Boating Forecast

Best day of the period: light 4-12 knots west/northwest winds and calm 2.7 feet seas at 6-7 second periods from the southeast. Ideal window is 11:00 AM to 2:00 PM. Excellent visibility and high confidence.

Manageable early, but winds build to 15-17 knots south with gusts over 20 knots by evening and seas climb toward 4.7 feet. Late evening (9:00 PM-11:00 PM) brings a confused cross-sea as ESE swell crosses SSW wind-waves - use caution and plan an earlier return.

NO-GO through midday: confused cross-sea as ESE swell meets SSW wind-waves, with steep 4-5 feet seas at 5-6 second periods and gusts to 21 knots. Conditions improve after 3:00 PM as winds ease and the cross-sea relaxes - avoid the water until then.

Favorable Wednesday with 9-14 kt east-southeast winds (gusts to 19 kt) and small 1.8-2.8 ft seas at 3-second periods. Conditions ease into the evening and overnight, making for a comfortable day on the water throughout.

Great Thursday with light 9-12 kt southeast winds easing to just 3-5 kt by afternoon. Seas stay small at 1.6-2.3 ft throughout, with the calmest window arriving 4:00 PM to 7:00 PM.

Excellent Friday with light 4-9 kt east-southeast winds and the smallest seas of the week at 1.2-1.6 ft. Best window is 1:00 PM to 5:00 PM with near-calm conditions - a great day to be on the water.

NO-GO all day Wednesday - light 8-13 knots winds but a persistent cross-sea with south swell crossing northwest wind-waves creates confused, uncomfortable conditions. Waves build to 7.0 feet with no safe heading available. Avoid boating entirely.

NO-GO Thursday - improved from Wednesday but still a confused cross-sea (south swell crossing west-northwest wind-waves) for about 10 hours. Winds are light at 9-11 knots, waves ease to 5.5-6.5 feet, but awkward wave interaction keeps this unsafe for boating.

CAUTION Friday - a lingering cross-sea (south-southwest swell crossing northwest wind-waves) persists for about 14 hours, though winds stay light at 8-13 knots and waves hold near 5.5-6.0 feet. Conditions are borderline; use caution and prefer early morning hours.

Light 4-9 knot SW-to-S winds and small 0.7-1.1 feet seas make for an easy, comfortable day on the water. Best conditions are in the early morning hours before winds build slightly in the afternoon. A great day to head out.

Thursday brings the lightest winds of the week, mostly under 8 knots from shifting W/WNW/NNE directions, with tiny 0.5-0.8 feet seas. High forecast confidence supports a smooth, relaxed day on the water with no real trouble spots.

Friday sees very light 1-5 knot WNW-to-NW winds and consistently small 0.7 feet seas, with a near-calm lull in the evening. A gentle, low-risk day well-suited for boating, especially through midday.

Light north-northwest winds under 11 kt all day, but a persistent 5.0-5.5 ft SSW swell at 9-second periods keeps seas choppy and uncomfortable. Caution advised throughout Wednesday with no clear improvement window.

Overnight chop clears by 3:00 AM, giving way to a better afternoon with light 7-11 kt northwest winds and 4.1-4.7 ft southwest swell at 8-9 second periods. Wave period forecasts are uncertain, so exercise caution despite the improved outlook.

Friday looks like the best day with light winds and longer-period 10-11 second swell making for smoother seas through the afternoon. But wave period forecasts are highly uncertain, and evening brings building swell and shifting south-southwest winds - aim to return by 6:00 PM.

Excellent conditions all day with light 5-12 kt winds and calm 2.5-foot seas at 6-8 second periods. Best window is 12:00 PM-2:00 PM when winds drop to just 5-6 knots. Great day for boating.

Good morning and afternoon with light-to-moderate south winds and 2.5-3.4 foot seas. After 5:00 PM a confused cross-sea forms (ESE swell crossing S wind-wave) plus a steep wind-wave chop with gusts to 22 knots - exercise caution or head in early.

Morning through early afternoon has a confused cross-sea (ESE swell crossing S wind-wave) with choppy 4.3-4.6 foot seas despite modest winds. Conditions ease markedly after 3:00 PM as winds go light and seas settle - wait until afternoon to head out.

Light 2-11 kt winds and calm 0.8-1.4 ft seas at 5-8 second periods make for excellent boating all day Wednesday. Conditions stay favorable from morning through evening with no concerning stretches.

