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Workable days at sea.

A day counts as workable when every wave reading from 07:00 to 19:00 local time is 1.5 m or less (significant wave height, at least 60 of 72 readings). 1.5 m is a common limit, not a standard.

K13a wave buoy, Dutch North Sea, October 2026: 8 of 23 days

DayMeasured
2026-10-01workable
2026-10-02workable
2026-10-03workable
2026-10-04workable
2026-10-05workable
2026-10-06workable
2026-10-07workable
2026-10-08not workable
2026-10-09not workable
2026-10-10not workable
2026-10-11not workable
2026-10-12not workable
2026-10-13not workable
2026-10-14not workable
2026-10-15not workable
2026-10-16workable
2026-10-17not workable
2026-10-18not workable
2026-10-19not workable
2026-10-20not workable
2026-10-21not workable
2026-10-22not workable
2026-10-23not workable

Europlatform wave buoy, Dutch North Sea, October 2026: 11 of 23 days

DayMeasured
2026-10-01workable
2026-10-02workable
2026-10-03workable
2026-10-04workable
2026-10-05workable
2026-10-06workable
2026-10-07workable
2026-10-08not workable
2026-10-09not workable
2026-10-10not workable
2026-10-11not workable
2026-10-12workable
2026-10-13not workable
2026-10-14workable
2026-10-15workable
2026-10-16not workable
2026-10-17not workable
2026-10-18not workable
2026-10-19workable
2026-10-20not workable
2026-10-21not workable
2026-10-22not workable
2026-10-23not workable

Source: Rijkswaterstaat Waterwebservices, measured · 23 Oct 2026

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