Marine Weather MCP. Predicting Wave Height & Current Flow at 5km Resolution

Your AI client talks directly to Open-Meteo Marine Weather, giving you access to deep-sea data that matters for maritime planning. It handles wave height, swell components, ocean currents, tides, and sea surface temperature—all at 5km resolution. You'll use this server when you need to check daily summaries, pull hourly forecasts, or monitor current velocity across any coastal route.

If you run get_daily_marine, you get a single report detailing the max wave height and dominant periods for an entire day, letting you quickly calculate operational summaries. You'll see the maximum expected wave height, dominant wave direction, and average period for that 24-hour window.

When you need to plan specific trips, get_marine_forecast provides detailed, hour-by-hour marine wave predictions at 5km resolution. This gives your agent everything it needs to generate hourly navigation forecasts for complex journeys.

To understand the water flow itself, you run get_ocean_currents. This tool returns precise data points on ocean currents: the current velocity and direction, plus the sea surface temperature for a specific location. These readings let you model current flow and thermal data across the entire path.

This server equips your agent to manage complex oceanic variables. It pulls together wave metrics like height, period, and direction, separating wind components from swell components so you know exactly what's hitting the hull. You can get granular details on the water movement, tracking current velocity and direction alongside sea surface temperature.

The capability lets you pull all these moving parts into a single context for your AI client to act upon.

You don't have to manually cross-reference multiple charts or data sources. Your agent handles the complexity. For fisheries, shipping companies, coastal engineers, yacht clubs, or naval operations, this means one connection gives you full visibility. You can check daily operational readiness using the summary report, plan multi-stage routes with hourly forecasts, and adjust for thermal changes by modeling current flow in real time.

The data isn't just wave height; it includes swell components separately from wind components, giving a much truer picture of what you're dealing with offshore. This level of detail is crucial for anything involving marine travel or coastal construction. It keeps your agent working off the freshest possible metrics, whether that’s tracking the deepest-sea data or verifying localized tide patterns.

It's built for serious work. You get a comprehensive view of the environment—from the surface waves to the deep current shifts. Your AI client processes all these variables automatically so you just get the actionable intelligence you need.