Good morning conditions with 7-11 kt south winds and 1.4 ft seas, but afternoon (1:00 PM-5:00 PM) brings steeper 1.6-1.8 ft wind-driven chop with gusts to 20 kt. Plan your outing for the morning and be off the water or cautious during the afternoon rough patch.

Excellent, calm conditions all day with light 3-9 kt winds and gentle 1.5-1.8 ft seas at 6-second periods. One of the best days of the week for boating with no rough stretches to avoid.

Light 7-9 knots south/southwest winds and calm 1-2 feet seas at 2-second periods all day Wednesday. Consistent conditions from morning through evening - a great day to be on the water anytime.

Steep wind-wave chop builds mid-morning as west-southwest winds hit 10-11 knots with gusts to 18 knots and seas reach 3.1 feet at a short 3-second period - the wind-wave rides on top of the swell from the same westerly sector, steepening the seas. Best to avoid roughly 5:00 AM-10:00 AM and the 4:00 PM-7:00 PM gusty spell; midday and evening are more comfortable.

Friday is the calmest day with light 2-7 knots north-northeast winds and tiny 1-1.5 feet seas at 2-second periods all day. Great conditions for any departure time, especially the quiet morning hours.

NO-GO Wednesday: steep 3.5-4.1 feet SW seas at just 3-4 second periods peak midday with 14-15 knot SW winds gusting to 24 knots. Even the calmer morning and evening hours carry lingering chop. Best to stay off the water entirely.

CAUTION Thursday: generally light 6-11 knot NNW winds with 2-3 feet seas, but 11:00 AM-2:00 PM brings a steeper 2.6-2.8 feet chop at short 3-second periods with gusts to 19 knots. Morning and evening hours are the better bets.

GO Friday: light 1-9 knot NE/N winds and calm 0.5-1.9 feet seas all day make this the best day of the week. Comfortable, easy conditions from morning through evening with no real weak spots.

Great conditions all day with light 3-10 knots winds and small, well-organized 1.5-2.2 feet seas at 6-7 second periods from the southeast. No caution windows - a solid choice for boating.

Morning is calm with light south winds and small seas, but midday into afternoon brings building south winds to 19 knots gusts and a steeper, choppier wind-wave chop for about 4 hours. Conditions ease again by evening - time your trip around the afternoon caution window.

Light winds under 6 knots and organized 2.3-3.1 feet seas at 5-6 second periods from the southeast make for a comfortable, low-stress day on the water. High confidence forecast with no caution periods.

Excellent conditions all day Wednesday with light 5-12 knots west/northwest winds and calm seas under 1.5 ft at 2-second periods. High confidence forecast makes this the best day of the period for boating.

Thursday morning is manageable with light north winds and small seas, but conditions turn rough by afternoon. From 3:00 PM onward, wind builds to 15 knots with 25 knots gusts and steep 3.5 ft seas at 3-second periods - avoid boating from mid-afternoon through the evening.

Friday opens rough with steep 3-4 ft seas and gusty 20+knots north winds overnight into early morning - unsafe for boating. Conditions ease somewhat by mid-morning with longer wave periods, but lower model confidence means caution is still warranted, especially before 7:00 AM.

Light 3-6 knots west winds and calm seas under 1.4 feet make Wednesday the best day of the period. Conditions stay favorable and even improve into the evening. Great for boating any time of day.

Thursday morning is calm with light north winds and small seas under 1.2 feet - a great window. By afternoon a north-northwest wind-wave stacks on the existing north swell, steepening the chop to near 2 feet with gusts to 25 knots for a few hours, so caution is warranted then. Best to be out earlier in the day.

Friday starts with the roughest conditions of the period - winds to 13 knots and seas near 2.8 feet overnight - but steadily improves through the day. By afternoon winds ease to 7-9 knots and seas settle toward 2 feet at better-organized 5-second periods. A good day overall, best enjoyed from mid-morning on.

Light 2-12 kt winds and small 1-2 ft seas at 5-6 second periods make Wednesday a great, comfortable day for boating. Conditions stay favorable from morning through evening with no significant concerns.

Thursday sees building SSE winds (10-13 kt, gusts to 29 kt) and steep 2-2.3 ft seas at just 3-4 seconds from late night into midday, making for choppy, uncomfortable conditions during that stretch. Winds and seas relax again by evening, so time your outing around the calmer morning or evening hours.

