Tuesday, August 4, 2026 - 2:36 PM
Today across Florida coastal regions, temperatures average a warm 89(°)F under humid skies, accompanied by typical summer convective activity featuring scattered afternoon showers and thunderstorms. Wind patterns are generally light out of the south-southeast at 5 to 10 knots, creating a light chop on local intracoastal waterways.
Marine conditions monitored via nearby NOAA buoys indicate manageable overall surf heights with primary swells running from the east at 1 foot with an 8-second period, alongside secondary southerly wind waves at 1 foot with a 2-second period. Offshore significant wave heights hover around 2 feet.
Coastal tides experience standard daily cycles, showing a morning low tide around 0.4 feet followed by an afternoon high tide near 1.8 feet, with minor variations depending on specific gulf or atlantic zones. Mariners and beachgoers should remain alert to locally higher winds and choppy seas near isolated afternoon thunderstorms.