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Winds stay light out of the north at 3-16 knots, but early on a SSW swell crosses an NE wind-wave for a confused, awkward chop through about 2:00 AM. Conditions settle after that into steadier 2.4-4 feet seas, though the brief cross-sea keeps today at caution.

Winds are gentle at 6-13 knots from the ESE with mild gusts, and seas run 1.9-2.6 feet at 6-second periods from the SSE. A 6-hour stretch of steep wind-wave chop develops on top of otherwise good conditions, keeping this a caution day despite an overall favorable base.

SW winds of 11-16 knots with gusts to 20 knots combine with 2.8-3.7 feet seas at 5-second periods from the south, plus a soaking 0.58in of rain. A long 10-hour bout of steep, choppy wind-wave conditions makes for an uncomfortable ride, warranting caution all day.

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.

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.

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.

NO-GO Friday: a confused cross-sea (SW swell crossing NW wind-wave) persists most of the day despite manageable 15-19 knots northwest winds. Waves build to 6.3 feet at 8-second periods, with the worst chop between 5:00 AM and 9:00 AM. Not recommended for recreational vessels.

NO-GO Saturday: steep wind-wave chop and a confused cross-sea (SW swell crossing NW wind-wave) develop as winds build to 21 knots gusting 29 knots from the northwest. Waves climb from 6 feet to nearly 7.8 feet at 7-second periods. Wave conditions are bad nearly the entire day - avoid boating.

NO-GO Sunday: dangerous conditions all day with 20-23 knots northwest winds gusting to 32 knots and waves building to 9.2 feet at 7-second periods. Wave conditions are bad around the clock with no safe window. Stay off the water.

A brief bout of steep, choppy wind-wave conditions hits overnight into early Friday morning with 3-second period seas near 3 feet and gusty 16-23 knot SSW winds. Conditions steadily improve after sunrise, with calmer 8-12 knot winds and smaller seas taking over by midday. Best to avoid the first few hours and wait for the afternoon window.

Saturday is calm and favorable throughout, with light 3-9 knot winds and small 1.3-1.9 foot seas at 3-4 second periods. Midday brings near-calm winds before a light southerly breeze returns in the afternoon. A great day to be on the water.

Sunday brings the smoothest conditions of the forecast, with light 2-6 knot winds and gentle 0.9-1.2 foot seas at 4-second periods all day. No rough patches are expected - a great day for boating from morning through evening.

Light 5-10 knot N/NW winds and 4-4.5 foot SW swell at 10-11 seconds, but a crossing NW wind-wave creates a confused, choppy sea for several hours. Early morning (before 9:00 AM) is the smoothest window; afternoon/evening gets bumpier as wind builds.

Winds 7-12 knots NW/NNW with gusts to 16 knots and 4-4.3 foot seas at 8-9 seconds. A crossing SSW swell and NW wind-wave keep the sea confused almost all day - the choppiest day of the weekend. Midday (11:00 AM-1:00 PM) offers the calmest wind, but expect a jumbled ride.

Light 8-12 knot NW winds and 4-4.4 foot WSW/SW seas at 8-second periods, but a crossing SSW swell keeps the sea confused for about 11 hours. Conditions smooth out nicely by evening, with 8:00 PM-11:00 PM the top pick for departure.

Winds stay light at 6-14 knots from the NNE with gusts to 18 knots, but for about 7 hours an SSW swell crosses the NNE wind-wave, creating a confused, uncomfortable cross-sea with no clean heading. Otherwise fine 2.8-3.7 feet seas at 5-second periods keep this a caution day.

ESE winds run 9-17 knots with gusts to 22 knots, whipping up steep, choppy wind-wave seas of 2.6-3.5 feet at short 5-second periods for roughly 17 hours. Waves ease briefly midday, but the persistent chop from the wind makes for a bouncy, tiring ride overall.

SW winds of 10-14 knots with gusts to 19 knots bring 0.53in of rain and a steep, choppy wind-wave stretch for about 3 hours plus a 9-hour confused cross-sea where SSE swell crosses SW wind-wave, producing jumbled, uneven motion. Caution advised despite otherwise moderate 2.8-3.7 feet seas.

A great day on the water with light 2-9 knots north winds and small 0.7-1.1 feet seas at 5-second periods from the ESE. Clear visibility and no rain make this the pick of the weekend, good conditions all day long.

