (meteo.hr), IZOR (vrtlac.izor.hr), NZ Regional Councils (Hilltop), Chicago Park District — Beach Water Sensors (US), PacIOOS — Pacific Islands Ocean Observing System (US), NOAA NERRS SWMP — National Estuarine Research Reserve System (US) and US beaches — nearest official sensor (NOAA NDBC/CO-OPS/NERRS, USGS, GLOS, Chicago). Water quality comes from the EEA.
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