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Winds run 5-19 knots NNW with gusts to 27 knots, and steep wind-wave chop builds through midday into evening as seas hold 2.8-5 feet at just 5-second periods from the NNE. That short period makes for choppy, uncomfortable seas most of the day - not a safe day to be out.

Winds are steadier at 7-17 knots NE, but waves stay dangerous through the morning and midday, running 3.1-5 feet at 5-second periods from the NE - a choppy, punchy sea state. Conditions only ease late in the day, but low confidence keeps this a NO-GO overall.

A great day on the water: light 1-6 knots ENE winds with gusts under 11 knots and gentle 2.6-3 feet seas at 6-second periods from the east. Waves stay good all day, with the smoothest, most organized conditions from early morning through midday.

A great day on the water with light 1-9 knots ESE winds (gusts to 12 knots) and gentle 0.6-1.1 feet seas at 3-second periods from the ESE. Good conditions hold all day, making this the clear pick of the week.

Winds pick up to 10-15 knots E with gusts to 22 knots, and seas build to 1.3-3.2 feet at just 3-second periods from the E, creating a steep, choppy wind-driven sea that turns rough by evening. Low confidence in the forecast adds risk, so this is a NO-GO despite decent waves earlier in the day.

11-14 knots ENE winds gust to a stiff 26 knots, kicking up 2.7-3.4 feet seas at short 4-second periods from the ENE for a steep, uncomfortable wind-wave chop overnight and evening. Add 0.33in of rain and low confidence, and this day stays NO-GO despite a fair midday window.

No-go all day: 7-9 foot WNW swell at 7-second periods combines with 14-21 knot NW winds gusting to 28 knots. Wave heights alone make this too dangerous for recreational boating, and model confidence is low.

No-go despite lighter 9-14 knot WNW winds. Persistent 6-7 foot WNW swell at 8-second periods keeps wave risk too high all day, and model confidence in wind remains low.

Improving but still a no-go: winds are light (8-13 knots WNW) but swell holds in the 4.7-6.0 foot range at 8-9 second periods most of the day. Only late evening approaches acceptable, and low model confidence keeps this a caution/no-go call.

Light 2-7 knots NW winds and calm 0.7-1.0 feet seas at 3-4 second periods all day Monday. A favorable window for boating, though forecast confidence is only moderate.

Light-to-moderate 4-14 knots winds shifting from north to east through Tuesday, with seas staying under 2 feet most of the day. Evening winds and gusts increase, so plan for a cautious, well-timed outing given low forecast confidence.

Dangerous conditions Wednesday: east winds gusting 24-28 knots build steep 4-6 feet seas at just 4-5 second periods. Rough, punishing chop persists most of the day - stay off the water.

Light NNW winds under 10 knots and organized 4.1 feet SW swell at 8-9 seconds make for a pleasant-looking Monday, but low model confidence (56%) on wind and gusts means conditions should be reconfirmed before heading out. Best window is midday to afternoon.

Tuesday's winds stay light under 6 knots, and the SW swell holds a comfortable 10-second period through most of the day, but it builds to nearly 4.8 feet by evening pushing conditions into caution after 8:00 PM. Model confidence is moderate (61%), so keep plans flexible and finish up before dark.

Light winds under 8 knots continue Wednesday, but the SW swell has grown to 4.8-4.9 feet at 10-11 second periods, keeping wave conditions in caution all day. Model confidence is moderate (62%), so approach with care despite the calm-looking wind forecast.

Winds run 6-21 knots NNW with gusts to 29 knots, and while mornings look calmer, waves build to 3.0-5.2 feet at just 5-second periods from the ENE for a steep, choppy chop most of the day. Low confidence and rough afternoon seas make this a NO-GO.

Winds ease into the good range for most of the day at 10-19 knots NE, but seas stay rough, holding at 3.9-5.3 feet on short 5-second periods from the NE well into the afternoon. Combined with low forecast confidence, conditions add up to a NO-GO.

A big improvement: winds stay light all day at 4-9 knots ENE with gusts only to 13 knots, and waves settle to 3.0-3.8 feet at a more organized 6-second period from the east. Only a brief early-morning wave hiccup keeps this from a full green light, so it's CAUTION overall, best late morning onward.

Winds run 6-13 knots NNW with gusts to 21 knots, and while waves average 1.2-1.9 feet at 4-second periods from the NNE, low forecast confidence and steep wind-wave chop persisting most of the day call for caution - the short-period chop can feel choppier than the numbers suggest.