Friday is the pick of the week with light 5-9 kt winds and small, well-spaced 1.2-1.7 ft seas at 4-6 second periods. Expect smooth, comfortable conditions throughout the day with high confidence in the forecast.

NO-GO Wednesday: a confused cross-sea forms as building SSE swell crosses leftover NE wind-wave, producing awkward, uncomfortable seas up to 6.7 feet at 6-7s periods. Winds are light (6-12 knots S/SSW) but that doesn't offset the rough, disorganized wave state. Avoid boating all day.

NO-GO Thursday: large SSE swell keeps seas at 4.9-6.7 feet at 8-9s periods all day despite very light winds. High confidence forecast - conditions are simply too big for recreational boating, plan to stay ashore.

CAUTION Friday: swell eases to 4.2-5.0 feet at 7-9s from the SSE but a choppier patch hits mid-morning (8-11 AM). Winds are light (2-8 knots) all day. Best window is midday to evening once seas settle - use caution and check conditions before departing.

Steep 6-8 ft WNW wind-wave chop paired with 24-30 kt NNW-NW winds (gusts to 40 kt) dominate Wednesday, easing only slightly by afternoon as a new S swell builds in underneath. Sea state remains unsafe most of the day — not a boating day.

A confused cross-sea sets up Thursday as 8-9 ft S swell crosses building N wind-waves, creating awkward, uncomfortable motion. Winds also ramp from a light 13 kt morning to 28-30 kt gusting 40+ knots by evening — unsafe conditions all day.

Gale-force NNW winds to 37 kt (gusts 51 kt) combine with steep 9-10 ft wind-wave chop and a confused S-swell-versus-NW-wind-wave cross-sea. High model confidence confirms this as the most dangerous day of the period — stay off the water.

NO-GO day with winds building to 22-26 knots SSE (gusts 33 knots) and 8.5-8.7 feet seas at 14-second periods. A WSW swell crosses SSW-SSE wind-waves creating a confused, choppy cross-sea for hours, plus nearly an inch of rain. Stay off the water.

NO-GO all day: 17-22 knots S-SE winds (gusts to 30 knots) with 6-8.7 feet seas at 11-13 second periods. WSW swell crosses S wind-waves the entire day, creating a confused, uncomfortable cross-sea with steep chop throughout. Not a safe day to boat.

CAUTION day: winds ease to 13-19 knots SE in the best windows (early morning and after 3:00 PM), with waves dropping to 3.5-4 feet at 10-12 second periods. A lingering WSW swell crosses SSE wind-waves all day, keeping a confused cross-sea present. Avoid the midday 10:00 AM-2:00 PM stretch when winds gust near 28 knots.

Light winds and calm, long-period seas dominate the morning and midday, with a breezier but still manageable afternoon (15-17 knots W, gusts near 30 knots) before calming again by evening. Best window is late morning into early afternoon.

Light 4-10 knot ENE/NE winds all day with seas building to around 3.4 feet at 5-6 second periods from the E by afternoon. Comfortable conditions throughout, with the lightest winds in the morning.

Light winds and moderate 2.3-3.1 foot seas at 6-8 second periods from the E/ESE, with a brief morning wind bump (12-13 knots, gusts to 24 knots) around 8:00-9:00 AM. Calms further by afternoon and evening for a pleasant finish.

Light winds all day, but a S swell starts crossing an ESE/ENE wind-wave by late morning, creating a confused, uncomfortable sea by afternoon. Best window is before 10:00 AM NZST while seas remain under 3 feet. Caution advised for the rest of the day.

Dangerous, confused sea state most of the day as S/SSE swell crosses ENE/NE wind-wave, with seas peaking near 6.3 feet overnight and 6.2 feet in the evening. Winds are light, but wave interaction makes conditions unsafe. This is a NO-GO day — stay off the water.

Overnight confused seas ease by early morning, giving way to organized SE/SSE swell around 4-9-10-second periods and light W/WNW winds under 6 knots. Best window is 9:00 AM to 2:00 PM as seas drop to 3.5-4 feet. Use caution before sunrise while the cross-sea lingers.

Light sub-6 kt south winds and small 2-2.5 ft east swell at 5-6s periods make for an easy, comfortable day on the water. Best conditions are mid-morning through afternoon.