Winds stay light at 1-10 knots from the ESE, but a steep wind-wave chop builds in for about 9 hours, riding on top of the background swell and shortening up the seas to 0.7-1.6 feet at just 4-second periods. Expect a choppier, less comfortable ride than Friday - use caution.

Conditions return to favorable with 3-11 knots SSW winds and manageable 1.1-1.7 feet seas at 5-second periods from the SE. Some rain is expected (0.48in) but wind and wave conditions remain good throughout the day, making this a solid outing.

A great day out with light 4-9 knots ENE winds (gusts to 18 knots) and small 1.0-1.8 feet choppy seas at 2-second periods from the NNE. Clear visibility and calm conditions all day make this the most comfortable of the three.

Good boating conditions with 6-13 knots S winds (gusts to 20 knots) and short-period 0.6-2.3 feet chop at 2 seconds from the SE. A touch of rain (0.12in) is possible but winds and seas stay manageable throughout the day.

Still a GO, though W winds range wider at 2-16 knots with gusts up to 26 knots, and seas run 1.1-2.4 feet at 2-second periods from the W, giving a choppier ride. Favor calmer stretches for the smoothest outing.

A great day on the water with light 4-11 knots south winds (gusts to 19 knots) and small 0.7-2.0 feet seas at 2-second periods from the SSW. Calm, comfortable conditions all day, best in the morning hours.

Another good day with light 2-13 knots SSW winds (gusts to 22 knots) and manageable 1.2-2.5 feet seas at 3-second periods from the SSW. Slightly choppy given the short period, but overall favorable for boating throughout the day.

Unsafe by afternoon: 4-14 knots NNW winds gust to 25 knots while seas build to 1.1-3.9 feet at 3-second periods from the WNW, a steep wind-wave chop riding up on short notice. Good waves only run through 3:00 PM; conditions turn to caution 4:00 PM to 8:00 PM and bad 9:00 PM to 11:00 PM, so this day is a NO-GO.

A great day on the water with light 3-9 knots NNE winds (gusts to 16 knots) and comfortable 1.9-2.6 feet seas at 5-second periods from the southeast. Visibility is excellent and conditions stay favorable all day, making this the pick of the forecast.

Wind stays manageable at 5-11 knots ESE, but midday brings steep wind-wave chop from 12:00 PM to 3:00 PM as short 4-second ESE waves stack up uncomfortably. Mornings and evenings are calmer, so plan around that afternoon window and use caution if out then.

Wind is light out of the southwest at 3-8 knots and seas stay organized at 2.2-2.8 feet on 5-second periods, but a soaking 0.93in of rain is expected. Otherwise boatable conditions are overshadowed by the wet weather, so caution is warranted.

A solid GO day with 8-16 knots east winds (gusts to 25 knots) and manageable 2.5-3.0 feet seas at 6-second periods from the northeast. Clear 10+nm visibility and dry conditions make for comfortable, well-organized boating all day.

Base conditions are fine with 9-14 knots east winds and 2.3-2.6 feet seas at 5-second periods from the northeast, but a steep wind-wave chop develops for about 6 hours, making the sea state choppier and less comfortable than the numbers alone suggest. Use caution during that stretch.

Similar to Saturday: light 8-13 knots east winds and 2.2-2.6 feet seas at 5-second periods from the northeast are generally manageable, but a 6-hour stretch of steep wind-wave chop makes for a bumpier ride. Light rain also possible, so plan timing carefully.

Light winds (under 6 knots) and modest 3.5-3.8 ft SSW swell at long periods, but a crossing WNW wind-wave creates a confused, occasionally awkward sea. Best conditions are the calm overnight-to-morning hours and mid-afternoon; expect some uncomfortable motion at times regardless of heading.

Calm morning winds give way to a breezier SW-WSW afternoon (up to 9 knots, gusts to 18), while a persistent SSW swell crosses the WNW/W wind-wave for a long confused-sea period. Waves stay under 3.5 feet, but the crossing pattern makes for awkward motion, especially afternoon.

Lightest wind and smallest waves of the weekend (3.0-3.2 ft), but the SSW swell still crosses the WNW/NW wind-wave for a confused, choppy stretch of the day. Morning is calmest; afternoon SW winds build to 8-9 knots with gusts to 17, adding to the awkward motion.

A great day on the water with light 2-11 knots SSW winds (gusts to 14 knots) and smooth 3.8-4.1 feet seas at 10-second periods from the southwest. Clear skies, 10+nm visibility, and no rain make this an easy go all day.