Light 4-10 knots ENE winds and 1.3-1.9 feet seas at 4 seconds from the ENE look manageable, but a few hours of steep wind-wave chop and lower confidence keep this a caution day; conditions improve noticeably by afternoon into evening.

The pick of the week: light 2-10 knots SSW winds, gusts only to 16 knots, and organized 1.1-1.4 feet seas at 5-second periods from the ESE make for a comfortable, well-behaved sea all day.

Steep, choppy 0.8-4 feet seas at 3-second periods from the north build with 15 knots NNE winds gusting to 26 knots, creating very rough wind-wave chop through midday, easing only slightly by afternoon. Unsafe, uncomfortable conditions and low confidence make this a NO-GO day.

Winds stay light at 7-10 knots SSE with gusts to 18 knots, and seas are small at 1.0-1.8 feet, but short 2-second periods from the south mean a choppy, wind-driven surface. Low forecast confidence keeps this a CAUTION day, so watch conditions closely before heading out.

Light 3-9 knots SSW winds and small 0.4-1.5 feet seas at 2-second periods from the WSW look favorable, with a brief midday shower possible. Confidence is only moderate, so this stays a CAUTION day despite the calm-looking numbers - best used cautiously during the mid-morning to afternoon window.

SSE winds to 16 knots with gusts to 26 knots stir up very steep, short-period 3-second wind-wave chop most of the day, making for an uncomfortable, unsafe ride despite a brief calmer stretch midday. Overall a NO-GO with low confidence in the forecast.

A rough day: SSW winds gusting to 34 knots combine with 2-7 foot SSW seas at just 4-second periods, producing very steep wind-wave chop for most of the day. Waves stay bad from midnight through late afternoon before easing slightly in the evening. Unsafe conditions — a clear NO-GO.

Lighter NE winds near 4-12 knots and small 1-2 foot N seas look tempting, but the forecast carries low confidence and a brief steep, choppy patch around 4:00 AM keeps this a cautious NO-GO overall. Best-case window would be mid-morning to evening, but conditions aren't confirmed safe.

Winds stay light at 4-11 knots NNW with gusts to 20 knots, but midday brings a steep wind-wave chop layered over the 5-second ENE swell, making the sea state uncomfortable and unpredictable for about 12 hours. Low forecast confidence adds risk, so this is a NO-GO day.

Light 4-8 knots NE winds mask an unsettled sea underneath, with 2.8-3.7 feet waves at 5-second periods from the ENE creating a choppy, confused ride. Confidence remains low at 52%, so despite calm-looking wind numbers, this stays a NO-GO day.

Conditions turn excellent with light 2-6 knots easterly winds, gentle gusts to 12 knots, and well-organized 2.4-2.9 feet seas at 6-second periods from the east all day. High 75% confidence backs up a clean, comfortable GO day for boating.

Winds run 5-14 knots ESE with gusts to 21 knots and seas 1.8-2.3 feet at 6-second periods from the NE - manageable on paper, but a period of steeper wind-driven chop develops for about 4 hours and forecast confidence is only 36%, so stay alert and flexible on timing.

A similar setup with 4-13 knots ESE winds, gusts to 20 knots, and 1.8-2.2 feet seas at 5-second periods from the NE keeps things generally comfortable, but confidence is just 48% and a bit of rain is possible, so treat this as a caution day and reassess close to departure.

Winds pick up slightly to 5-15 knots E with gusts to 24 knots, and seas run 1.8-2.5 feet at 5-second periods from the ENE - a bit choppier and gustier than earlier in the week. With only 41% confidence, conditions could shift, so plan for caution rather than a clean go.

Light winds (under 9 knots) and smooth 3.1-3.4 feet seas at 9-10 second periods make for an excellent Monday. Best conditions arrive in the evening (5:00 PM-9:00 PM MST) as winds drop to near-calm.

Tuesday is the calmest day, with winds mostly 2-6 knots and smooth 3.4-3.7 feet seas at 11-12 second periods. Best conditions are overnight through mid-morning; a light afternoon breeze from the SSW is the only minor change.

Wednesday stays favorable with winds up to 8 knots and smooth 3.7-3.9 feet seas at 11-12 second periods. Early morning (before 8:00 AM MST) is calmest; afternoon brings a bit more breeze with gusts to 15 knots from the SSW/SW.

Winds stay light at 4-9 knots WSW, but seas of 4.3-5.2 feet at 8-second periods from the west turn choppy through midday and afternoon (caution hours 1:00 AM to 5:00 PM), with only very low forecast confidence. This combination makes conditions unsafe to plan around today - a NO-GO.