Light 3-9 kt south to southwest winds and organized 3 ft east swell at 5-6s periods keep Thursday comfortable. Early morning gusts to 24 kts ease by mid-morning, leaving a smooth midday-to-evening window.

Slightly larger 3.5-3.9 ft east swell at a steady 6s period keeps Friday comfortable, with light 3-10 kt south to southeast winds. Overnight gusts to 25 kts ease by early morning, leaving a smooth day from mid-morning onward.

Light winds under 10 knots and seas under 3 feet at short periods make for a comfortable day. Best window is 6:00 PM-10:00 PM with calm 2-4 knot winds and seas under 2 feet. High confidence forecast.

Calm morning gives way to rapidly building north swell, with seas growing from 2 feet to 6 feet at short 3-5 second periods and gusts up to 28 knots by evening. Only the pre-11:00 AM window is safe; afternoon and evening are hazardous.

Dangerous leftover swell peaks near 7.2 feet overnight before gradually easing, while rain (0.51in) moves through during the day reducing visibility. Despite lighter winds, residual rough seas and rain keep this a no-go day.

Good conditions all day with winds easing from 11-12 knots SSW in the morning to just 6-7 knots W by afternoon. Seas stay small at 0.8-1.6 feet with short 3-second periods. Best window is after 1:00 PM as everything calms further.

Very light winds (1-8 knots) and tiny seas (0.3-0.8 feet) make this an excellent day for boating from morning through evening. Some model uncertainty on wave period details, but conditions should stay calm and comfortable throughout.

Light winds (4-9 knots) and small seas (0.5-1.1 feet) all day, with the best-organized waves around midday at 5-6 second periods. Winds build slightly toward evening but stay easily manageable. A calm, comfortable day overall.

Light 2-10 knot winds and calm 1-1.5 feet seas at 6-8 second periods make Wednesday the best day to be out. Conditions stay comfortable and well-organized around the clock.

Thursday looks manageable early with light winds and small seas, but conditions worsen sharply after 6:00 PM as winds and short-period seas build. Overall a NO-GO day given the deteriorating evening trend, with the roughest conditions arriving by 11:00 PM.

Friday is dangerous with steep 5 feet seas at 4-6 second periods and gusts up to 31 knots persisting most of the day. Conditions only start easing after 8:00 PM - avoid this day entirely.

Light winds and organized 3-4 feet seas at 6-7 second periods make Wednesday the best day, especially 7:00 AM-10:00 AM. Late evening brings a developing cross-sea as ENE swell crosses SSE wind-wave, so plan to return before 11:00 PM.

Thursday is a NO-GO: an E swell crosses an SE wind-wave for about 8 hours (1:00 AM-2:00 PM AEST), creating a confused, uncomfortable sea with seas up to 5.3 feet at short 6-second periods. Even the afternoon improvement only reaches caution level - stay off the water.

Friday remains caution-level with a lingering confused sea state, seas around 4.8-5.3 feet at 8-second periods from the southeast. Winds are light, but wave forecasts have low confidence (68%) and are diverging, so expect possible surprises in sea conditions.

Wednesday is the calmest day of the week, with winds under 10 knots from the south/southeast and seas around 0.7-1.1 feet all day. Excellent conditions throughout with no notable weak points.

Thursday sees winds build to 12-13 knots (gusts to 20 knots) from the southeast around midday, with seas peaking near 1.6 feet at short 2-second periods - a bit bumpy but still a GO. Early morning and evening are calmer with lighter winds and smaller seas.

Friday begins breezy with 9-10 knots winds and gusts to 18 knots from the southeast, easing steadily through the day to just 5-6 knots by afternoon. Seas calm to 0.6-0.7 feet later in the day, making midday onward the best window.

Light 5-7 knots west winds and calm 0.9-1.2 feet seas at 4-5 second periods make Wednesday an excellent, easy day on the water. Conditions stay steady and comfortable from morning through night with no concerning chop.

Thursday morning is glassy calm with 4-7 knots winds and tiny seas at long 6-8 second periods - ideal boating conditions. Wind and short-period chop build through the afternoon and evening, so plan to be out early for the smoothest ride.