Another favorable day with gentle 2-11 knots W winds (gusts to 16 knots) and comfortable 3.9-4.7 feet seas at 9-second periods from the WSW. Visibility stays excellent and conditions hold good all day for a relaxed outing.

Winds stay manageable at 6-12 knots WNW (gusts 16 knots), but seas build to 4.7-5.4 feet at a shorter 7-second period from the west, creating a steeper, choppier ride after the first couple hours. Waves are only good from midnight to 1:00 AM, so most of the day calls for caution.

Friday starts calm but a steep SW chop builds through the afternoon with 15-16 knot winds gusting near 27 knots and 2.6-2.9 feet short-period waves. Stick to the morning hours before 1:00 PM for the smoothest ride, and use caution afternoon into evening.

Saturday is a no-go day: SW winds gust up to 31 knots with steep, short-period 3.3-3.4 feet waves peaking mid-morning. Only late evening after 7:00 PM offers any relief, with winds easing to 11 knots and waves under 2.6 feet.

Sunday brings lingering steep chop through midday with 14-15 knot SW winds gusting to 25 knots, but conditions steadily improve. By evening (after 6:00 PM) winds ease to around 9-10 knots and waves drop under 2 feet — the best window of the whole period.

Calm light-wind morning with organized 1-2 foot northeast swell, but afternoon brings a building west-southwest wind-wave that crosses the swell for a choppy, confused sea. Best to boat before 1:00 PM and avoid the 2:00 PM-11:00 PM window.

Light-to-moderate west-southwest winds (7-12 kt, gusts to 24 kt) with small waves, but short 4-5 second periods and a shifting wind-wave crossing the swell create a confused, choppy sea for most of the day. Morning (6:00 AM-9:00 AM) is the best window.

Calm early morning gives way to building southwest winds (up to 13 kt, gusts 25-27 kt) and a steep, short-period wind-wave crossing the background swell from mid-morning to evening. This confused, choppy sea warrants caution; conditions improve again after 8:00 PM.

Light 9-14 knot SE winds but gusty (up to 31 knots), with a confused cross-sea as E swell meets SSE wind-wave, especially midday into evening. Steep, choppy conditions persist much of the day - caution advised, best to go early morning.

Light 7-10 knot SE winds with gusts to 24 knots creating steep chop through midday hours. Evening (after 6 PM) is much calmer with seas easing to under 2 feet - best window for a later outing.

Calm early morning (4-6 knots) gives way to a brief steep chop around late morning as gusts hit 24-26 knots. Afternoon and evening ease back to light 5-7 knot winds and sub-2 feet seas - the best window of the whole forecast.

NO-GO Friday: light winds but a large 5.5-6.7 ft SSE/S swell at 9-10 second periods keeps seas unsafe all day. Best to wait this one out.

Saturday improves with lighter swell (4.4-4.7 ft SSE) and light winds, but early afternoon (12 PM-4 PM) brings a confused cross-sea as ENE wind-waves cross the SSE swell. Morning and evening are the better bets.

Sunday morning through mid-afternoon looks good with light NE-N wind and a manageable SE swell, but a confused cross-sea builds and lasts about 11 hours as wind-waves cross the swell, peaking in the evening. Plan to be off the water before conditions mix up.

NO-GO Friday: NNW winds gust to 36 knots from 8:00 AM-4:00 PM, creating a confused cross-sea where SSW swell meets WNW wind-waves. Early morning and evening hours are calmer, but the midday window is dangerous for recreational vessels.

NO-GO Saturday: despite light 5-9 knots winds, SSW swell builds all day to a dangerous 11.6 feet at 11-second periods by evening. Large swell alone makes this unsafe regardless of the calm breeze.

NO-GO Sunday: leftover SSW swell remains 6.7-9.4 feet at 10-11 second periods all day despite light, pleasant 6-14 knots winds. Wave height alone keeps this day unsafe for recreational vessels.

Calm NE winds and smooth 14-second WSW swell dominate the morning, but a NNE-to-NW wind-wave builds from late morning and crosses the swell, creating a confused, choppy sea into the evening. Best window is before 10:00 AM; use caution after midday.

Dangerous conditions with 19-22 knot winds gusting to 30 knots overnight and steep 6-8 ft seas at short periods - the roughest day of the forecast. Even the calmer afternoon still holds 7.4-7.7 ft swell, keeping seas unsafe all day. Avoid boating entirely.