Winds are light all day, 3-8 knots SW, and seas ease to 3.9-4.3 feet at 8-second periods from the west, staying favorable through all hours. Confidence is low at just 12%, so conditions look good on paper but treat timing with caution and reconfirm closer to the day.

A gentle day with 2-9 knots W winds and 3.4-3.9 feet seas at a comfortable 10-second period from the WSW, good waves all day. Confidence is still modest at 25%, so it's rated CAUTION - promising conditions, but double-check the updated forecast before heading out.

A great day on the water with light 1-5 knots northwest winds (gusts to 12 knots) and small 0.6-0.9 feet seas at 3-second periods from the southwest. Visibility is excellent all day, making any hour a good time to head out.

Another favorable day with gentle 2-6 knots east-northeast winds (gusts to 15 knots) and modest 0.6-0.8 feet seas at 4-second periods from the south. Clear visibility and calm seas all day keep this a solid, comfortable outing.

Use caution: winds pick up to 4-10 knots east-northeast with gusts to 22 knots, and seas build to 1.1-2.3 feet at a short 3-second period from the east-southeast, creating a steeper, choppier ride. Confidence is lower too, so plan carefully and stay alert to changing conditions.

Light SSW winds (7-11 kt, gusts to 17 kt) and small sub-2 ft seas look comfortable, but only 40% forecast confidence means real conditions could differ - stay cautious and monitor updates. Evening after 9:00 PM offers the calmest window.

Light winds (3-7 kt) shifting from S to SE to SW and seas under 1 ft look pleasant, but only 49% model confidence with diverging wind/wave direction data keeps this a caution day. Midday hours (10:00 AM-3:00 PM) show the best wave organization.

Excellent conditions with winds under 4 knots (WNW/NW) and seas below 0.7 ft all day. High 69% model confidence and strong agreement on wind speed and wave height make this the week's best and most reliable GO day.

Light SW winds (2-7 knots) and small waves, but a confused cross-sea develops midday (12:00 PM-4:00 PM) as a shifting wind-wave crosses the NE swell, causing uncomfortable motion. Low model confidence adds uncertainty. Evening after 7:00 PM is calmer and more comfortable.

Tuesday offers the best conditions of the week: light 1-5 knots winds and small, consistent 0.7-1.0 feet NE waves at 5-8 second periods all day. High model agreement on wave direction and height makes this the most reliable, comfortable day to be on the water.

Light-to-moderate W/WSW winds (2-9 knots) with small waves, but afternoon (12:00 PM-6:00 PM) brings a confused cross-sea as a short-period WNW wind-wave crosses the N/NE swell, creating choppy, uncomfortable conditions with gusts to 20 knots. Morning hours are calmer and preferred.

Excellent conditions all day Monday with light 4-8 knots east winds and small 1.2-1.7 feet seas at 4-5 second periods. Best window is 5:00 PM-9:00 PM when winds drop to just 4 knots. A great day to be on the water.

Calm morning with light 3-7 knots NE winds and smooth 1.0-1.1 feet seas, but from mid-afternoon a steep wind-wave chop develops at just 3-second periods riding atop the swell. Plan to be off the water by early afternoon to avoid the choppier evening conditions.

Dangerous conditions develop from mid-morning as south-southeast winds surge to 17-20 knots with gusts over 40 knots, building steep 4-5 feet seas at only 3-4 second periods. Low forecast confidence adds uncertainty, but conditions look unsafe for boating - stay ashore.

Early morning brings a brief confused cross-sea (SSE swell vs NE wind-wave) causing awkward chop until around 3:00 AM. After that, light 3-8 knot north winds and smooth 4-5 foot seas at 7-8 second periods make for a solid boating day.

Calm early hours with light winds and small seas give way to a dangerous evening: south winds gust to 28 knots and seas build from 3.4 feet to 7.5 feet as a confused cross-sea develops between NE swell and SSE wind-wave. Low model confidence adds uncertainty - avoid this day.

Dangerous all day: south seas build to nearly 11 feet at 7-8 second periods with south-southwest winds gusting up to 37 knots. No safe window exists - this is a full NO-GO day.

Light 4-14 knot N/NNW winds all day, but a large 6-7.7 feet south swell at 9-11s periods makes this a NO-GO despite calm winds. Swell is long-period but simply too big for recreational boating. Low confidence (29%) adds uncertainty.

