Marine Weather |
Southeast U.S.-Gulf of Mexico marine portal to be terminated November 30th.
Latest Simulating WAves Nearshore (SWAN) model runs available here!
Going to the beach? Break the Grip of the Rip. Learning about rip currents could save a life. See our Surf Zone Forecast for local area beaches. A forecast of beach winds and temperatures, surf heights, rip current risk, and UV Index are provided in this product, along with local tide information and observed surf temperatures.
The National Weather Service in Tallahassee issues wind, wave and weather forecasts for the coastal waters of the Gulf of Mexico from the Suwannee River to Destin, FL, out to 60 nautical miles from shore. We also raise Small Craft Advisories, Gale Warnings, and other marine flags as necessary. To learn more about the advisory and warning headlines in our forecasts, see our Marine Weather FAQ page.
Similar clickable maps are available for the coastal waters:
Offshore Marine Forecasts
(see a clickable map)
Surf Zone Forcasts
Marine Observations and Analyses
Graphs of Observed Tides vs. Astronomical Predictions
Text products listing the next several high and low tides:
Tables of Astronomical Tide Predictions for 2012 and Beyond
Mean Sea Level Trends (Rises) for
Please address questions or comments about this page to the Marine Program Focal Point Mark Wool