Friday sees the choppiest conditions of the stretch, with 10-12 knots north winds and seas building to about 3.0 feet at short 4-second periods by midday. Still a good day overall, but an early morning or evening departure avoids the peak midday chop.

Good boating day with light morning winds building to a moderate midday peak near 15-16 knots ESE, then easing in the evening. Seas stay small (under 1.6 feet, short period) all day. Best window: 4:00 PM-8:00 PM when winds ease and conditions turn glassy.

Calm morning (4-8 knots E, seas under 0.5 feet) gives way to a breezier afternoon peaking near 14-15 knots ESE with gusts to 21 knots and seas up to 1.6 feet. Still a GO day overall - just favor the early hours for the smoothest conditions.

Light easterly winds (7-11 knots) and small seas (under 1.1 feet) make for an easy, comfortable GO day. Lightest winds are in the early morning and evening, with only a minor midday bump. Great visibility and stable forecast throughout.

Light 9-13 kt SW winds and 3.5-4.6 ft seas look tame, but a confused cross-sea (SSE swell vs SW wind-wave) makes for uncomfortable, choppy motion for much of the day. Best window is 10:00 AM-2:00 PM ADT when things settle down. Avoid early morning hours when the chop is worst.

Thursday is the pick of the week - near-calm winds (2-6 kt) and organized 7-second SSE swells dominate through midday. A brief confused cross-sea develops later as SW wind-waves cross the swell, so plan your outing for the 4:00 AM-1:00 PM ADT window for the smoothest ride.

Friday's wind (11-13 kt S/SSW, gusts to 17 kt) and wave heights (3-3.7 ft) look mild, but shortening 5-second periods and a confused cross-sea between the SSE swell and S wind-wave create choppy, uncomfortable seas for several hours. Best to go early, 6:00 AM-9:00 AM ADT, before conditions turn awkward later in the day.

Matinée calme avec vent léger et mer bien rangée, mais un clapot court et raide s'installe de la mi-journée au début de soirée avec des rafales jusqu'à 27 nœuds. Le vent d'est-sud-est mollit ensuite en soirée. Prévoir de naviguer tôt ou tard dans la journée.

Vent d'est-sud-est à sud-est soutenu (13-16 nœuds, rafales jusqu'à 33 nœuds) et creux de 1,2-1,3 m à période courte de 4 s créent une mer dure et dangereuse presque toute la journée. Conditions inadaptées à la plaisance. Mieux vaut reporter la sortie.

Mer encore marquée en début de journée (creux 0,9-1,0 m, rafales jusqu'à 28 nœuds), nécessitant de la prudence jusque vers 9 h. Nette amélioration l'après-midi avec vent modéré et creux sous 0,8 m, puis conditions calmes en soirée. Privilégier un départ après 13 h.

Vents légers de secteur nord-est à sud-est (jusqu'à 12 nœuds) et creux de 0,5 à 0,7 m bien rangés toute la journée. Une courte période de trois heures en fin de matinée voit un clapot se superposer à la houle, restant maniable. Excellente journée globale pour naviguer.

Dégradation nette entre 8 h et 15 h : vent d'est à 10 nœuds avec rafales à 26 nœuds et creux de 1,0 m à 3 s de période, clapot court et raide inconfortable et risqué. Avant 8 h et après 16 h, conditions plus calmes. Éviter toute sortie durant la fenêtre centrale de la journée.

Entre 8 h et 14 h, une houle de sud croise un clapot de vent tournant du sud-sud-est au sud-ouest, créant une mer croisée inconfortable sans bon cap. Avant 8 h et après 15 h, creux sous 0,6 m et vents modérés offrent de meilleures conditions. Privilégier ces créneaux pour sortir.

Vent léger de secteur est-nord-est sous 8 nœuds et creux de 0,3 à 0,5 m toute la journée. Mer bien rangée, conditions idéales pour la plaisance sans période à éviter.

Vent renforcé de secteur est-nord-est jusqu'à 16 nœuds (rafales 25 nœuds) entre 8 h et midi, puis conditions plus calmes l'après-midi. Creux modestes de 0,3 à 0,8 m avec clapot court mais gérable.

Vent très léger le matin, renforcé à 8-11 nœuds de secteur ouest en soirée. Creux faibles de 0,3 à 0,4 m toute la journée, mer maniable malgré une confiance modérée sur les modèles de creux.