Winds build from 15 to 26 knots N with gusts to 36 knots, and a confused cross-sea develops as S swell crosses newly arriving WNW/NNW wind-waves. Steep 5.8-6.4 feet seas at shortening 5-6s periods make this a NO-GO. Low confidence (41%) with gusts diverging in all models.

Gale-force 25-30 knot NNW winds with gusts to 40 knots combine with steep 6-7.3 feet seas at just 5-second periods from the NNW. This produces dangerous, breaking chop - a clear NO-GO for all recreational boating. Confidence is low (41%) but the hazardous wave/wind combination is well supported.

Calm morning winds give way to a building southwest wind-wave layered on a 7 ft SW swell, with gusts to 25 knots by evening steepening the sea for about 4 hours. Entire day remains NO-GO due to this chop.

Southeast winds to 18 knots with gusts to 24 knots stack steep chop on a 6 ft SW swell for about 8 hours through midday and evening. Low model confidence adds uncertainty, but conditions stay NO-GO all day.

Wednesday improves with lighter 8-13 knots easterly winds and swell easing to under 4 ft by afternoon, but a 3-hour steep chop window overnight and low confidence keep the day at NO-GO. Afternoon 2-6 PM looks best but isn't a clean go.

Light 1-7 knots winds (NW early, shifting E by afternoon) and small 2.2-2.4 feet seas at 7-8 second periods from the SSE make for an easy, comfortable Monday. A brief gust spike to 15 knots mid-afternoon is the only bump. Great day to be on the water.

Light 1-7 knots winds rotating from NW to E through the day and steady 2.4 feet SE seas at 7-8 second periods keep Tuesday calm and pleasant. A modest gust bump to 14 knots arrives early afternoon but nothing concerning. Good confidence supports a GO all day.

Wednesday's breeziest stretch is overnight into early morning with 8-10 knots WNW wind and gusts to 16-17 knots, easing to a light 1-5 knots by afternoon. Seas stay comfortable all day at 2.2-2.4 feet with 8-9 second SE periods. A solid GO day, best after mid-morning once winds ease.

Choppy overnight-to-early-morning seas from a lingering 4.5-5 foot south swell ease by 9:00 AM. Winds stay light all day (under 6 knots), making the late morning onward the best time to head out.

Excellent conditions all day Tuesday: light 1-4 knot winds and a smooth, easing 2.6-4.1 foot SSE swell at 8-second periods. Good boating any time from morning through evening.

Wednesday offers the smoothest seas of the week - just 1.8-2.6 feet at 8-second periods - with light 2-6 knot winds all day. A comfortable, low-risk day for boating, though gust forecasts carry some uncertainty.

Light morning winds (2-6 kt) build to a moderate 9-10 kt southeast breeze by afternoon with gusts to 25 kt, while seas stay a manageable 3-3.6 ft at 6-second periods from the east all day. A good boating day overall, with the calmest conditions early morning and again after 5:00 PM.

Calm early hours give way to a breezier 8-10 kt southeast wind by midday with gusts to 25 kt, but seas stay a steady 3.6-3.8 ft at 6-second periods from the east. Good boating conditions all day, best in the early morning or after 6:00 PM when winds ease again.

The lightest day of the week, with winds mostly under 8 kt from the south/southeast and gentle 2.7-3.1 ft seas at 6-second periods from the east. Winds ease to just 2-4 kt by evening, making late afternoon and evening the best time to be out.

Excellent calm conditions all day Monday with light winds under 8 knots and seas under 1 foot. Great for boating any time - morning, midday, or evening are all favorable.

Tuesday looks calm on paper with light winds and small seas, but model confidence is low (47%) with notable disagreement on wind and wave details. Head out with extra caution and check updated forecasts before departing.

Wednesday starts calm with light 1-8 knot winds and a manageable 1.0-1.4 feet NNW/WNW swell at 3-second periods through the morning, but seas build steadily through the afternoon to a peak of 3.4 feet by 6:00 PM NZST. During the evening hours around 6:00 PM-7:00 PM NZST, wind-driven chop rides on top of the building NNW swell from a similar northerly sector, steepening and shortening the sea into an uncomfortable, choppy period even though winds themselves stay light. Plan to be off the water or well clear of exposed areas by late afternoon, with the morning through early afternoon offering the more comfortable window.

Light 7-13 knots winds and small 1-1.5 feet seas make Monday the best day of the week, though low model confidence (37%) means a cautious approach is wise. Conditions stay steady and comfortable all day.