Winds ease to a pleasant 8-12 knots, but a lingering 6.3-6.6 ft WSW swell at 11-12 second periods keeps seas too rough for safe boating all day. Despite the calm breeze, this remains a no-go day due to residual swell.

Light winds (3-11 kt) and small 1.6-2.4 ft seas make for an easy Friday. A brief breezy spell hits 3:00-5:00 PM with gusts to 24 kt, but conditions stay comfortable and safe overall.

Winds stay light (under 10 kt) with seas building slowly to under 3 ft. Late morning through evening is especially calm and pleasant, though wave period forecasts carry some uncertainty.

Light-to-moderate winds (5-10 kt, gusting near 20 kt around midday) with manageable 2-2.8 ft seas at improving periods. Evening turns calm and glassy after 5:00 PM, capping off a good boating day.

Light winds (3-7 kt) and small 1.8-3.3 ft seas at 6-10s periods make Friday the best day out. A brief gusty spell develops near 9:00 PM, but daytime hours are excellent.

Light winds mask a dangerous building swell that peaks near 6.6 ft at 10s periods from the S by early afternoon. Wave height alone makes this a NO-GO day despite calm winds.

A confused cross-sea (S swell meeting WNW wind-wave) makes early morning and mid-afternoon hours uncomfortable, though winds stay light all day. Best window is roughly 8:00 AM to 2:00 PM when the sea state settles down.

NO-GO Friday: gusts up to 27-29 knots from the southeast during midday hours combine with rough 4.5-4.9 feet seas at 6s from the east overnight and in the afternoon. Unsafe conditions for recreational boating - stay ashore.

GO day with light 2-10 knot south/southeast winds and comfortable 3.5-4.3 feet seas at 6-7s from the east. Best window is 6:00 PM-11:00 PM when winds drop to near-calm 2-4 knots.

GO day with light 2-10 knot south/southeast winds (midday gusts to 26 knots) and steady 3.5-4.1 feet seas at 6s from the east. Smoothest conditions are overnight and after 6:00 PM.

Friday is a GO with a calm morning and midday (winds under 10 knots SW, waves under 1 foot) giving way to a breezier evening with 11-14 knots SW winds, gusts to 27 knots, and choppy 2-2.2 feet waves at 3-second periods from the WSW. Plan to be out earlier in the day for the smoothest ride.

Saturday is a GO with steady 6-10 knots SW winds and waves generally under 1.5 feet at short 2-second periods. Best window is midday into evening as winds ease to 4-7 knots WSW - a reliable, comfortable day overall.

Sunday is a GO with light-to-moderate 7-11 knots SW winds easing significantly by late afternoon into a calm evening with 2-4 knots winds and sub-1-foot waves. Evening (5:00 PM onward) is the standout window of the entire forecast.

Light 2-7 knots winds and calm 0.6-1.0 feet seas at long 7-12s periods from the SSW make Friday an excellent, comfortable day on the water with no bad stretches.

Light winds (1-9 knots) and small 0.5-0.8 feet seas keep Saturday comfortable and safe throughout, with only a slight wind and chop increase by evening.

Winds build to 18-19 knots (gusts 26 knots) from the N between 10:00 AM-2:00 PM, whipping up steep, short-period 2.5-2.8 feet chop - use caution and avoid this midday window, favoring morning or evening instead.

Friday is unsafe midday: SSW winds hit 20 knots with gusts to 40 knots and steep 3 ft, 4-second seas from about 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM. Mornings and evenings are calmer, but the afternoon spike makes this a NO-GO day overall.

Saturday is a good boating day overall, with light morning winds, a modest midday bump to 13-15 knots SW with gusts near 30 knots, and a superb calm evening window after 8:00 PM with winds under 5 knots and small, comfortable seas.

Sunday offers the best conditions of the period: light 3-8 knot winds, a brief mild midday bump to 10-12 knots, and small, long-period 8-9 second seas from the NE making for a smooth, comfortable ride all day.

Friday brings dangerous 7-8 foot SE swell at 8-second periods all day, despite light 5-11 knot winds. Seas peak near 7.6 feet from 10:00 AM-3:00 PM. Not safe for recreational boating.

Saturday still unsafe with 5.2-6.5 feet SE swell at 7-second periods lingering all day. Winds are light (4-8 knots) but seas remain too large and choppy for recreational boating. Avoid the water.

