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Islamorada Marine ForecastThe Hump

Updated Fri Sep 11, 2026

Calm seas and light winds all weekend for boating

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Marine Forecast for Islamorada Hump Sep 11–13, 2026

📋 Calm seas and light winds all weekend for boating

FriSep 11GO

Light 2-12 knots ESE winds (gusts to 24 knots) and small 1.7-2.4 feet seas at 3-second periods from the ESE keep things manageable all day, though the short period adds a bit of choppiness. Good visibility and light rain make for an overall favorable day on the water.

SatSep 12GO

A great day out with easy 2-13 knots ESE winds and modest 1.3-2.4 feet ESE seas at 3-second periods; best conditions arrive midday through evening as winds ease toward 5-6 knots. Some scattered showers possible but visibility stays strong throughout.

SunSep 13GO

The calmest day of the stretch: gentle 2-8 knots SE winds, gusts only to 12 knots, and tiny 0.8-1.2 feet seas at 3-second periods from the ESE. Excellent visibility and light winds all day make this a comfortable, easy outing.

Saturday 12:00 PM to 11:00 PM is the pick, with light 5-6 knots easterly winds, gusts near 11 knots, and gentle 1.8-1.9 feet seas from the east.

24.8029, -80.4446 · Updated Fri Sep 11, 2026 · Model confidence and timing windows come from the same AI forecast engine as the SeaLegs AI app.

Recent days at Islamorada Hump

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Sat9/5GO
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Mon9/7GO
Tue9/8GO
Wed9/9CAUTION
Thu9/10GO

Today’s Water at Islamorada Hump

Sea surface temperature and chlorophyll around Islamorada Hump, imaged fresh every morning. Water at the star is 88.0°F today, and chlorophyll of 0.24 mg/m³ reads as blue-green transition water at the spot.

 Imagery: Sep 10, 2026 · rebuilt every morning
Islamorada Hump sea surface temperature chart, Sep 10, 2026 — 88.0°F at the spot with labeled depth contours
Sea surface temperature. Warm colors are warmer water; tight color gradients are temperature breaks. Labeled depth contours — bold at 100 / 500 / 1,000 fathoms — draw the bottom structure.
Islamorada Hump chlorophyll chart, Sep 10, 2026 — water color and bait edges
Chlorophyll. Green is nutrient-rich shelf water, deep blue is clean offshore water — the edge between them is where bait tends to stack, and today reads 0.24 mg/m³ (blue-green transition water) at the spot.

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About the Islamorada Hump

“The Hump” off Islamorada is an underwater seamount that rises sharply into the Gulf Stream — the Florida Keys' signature offshore spot, stacking up blackfin tuna, amberjack, and pelagics where the current piles into the structure. Strong current over a steep bottom means sea state and wind direction make the difference between a comfortable troll and a rough, wet ride.

The outlook below updates every morning from the latest marine model data, with a plain GO / CAUTION / NO-GO call for each day — the same AI rating used in the SeaLegs AI app.

Reading conditions at the Islamorada Hump

The Hump's chop is current-made as much as wind-made. When a fresh breeze opposes the north-flowing Gulf Stream over the seamount, seas stand up steeper than the raw wave height suggests — so treat a wind-against-current day with more respect than the numbers alone would earn. Wind with the current, by contrast, can make a moderate forecast fish comfortably.

The run from Islamorada is short compared to a Northeast canyon trip, which makes the Hump forgiving on timing — but afternoon sea-breeze build is a daily rhythm in the Keys, and the calmest water is usually the early window. Check the day cards above for when each day's window opens and closes.

Islamorada Hump forecast FAQ

How is the sea at Islamorada Hump today?

As of Sep 11, 2026, the SeaLegs AI verdict for Islamorada Hump is GO. Light 2-12 knots ESE winds (gusts to 24 knots) and small 1.7-2.4 feet seas at 3-second periods from the ESE keep things manageable all day, though the short period adds a bit of choppiness. Good visibility and light rain make for an overall favorable day on the water.

Where is the Islamorada Hump?

The Hump is an underwater seamount offshore of Islamorada in the Florida Keys, where the bottom rises steeply into the path of the Gulf Stream. The strong current over the structure concentrates bait and pelagic fish.

How often is this Islamorada forecast updated?

The forecast on this page is rebuilt every morning from the latest marine model data, and the SpotCast card refreshes live in your browser. The date stamp above the outlook shows when it was last generated.

What do GO, CAUTION, and NO-GO mean?

GO means conditions are favorable for most recreational boats. CAUTION means marginal — manageable for experienced crews, but check wind direction against the current before committing. NO-GO means conditions are hazardous for small craft and the trip is best postponed.

Can I get a forecast like this for my own spot?

Yes. In the free SeaLegs AI app you can drop a pin anywhere — a patch reef, a wreck, or your dock — and get the same AI-rated marine forecast, plus fishing reports and trip planning.

What is the water temperature at Islamorada Hump today?

As of Sep 10, 2026, the satellite-derived sea surface temperature at Islamorada Hump is about 88.0°F, with chlorophyll around 0.24 mg/m³ (blue-green transition water). The SST and chlorophyll charts on this page are rebuilt every morning from the SeaLegs AI DeepCast satellite pipeline.

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