Winds build from 9 knots to 21-22 knots SW with gusts to 30 knots, and seas grow to 4.1 feet at just 3-4 second periods, producing steep, unsafe chop by afternoon. Avoid boating, especially after midday.

Persistent 16-20 knots S/SSW winds with gusts to 30 knots and steep 1.8-3.8 feet seas at 4-second periods keep Wednesday rough and unsafe most of the day, especially overnight into early morning.

Great boating conditions all day with light 3-8 kt SW winds and calm 1 foot seas at long 9-12s periods. Any time is a good time to head out on Monday.

Light winds (1-7 kt) and small 1 foot seas at 8-11s periods make for another comfortable day. A brief afternoon breeze pickup to near 16 kt gusts is the only wrinkle - still easy conditions overall.

Calm morning with light winds and gentle seas gives way to breezier 7-8 kt NW winds and choppier, shorter-period seas by afternoon/evening. Morning is the smoothest window; afternoon is still boatable but bumpier.

Light winds and organized 4-5 feet seas at 7-8 second periods make Monday look good, but low model confidence (40%) means conditions could shift - proceed with caution, especially outside the calm evening window.

Mostly calm with light winds and 3-4 feet seas, but watch for a steep, choppy wind-wave buildup around 3:00-4:00 PM. Best to boat before or after that window.

Dangerous day: SE swell builds from 3 feet to nearly 11 feet while crossing a SSE wind-wave, creating a confused, unsafe sea state with gusty 25 knot SE winds. Stay off the water all day.

Light 8-10 kt SE winds and small 1 ft seas all day, but low 47% confidence with diverging wind data keeps this a caution day. Best conditions arrive 6:00 PM-10:00 PM with winds easing to 5-7 knots.

Very light 3-7 kt winds and sub-1 ft seas expected, but only 53% model confidence with significant divergence on wind and wave period. Conditions look easy but could shift - stay alert, especially midday to afternoon.

Calm morning with light winds turns rough by afternoon as SE winds jump to 17 kt with 27 kt gusts and seas build to 2.4 ft in a steep, choppy wind-wave pattern. Low 50% confidence adds uncertainty - finish boating before 2:00 PM.

Light SW winds build from 5 knots to 10 knots through the day with gusts near 20 knots by afternoon; seas stay under 2 feet but get choppier as periods shorten. Low model confidence (47%) means the forecast could shift, so mornings are the safer bet and it's worth rechecking updates.

The best day this week - light winds under 6 knots and small, well-organized 1.2-1.4 feet seas at 6-8 second periods all day. Best window is 3:00 PM to 7:00 PM, with good conditions from morning through evening.

Light WSW-W winds build from near-calm to 7-8 knots by afternoon, with small 1.0-1.2 feet seas at comfortable periods. Moderate confidence (58%) means afternoon gusts and direction could shift, so mornings before 10:00 AM are the more reliable window.

Monday begins gusty (15-16 kt ESE, gusts to 21 kt) overnight but eases to just 6-8 kt by afternoon, with small 0.5-1.4 feet seas throughout. Model confidence is low, so plan for the calmer 10:00 AM-4:00 PM window and stay flexible.

Tuesday starts very calm (2-6 kt) but builds to 11-12 kt WNW winds by afternoon with seas up to 1.2-1.4 feet at short 2-second periods. Wind speed and gusts show notable model disagreement, so favor the calm early morning and watch conditions if going out later.

Wednesday builds from a calm 4-5 kt NNW start to 12-15 kt WNW winds with gusts to 20 kt by evening, and seas steepen to 1.6-1.8 feet at a short 2-second period from the NW as wind-wave rides on top of the same-direction swell. Wind speed model disagreement is high, so favor early hours and use caution later in the day.

NO-GO day: dangerous steep chop with gusts to 37 knots and seas near 7 feet at 4-5 second periods, plus heavy rain and low forecast confidence. Avoid boating entirely on Monday.

NO-GO overnight into morning due to a confused cross-sea (S swell crossing NNW wind-wave) with gusty 15-18 knots N winds. Afternoon turns excellent with light winds and tidy 2-3 feet seas, but the day overall remains NO-GO.

CAUTION day - calm and comfortable through early afternoon with light winds and small 2 feet seas at 6-7 second periods. A steep wind-wave chop develops in the evening as WSW winds build to 15 knots, so plan your return before then.

Conditions idéales toute la journée : vents de 1 à 4 nœuds, mer plate à 0,2-0,3 m. Aucune fenêtre à éviter, sortie possible à toute heure.