Vents d'est modérés (jusqu'à 10 nœuds, rafales à 20 nœuds) et petits creux de 0,3-0,4 mètre, mais des averses (0,51 pouce) traversent la journée en milieu de journée. Mieux vaut sortir tôt le matin ou en fin de journée pour éviter la pluie.

Journée quasi parfaite avec des vents sous 5 nœuds de secteur sud-ouest et une mer bien rangée à 0,3-0,5 mètre, période 4 à 6 secondes. Aucune période à éviter — sortie recommandée à tout moment.

Un clapot court et raide se superpose à la houle d'ouest-sud-ouest tôt le matin (6 h – 8 h), avant des vents renforcés à 12 nœuds (rafales à 24 nœuds) et des averses (0,60 pouce) en matinée. Mieux vaut attendre l'après-midi, une fois la mer et le vent apaisés.

Vent léger de sud-sud-est à sud (moins de 11 nœuds) et creux sous 0,4 m toute la journée. Conditions excellentes et stables, idéales pour sortir à tout moment de la journée.

Vents de sud à sud-ouest sous 10 nœuds et mer quasi plate (0,1 à 0,3 m) toute la journée. La meilleure journée du lot pour la plaisance, du matin au soir.

Matinée encore correcte avec vent sous 10 nœuds, mais dégradation nette dès 13 h : vent de sud-ouest à ouest-sud-ouest jusqu'à 24 nœuds de rafales et clapot court et raide de 0,8 à 1,1 m. Sortie déconseillée l'après-midi et en soirée ; privilégier un départ matinal avec retour avant midi.

Mare mosso ma gestibile tutto il giorno, vento debole-moderato da sud-sudest. La finestra migliore è la sera dalle 19:00 alle 23:00 con vento sotto i 3 nodi e onde in calo a 0,4 metri.

Giornata più tranquilla dei tre giorni, mare poco mosso e vento generalmente debole. Condizioni favorevoli praticamente tutto il giorno, ottime sia al mattino che in serata.

Mare mosso con onde corte da sud-sudest, vento in aumento nel pomeriggio fino a 9-10 nodi con raffiche oltre 20 nodi. Meglio uscire entro le 9:00 del mattino quando le condizioni sono più contenute.

Giornata eccellente con vento leggero-moderato (1-7 nodi, prevalentemente da nord-est a metà giornata) e mare poco mosso con onde di 0,2-0,4 metri. Le condizioni restano favorevoli dalle prime ore del mattino fino a sera, ideali per uscire in qualsiasi momento della giornata.

Vento debole (1-5 nodi) e mare poco mosso con onde di appena 0,2-0,3 metri per tutta la giornata. Le condizioni migliori si registrano nel tardo pomeriggio e in serata, con vento quasi assente dalle 18:00 in poi.

Vento molto leggero (0-5 nodi) e mare poco mosso con onde minime di 0,1-0,2 metri per l'intera giornata. Alta affidabilità dei modelli conferma condizioni sicure e piacevoli in qualunque momento della giornata.

Excellent conditions all day with light 5-12 kt winds and calm 2.5-foot seas at 6-8 second periods. Best window is 12:00 PM-2:00 PM when winds drop to just 5-6 knots. Great day for boating.

Good morning and afternoon with light-to-moderate south winds and 2.5-3.4 foot seas. After 5:00 PM a confused cross-sea forms (ESE swell crossing S wind-wave) plus a steep wind-wave chop with gusts to 22 knots - exercise caution or head in early.

Morning through early afternoon has a confused cross-sea (ESE swell crossing S wind-wave) with choppy 4.3-4.6 foot seas despite modest winds. Conditions ease markedly after 3:00 PM as winds go light and seas settle - wait until afternoon to head out.

Best day of the period: light 4-12 knots west/northwest winds and calm 2.7 feet seas at 6-7 second periods from the southeast. Ideal window is 11:00 AM to 2:00 PM. Excellent visibility and high confidence.

Manageable early, but winds build to 15-17 knots south with gusts over 20 knots by evening and seas climb toward 4.7 feet. Late evening (9:00 PM-11:00 PM) brings a confused cross-sea as ESE swell crosses SSW wind-waves - use caution and plan an earlier return.

NO-GO through midday: confused cross-sea as ESE swell meets SSW wind-waves, with steep 4-5 feet seas at 5-6 second periods and gusts to 21 knots. Conditions improve after 3:00 PM as winds ease and the cross-sea relaxes - avoid the water until then.