Sunday sees easing SE swell from 5.5 feet down to 4.5 feet by evening at 7-8 second periods, with light 4-9 knot winds all day. Caution needed through the afternoon; best conditions arrive after 8:00 PM as seas drop into safer range.

Choppy SE wind-wave conditions stack on the SE swell through midday with gusts to 27 knots, making for an uncomfortable, bouncy ride despite modest wave heights. Conditions ease nicely by evening with winds dropping to 8-10 knots and gusts in the mid-teens. Best to wait until after 6:00 PM to head out.

Light 7-11 knot winds and small 1-1.4 foot seas make for a smooth, comfortable day on the water. Conditions stay consistent from morning through evening with no rough patches. This is the best day of the weekend to get out.

Light winds and small seas continue Sunday, with the calmest conditions in the morning hours. A slight afternoon increase to 10-12 knots and 1.4-1.6 foot seas remains comfortable. A great day to be on the water, especially before early afternoon.

Friday offers calm conditions, especially in the morning with light 1-8 knot south winds and smooth 1.5-1.8 foot seas at long periods. Wind builds to 11-14 knots with stronger gusts by evening, so an early departure is ideal.

Saturday is favorable with 8-14 knot SW winds and seas under 2 feet most of the day. The evening window from 4:00 PM to 8:00 PM is the standout, with light 8-9 knot winds and calm 1.5-1.8 foot seas.

Sunday starts calm with light 7 knot winds and smooth seas overnight and early morning. Midday brings gustier 28-31 knot SW winds and steeper 4-second period chop, so an early or late-day outing is best.

Light 4-13 knots ENE-SE winds and tiny 0.3-1.2 feet seas all day make Friday the best day of the period. Calm and comfortable from morning through evening with no real weak points.

Morning is fine with light-to-moderate WNW winds, but by afternoon winds build to 17-19 knots gusting 25 knots with steep 2-2.5 feet short-period NW wind-wave chop. Best to finish up by early afternoon and avoid the evening buildup.

Sunday offers good conditions with 9-15 knots ESE-SE winds and modest 1.2-1.6 feet E/ESE seas at 2-second periods. Morning through mid-afternoon is the most favorable window.

NO-GO day: 16-20 knot WNW winds (gusts to 26 knots) and 5-6.6 foot seas at 5-6 seconds from the SW create steep chop plus a confused cross-sea with SSW swell crossing W wind-waves for much of the day. Unsafe for recreational boating - stay in.

CAUTION day: overnight and morning bring a confused cross-sea (SW swell vs NW wind-wave) plus steep chop. Best window is 11:00 AM-3:00 PM with light 8-10 knot winds and calmer 2.7-2.9 foot seas at 6 seconds - plan your trip around this midday lull.

NO-GO day: daytime SSW winds near 12-15 knots and choppy 3-foot, 4-second seas are workable, but conditions deteriorate sharply after 7:00 PM as winds reach 16-19 knots S (gusts to 25) and waves build to 4.3 feet, producing steep wind-wave chop. Be off the water before evening.

Vent de nord-ouest en hausse jusqu'à 10-11 nœuds avec rafales à 20-23 nœuds l'après-midi, créant un clapot court et raide (0,6-0,8 m, période 3 s). Mieux vaut naviguer tôt le matin quand le vent est plus faible.

Vent faible (2-7 nœuds) avec un bref clapot raide vers 13-15 h sous rafales à 17 nœuds, sinon mer calme (creux de 0,2 à 0,5 m). Soirée particulièrement favorable pour sortir.

Conditions idéales : vent très léger (1-5 nœuds) et mer quasiment étale (creux de 0,1-0,2 m). La meilleure journée du week-end pour naviguer, à tout moment de la journée.

Vents légers de nord et creux de 0,5 à 0,8 m toute la journée, mais un clapot court et raide de 4 secondes s'installe entre 12 h et 15 h, imposant de la prudence sur ce créneau. Le reste de la journée, notamment la nuit et la soirée, reste favorable à la plaisance.

Journée calme avec des vents faibles de secteur nord puis sud-est à sud-sud-ouest sous les 5 nœuds et des creux de 0,2 à 0,4 m. Conditions favorables toute la journée, la soirée après 19 h étant la plus calme avec une mer quasi plate.