Excellente journée avec vents de 1 à 6 nœuds et mer plate à 0,1-0,2 m. Toutes les heures sont favorables, aucune restriction particulière.

Matinée calme mais dégradation marquée dès 16 h : vents de 10-11 nœuds de nord-ouest avec rafales à 22-23 nœuds et creux de 1,1 à 1,3 m sur une mer courte et raide. Sortie déconseillée en fin de journée.

Conditions excellentes toute la journée : vents de 2 à 4 nœuds et mer plate avec des creux de 0,2 à 0,3 m. Aucune fenêtre à éviter, la journée entière convient à la plaisance.

Vents légers de 1 à 5 nœuds et mer quasiment plate avec des creux de 0,1 à 0,2 m toute la journée. Aucune période à éviter, conditions favorables du matin au soir.

Matinée calme, mais nette dégradation entre 15 h et 18 h avec des creux de 0,8-1,0 m et une période courte de 3-4 s formant un clapot raide. Sortie déconseillée cet après-midi ; confiance du modèle faible sur ce jour.

Journée calme avec vents de secteur nord à est-sud-est de 2 à 6 nœuds et creux de 0,1 à 0,2 m, période 2 à 3 s. Mer bien rangée toute la journée, conditions idéales pour sortir à tout moment.

Nuit et matinée quasiment sans vent, puis vents de secteur sud-est à sud-sud-ouest de 6 à 7 nœuds l'après-midi avec rafales à 12 nœuds. Creux de 0,1 à 0,2 m toute la journée, conditions favorables partout.

Matinée très calme (vents de secteur ouest-nord-ouest à 2 nœuds), puis renforcement du vent de secteur sud jusqu'à 8-9 nœuds avec rafales à 15-16 nœuds l'après-midi. Creux de 0,3 à 0,5 m, mer bien rangée ; confiance des modèles plus faible mais journée globalement favorable.

Conditions excellentes toute la journée : vent très faible (1 à 5 nœuds) et mer plate avec creux de 0,3 à 0,4 m bien rangés. Aucune période à éviter, sortie possible à toute heure.

Bonne fenêtre le matin et jusqu'à 18 h avec vent léger et mer maniable. En soirée, entre 19 h et 21 h, un clapot court et raide se forme (creux 0,8 m, période 3 s) — prévoir de rentrer avant.

Vent modéré de secteur nord-ouest et creux de 0,5 à 0,8 m dans l'ensemble, mais une mer croisée s'installe en après-midi et soirée entre houle d'ouest et clapot de nord-ouest. Confiance des modèles faible (43 %) — restez vigilant sur les rafales.

Conditions quasi parfaites toute la journée : vent sous 6 nœuds et creux de 0,2 à 0,4 mètre bien rangés. Indice de confiance de 75 %, avec une légère incertitude sur les rafales en soirée sans impact réel. Journée idéale pour sortir, à toute heure.

Vent et creux restent maniables jusqu'en milieu d'après-midi, avec un vent sous 8 nœuds. Mais dès 19 h, le vent de nord-ouest forcit avec des rafales à 20 nœuds et un clapot court et raide se forme (creux jusqu'à 1,2 mètre, période 3-4 s). Éviter toute sortie en soirée ; confiance modérée à 60 %.

Mer résiduelle agitée en début de nuit (creux jusqu'à 1,2 mètre) puis mer plus rangée en journée, mais le vent de nord-ouest forcit avec des rafales à 22-23 nœuds l'après-midi. Indice de confiance très faible de 53 % avec forte divergence des modèles sur le vent. Journée à éviter pour la plaisance.

Conditions excellentes toute la journée : vents de 1 à 5 nœuds de secteur nord, creux de 0,3 à 0,5 m bien rangés avec période 6 à 8 s. Aucune fenêtre à éviter, idéal pour sortir à tout moment de la journée.

Matinée calme mais dégradation en soirée : dès 18 h, vent de secteur nord-ouest à 9-11 nœuds (rafales à 24 nœuds) et creux de 0,8 à 1,1 m sur une période courte de 3-4 s, clapot raide. Confiance modérée (58 %) — soirée déconseillée.

Nuit avec creux résiduels de 1,0-1,1 m courts et raides, période 4 s, secteur nord-ouest. En journée, vent nord-ouest soutenu de 9-11 nœuds (rafales à 22 nœuds) maintient une mer inconfortable. Confiance faible (55 %) — sortie déconseillée sur les périodes les plus ventées.

