I'm planning a surf trip and need to understand the current swell conditions and how they might change. Navigate to the 'Buoys' section on Stormsurf.com. Find the 'North Pacific' buoy data, identify the most recent buoy report, and describe the key information provided for a specific swell train (e.g., height, period, direction). Additionally, locate and state the purpose of the 'Swell Calculator' and 'Swell Decay Tables' tools.
Navigate to 'stormsurf.com'. Click on the 'Buoys' link (ID 34 or 480). On the 'Buoy Reports' page, locate and click on the 'North Pacific' link (ID 162). Identify the most recent buoy report (e.g., by date and time) for a specific buoy within the North Pacific section. Extract and describe the key information provided for at least one swell train from that report (e.g., swell height, period, direction, and any associated wind data if present). Navigate back to the Stormsurf homepage or a page with navigation to the 'Tutorials' section. Click on the 'Tutorials' link (ID 45 or 491). Locate and describe the purpose of the 'Swell Calculator' tool. Locate and describe the purpose of the 'Swell Decay Tables' tool. Synthesize all gathered information into a concise answer.
The agent successfully navigates to the 'Buoys' section. The agent successfully navigates to the 'North Pacific' buoy data. The agent identifies a recent buoy report and extracts key information for a swell train (e.g., 'Primary Swell: 4.5 ft @ 14.0 secs from 290 deg (WNW)'). The agent successfully navigates to the 'Tutorials' section. The agent states that the 'Swell Calculator' is used to calculate swell period, wavelength, and speed based on water depth. The agent states that the 'Swell Decay Tables' are used to estimate swell decay over distance and time.