Hourly Forecast
Wed, 03:00 PM
Partly SunnyWinds: 9 mph WSW
Wed, 04:00 PM
Partly SunnyWinds: 9 mph WSW
Wed, 05:00 PM
Partly SunnyWinds: 9 mph W
Wed, 06:00 PM
Mostly CloudyWinds: 7 mph W
Wed, 07:00 PM
Mostly CloudyWinds: 7 mph W
Wed, 08:00 PM
Mostly CloudyWinds: 6 mph WNW
Wed, 09:00 PM
Mostly CloudyWinds: 5 mph WNW
Wed, 10:00 PM
Mostly CloudyWinds: 5 mph NW
Wed, 11:00 PM
Mostly CloudyWinds: 5 mph NNW
Thu, 12:00 AM
Mostly CloudyWinds: 3 mph N
Thu, 01:00 AM
Patchy FogWinds: 5 mph N
Thu, 02:00 AM
Patchy FogWinds: 5 mph N
Thu, 03:00 AM
Patchy FogWinds: 5 mph N
Thu, 04:00 AM
Patchy FogWinds: 6 mph N
Thu, 05:00 AM
Patchy FogWinds: 7 mph N
Thu, 06:00 AM
Patchy FogWinds: 8 mph N
Thu, 07:00 AM
Mostly CloudyWinds: 9 mph N
Thu, 08:00 AM
Mostly CloudyWinds: 9 mph NNE
Thu, 09:00 AM
Mostly CloudyWinds: 10 mph N
Thu, 10:00 AM
Mostly CloudyWinds: 12 mph N
Thu, 11:00 AM
Mostly CloudyWinds: 12 mph N
Thu, 12:00 PM
Mostly CloudyWinds: 12 mph N
Thu, 01:00 PM
Mostly CloudyWinds: 13 mph N
Thu, 02:00 PM
Mostly CloudyWinds: 13 mph N
Coastal Waters Forecast for Florida
National Weather Service Tampa Bay Ruskin FL
A cold front is expected to push through overnight and into the early morning hours on Thanksgiving. Just ahead of the front we will see warm and moist air which could bring some sea fog to the Tampa Bay Area overnight. This fog will lift quickly in the morning hours however winds will also be picking up quickly too. We are expecting hazardous boating conditions throughout much of our extended weekend with winds around 15 to 25 knots starting Thursday afternoon through Saturday. Small Craft Advisory will be likely issued for that time frame. Winds do start to come down slowly on Sunday and will be around 10 to 15 knots in the afternoon. &&
Gulf coastal waters from Bonita Beach to the mouth of the Suwannee River out to 60 NM. Important notice to mariners.marine forecasts are issued at least four times a day. Boaters on extended trips should routinely monitor subsequent forecast issuances and updates for the latest marine weather information. The wave heights are forecast as significant wave height which is the average of the highest one-third of the waves. The highest waves may rarely be twice the significant wave height. The winds and seas near thunderstorms may be higher than forecast.