Giornata ottima con vento leggero da nord-est sotto i 5 nodi e mare poco mosso tutto il giorno. Leggero rinforzo del vento nel tardo pomeriggio da sud, ma condizioni sempre navigabili.

Condizioni ancora favorevoli con vento debole variabile tra nord-est e sud, mai oltre i 6 nodi, e mare poco mosso tutto il giorno. Confidenza dei modelli moderata, ma quadro generale stabile.

Mattinata calma con vento sotto i 4 nodi e mare poco mosso, ma nel pomeriggio il vento da sud rinforza fino a 9 nodi con raffiche di 20-22 nodi e il mare passa a mosso. Meglio rientrare entro mezzogiorno.

Lunedì offre mare poco mosso (0,3-0,4m) e vento debole, da quasi nullo la notte a 7-8 nodi da nord-nord-est nel pomeriggio con raffiche fino a 21 nodi. Condizioni favorevoli tutto il giorno, ideali sia al mattino presto che in serata.

Martedì presenta mare poco mosso (0,3-0,4m) e vento che passa da quasi calmo al mattino a 8 nodi da nord nel pomeriggio, con raffiche fino a 20 nodi. Giornata interamente favorevole, con le condizioni migliori in tarda serata.

Mercoledì offre le condizioni più calme della settimana: mare poco mosso (0,2-0,4m) e vento debole, massimo 7 nodi da nord-nord-est nel pomeriggio con raffiche sotto i 18 nodi. Giornata favorevole dall'alba al tramonto, ideale per uscire in qualsiasi momento.

Winds run 6-21 knots NNW with gusts to 29 knots, and while mornings look calmer, waves build to 3.0-5.2 feet at just 5-second periods from the ENE for a steep, choppy chop most of the day. Low confidence and rough afternoon seas make this a NO-GO.

Winds ease into the good range for most of the day at 10-19 knots NE, but seas stay rough, holding at 3.9-5.3 feet on short 5-second periods from the NE well into the afternoon. Combined with low forecast confidence, conditions add up to a NO-GO.

A big improvement: winds stay light all day at 4-9 knots ENE with gusts only to 13 knots, and waves settle to 3.0-3.8 feet at a more organized 6-second period from the east. Only a brief early-morning wave hiccup keeps this from a full green light, so it's CAUTION overall, best late morning onward.

Winds run 5-19 knots NNW with gusts to 27 knots, and steep wind-wave chop builds through midday into evening as seas hold 2.8-5 feet at just 5-second periods from the NNE. That short period makes for choppy, uncomfortable seas most of the day - not a safe day to be out.

Winds are steadier at 7-17 knots NE, but waves stay dangerous through the morning and midday, running 3.1-5 feet at 5-second periods from the NE - a choppy, punchy sea state. Conditions only ease late in the day, but low confidence keeps this a NO-GO overall.

A great day on the water: light 1-6 knots ENE winds with gusts under 11 knots and gentle 2.6-3 feet seas at 6-second periods from the east. Waves stay good all day, with the smoothest, most organized conditions from early morning through midday.

Light NNW winds under 10 knots and organized 4.1 feet SW swell at 8-9 seconds make for a pleasant-looking Monday, but low model confidence (56%) on wind and gusts means conditions should be reconfirmed before heading out. Best window is midday to afternoon.

Tuesday's winds stay light under 6 knots, and the SW swell holds a comfortable 10-second period through most of the day, but it builds to nearly 4.8 feet by evening pushing conditions into caution after 8:00 PM. Model confidence is moderate (61%), so keep plans flexible and finish up before dark.

Light winds under 8 knots continue Wednesday, but the SW swell has grown to 4.8-4.9 feet at 10-11 second periods, keeping wave conditions in caution all day. Model confidence is moderate (62%), so approach with care despite the calm-looking wind forecast.

Light NNW winds under 10 knots and organized 4.1 feet SW swell at 8-9 seconds make for a pleasant-looking Monday, but low model confidence (56%) on wind and gusts means conditions should be reconfirmed before heading out. Best window is midday to afternoon.

Tuesday's winds stay light under 6 knots, and the SW swell holds a comfortable 10-second period through most of the day, but it builds to nearly 4.8 feet by evening pushing conditions into caution after 8:00 PM. Model confidence is moderate (61%), so keep plans flexible and finish up before dark.

Light winds under 8 knots continue Wednesday, but the SW swell has grown to 4.8-4.9 feet at 10-11 second periods, keeping wave conditions in caution all day. Model confidence is moderate (62%), so approach with care despite the calm-looking wind forecast.