Light north-northwest winds under 11 kt all day, but a persistent 5.0-5.5 ft SSW swell at 9-second periods keeps seas choppy and uncomfortable. Caution advised throughout Wednesday with no clear improvement window.

Overnight chop clears by 3:00 AM, giving way to a better afternoon with light 7-11 kt northwest winds and 4.1-4.7 ft southwest swell at 8-9 second periods. Wave period forecasts are uncertain, so exercise caution despite the improved outlook.

Friday looks like the best day with light winds and longer-period 10-11 second swell making for smoother seas through the afternoon. But wave period forecasts are highly uncertain, and evening brings building swell and shifting south-southwest winds - aim to return by 6:00 PM.

Light north-northwest winds under 11 kt all day, but a persistent 5.0-5.5 ft SSW swell at 9-second periods keeps seas choppy and uncomfortable. Caution advised throughout Wednesday with no clear improvement window.

Overnight chop clears by 3:00 AM, giving way to a better afternoon with light 7-11 kt northwest winds and 4.1-4.7 ft southwest swell at 8-9 second periods. Wave period forecasts are uncertain, so exercise caution despite the improved outlook.

Friday looks like the best day with light winds and longer-period 10-11 second swell making for smoother seas through the afternoon. But wave period forecasts are highly uncertain, and evening brings building swell and shifting south-southwest winds - aim to return by 6:00 PM.

Light north-northwest winds under 11 kt all day, but a persistent 5.0-5.5 ft SSW swell at 9-second periods keeps seas choppy and uncomfortable. Caution advised throughout Wednesday with no clear improvement window.

Overnight chop clears by 3:00 AM, giving way to a better afternoon with light 7-11 kt northwest winds and 4.1-4.7 ft southwest swell at 8-9 second periods. Wave period forecasts are uncertain, so exercise caution despite the improved outlook.

Friday looks like the best day with light winds and longer-period 10-11 second swell making for smoother seas through the afternoon. But wave period forecasts are highly uncertain, and evening brings building swell and shifting south-southwest winds - aim to return by 6:00 PM.

Light north-northwest winds under 11 kt all day, but a persistent 5.0-5.5 ft SSW swell at 9-second periods keeps seas choppy and uncomfortable. Caution advised throughout Wednesday with no clear improvement window.

Overnight chop clears by 3:00 AM, giving way to a better afternoon with light 7-11 kt northwest winds and 4.1-4.7 ft southwest swell at 8-9 second periods. Wave period forecasts are uncertain, so exercise caution despite the improved outlook.

Friday looks like the best day with light winds and longer-period 10-11 second swell making for smoother seas through the afternoon. But wave period forecasts are highly uncertain, and evening brings building swell and shifting south-southwest winds - aim to return by 6:00 PM.

Best day of the period: light 4-12 knots west/northwest winds and calm 2.7 feet seas at 6-7 second periods from the southeast. Ideal window is 11:00 AM to 2:00 PM. Excellent visibility and high confidence.

Manageable early, but winds build to 15-17 knots south with gusts over 20 knots by evening and seas climb toward 4.7 feet. Late evening (9:00 PM-11:00 PM) brings a confused cross-sea as ESE swell crosses SSW wind-waves - use caution and plan an earlier return.

NO-GO through midday: confused cross-sea as ESE swell meets SSW wind-waves, with steep 4-5 feet seas at 5-6 second periods and gusts to 21 knots. Conditions improve after 3:00 PM as winds ease and the cross-sea relaxes - avoid the water until then.

Excellent conditions all day with light 5-12 kt winds and calm 2.5-foot seas at 6-8 second periods. Best window is 12:00 PM-2:00 PM when winds drop to just 5-6 knots. Great day for boating.

Good morning and afternoon with light-to-moderate south winds and 2.5-3.4 foot seas. After 5:00 PM a confused cross-sea forms (ESE swell crossing S wind-wave) plus a steep wind-wave chop with gusts to 22 knots - exercise caution or head in early.

Morning through early afternoon has a confused cross-sea (ESE swell crossing S wind-wave) with choppy 4.3-4.6 foot seas despite modest winds. Conditions ease markedly after 3:00 PM as winds go light and seas settle - wait until afternoon to head out.