Light NNW winds under 10 knots and organized 4.1 feet SW swell at 8-9 seconds make for a pleasant-looking Monday, but low model confidence (56%) on wind and gusts means conditions should be reconfirmed before heading out. Best window is midday to afternoon.

Tuesday's winds stay light under 6 knots, and the SW swell holds a comfortable 10-second period through most of the day, but it builds to nearly 4.8 feet by evening pushing conditions into caution after 8:00 PM. Model confidence is moderate (61%), so keep plans flexible and finish up before dark.

Light winds under 8 knots continue Wednesday, but the SW swell has grown to 4.8-4.9 feet at 10-11 second periods, keeping wave conditions in caution all day. Model confidence is moderate (62%), so approach with care despite the calm-looking wind forecast.

Light NNW winds under 10 knots and organized 4.1 feet SW swell at 8-9 seconds make for a pleasant-looking Monday, but low model confidence (56%) on wind and gusts means conditions should be reconfirmed before heading out. Best window is midday to afternoon.

Tuesday's winds stay light under 6 knots, and the SW swell holds a comfortable 10-second period through most of the day, but it builds to nearly 4.8 feet by evening pushing conditions into caution after 8:00 PM. Model confidence is moderate (61%), so keep plans flexible and finish up before dark.

Light winds under 8 knots continue Wednesday, but the SW swell has grown to 4.8-4.9 feet at 10-11 second periods, keeping wave conditions in caution all day. Model confidence is moderate (62%), so approach with care despite the calm-looking wind forecast.

Winds run 5-14 knots ESE with gusts to 21 knots and seas 1.8-2.3 feet at 6-second periods from the NE - manageable on paper, but a period of steeper wind-driven chop develops for about 4 hours and forecast confidence is only 36%, so stay alert and flexible on timing.

A similar setup with 4-13 knots ESE winds, gusts to 20 knots, and 1.8-2.2 feet seas at 5-second periods from the NE keeps things generally comfortable, but confidence is just 48% and a bit of rain is possible, so treat this as a caution day and reassess close to departure.

Winds pick up slightly to 5-15 knots E with gusts to 24 knots, and seas run 1.8-2.5 feet at 5-second periods from the ENE - a bit choppier and gustier than earlier in the week. With only 41% confidence, conditions could shift, so plan for caution rather than a clean go.

Light 2-7 knots NW winds and calm 0.7-1.0 feet seas at 3-4 second periods all day Monday. A favorable window for boating, though forecast confidence is only moderate.

Light-to-moderate 4-14 knots winds shifting from north to east through Tuesday, with seas staying under 2 feet most of the day. Evening winds and gusts increase, so plan for a cautious, well-timed outing given low forecast confidence.

Dangerous conditions Wednesday: east winds gusting 24-28 knots build steep 4-6 feet seas at just 4-5 second periods. Rough, punishing chop persists most of the day - stay off the water.

Winds run 5-19 knots NNW with gusts to 27 knots, and steep wind-wave chop builds through midday into evening as seas hold 2.8-5 feet at just 5-second periods from the NNE. That short period makes for choppy, uncomfortable seas most of the day - not a safe day to be out.

Winds are steadier at 7-17 knots NE, but waves stay dangerous through the morning and midday, running 3.1-5 feet at 5-second periods from the NE - a choppy, punchy sea state. Conditions only ease late in the day, but low confidence keeps this a NO-GO overall.

A great day on the water: light 1-6 knots ENE winds with gusts under 11 knots and gentle 2.6-3 feet seas at 6-second periods from the east. Waves stay good all day, with the smoothest, most organized conditions from early morning through midday.

Winds run 6-21 knots NNW with gusts to 29 knots, and while mornings look calmer, waves build to 3.0-5.2 feet at just 5-second periods from the ENE for a steep, choppy chop most of the day. Low confidence and rough afternoon seas make this a NO-GO.

Winds ease into the good range for most of the day at 10-19 knots NE, but seas stay rough, holding at 3.9-5.3 feet on short 5-second periods from the NE well into the afternoon. Combined with low forecast confidence, conditions add up to a NO-GO.

A big improvement: winds stay light all day at 4-9 knots ENE with gusts only to 13 knots, and waves settle to 3.0-3.8 feet at a more organized 6-second period from the east. Only a brief early-morning wave hiccup keeps this from a full green light, so it's CAUTION overall, best late morning onward.