Mer quasi plate avec des creux de 0,1 à 0,2 m toute la journée et vents légers de nord le matin, tournant au sud l'après-midi avec des rafales jusqu'à 16 nœuds entre 13 h et 16 h. Journée la plus calme du week-end, idéale pour la plaisance, surtout tôt le matin.

Vent très léger (1 à 7 nœuds) et mer plate (0,2 à 0,3 m) toute la journée. Meilleure fenêtre le matin, mais toute la journée reste favorable pour la plaisance.

Vent modéré de secteur nord-est à sud-est (3 à 7 nœuds) et mer très calme (0,2 à 0,3 m). Journée globalement favorable, légère préférence pour la matinée.

Nuit et matinée quasi plates avec vent nul, puis vent de secteur sud à sud-sud-ouest montant à 8 nœuds l'après-midi (rafales à 14 nœuds). Conditions maniables toute la journée, préférer un départ matinal.

Vent léger de nord-ouest (2-7 nœuds) et creux de 0,2 à 0,4 m toute la journée. Petite brise en fin d'après-midi avec rafales à 15-16 nœuds, sans conséquence. Journée idéale pour la plaisance.

Journée très calme avec vent de 1 à 8 nœuds de secteur nord-ouest à sud-est et creux de 0,3 à 0,4 m. Petit renforcement du vent d'ouest en soirée avec rafales à 16 nœuds, sans souci. Excellentes conditions pour sortir en mer.

Vent très léger de secteur nord à nord-est (jusqu'à 6 nœuds) et creux de 0,3 à 0,4 m avec une période de 6 à 8 secondes, mer bien rangée. Léger renforcement du vent d'ouest en fin de journée avec rafales à 13-14 nœuds, sans danger. Belle journée pour terminer le week-end en mer.

Journée favorable avec vent de secteur sud-ouest sous 8 nœuds et creux de 0,4 à 0,7 m à période courte. La soirée après 20 h devient très calme avec un vent tombant sous 4 nœuds, idéale pour une sortie tranquille.

La journée la plus calme du week-end : vent sous 6 nœuds de secteur sud-ouest à ouest et creux de seulement 0,3 à 0,6 m. Conditions stables et maniables toute la journée, sans fenêtre à éviter.

Matinée calme avec vent sous 6 nœuds et creux de 0,6 m. L'après-midi voit le vent monter à 8 nœuds avec rafales à 17 nœuds de secteur ouest-nord-ouest, restant toutefois gérable pour une sortie.

Vent modéré de 5-7 nœuds d'ouest-nord-ouest et creux de 0,4-0,7 m avec un clapot assez court toute la journée. La soirée après 21 h offre les meilleures conditions, avec un vent tombant sous 4 nœuds et une mer qui s'assagit.

Journée quasi idéale avec un vent de 2-4 nœuds de secteur ouest-sud-ouest et une mer plate à 0,4 m. La période des vagues s'allonge en fin de journée, rendant la mer encore plus maniable — parfait toute la journée.

Vent faible de 2-6 nœuds tournant d'ouest-sud-ouest vers le nord en fin de journée, avec des creux de 0,4-0,6 m à période confortable de 6-7 secondes. La matinée jusqu'à midi est la fenêtre la plus calme de la journée.

Venerdì il mare è mosso al mattino presto (0,7-0,8m da sud-sud-ovest, periodo corto di 4s) con vento fino a 7 nodi da nord-nord-est. Dal pomeriggio le condizioni migliorano nettamente, con vento sotto i 5 nodi e mare in calo verso 0,4 metri: ottima finestra dalle 15:00 in poi.

Sabato il mare resta mosso solo lievemente all'inizio (0,5m) per poi calare fino a 0,2 metri, con vento leggero da nord/nord-ovest fino a 7 nodi. Le raffiche più sostenute (16-18 nodi) si registrano in tarda mattinata, ma il mare resta gestibile. Sera (18:00-21:00) ideale con vento debole e mare quasi piatto.

Domenica il mare è poco mosso tutto il giorno, spesso sotto 0,2 metri, con vento debole da nord-nord-est/sud-ovest sotto i 6 nodi. Condizioni ottimali dall'alba al tramonto, con finestra ideale tra le 9:00 e le 12:00.

Giornata ottima con vento leggero (1-5 nodi) da sud-ovest/est-nord-est e mare poco mosso (0,3-0,5m) a 3-5 secondi da nord-ovest. Le ore serali dalle 17:00 sono le più tranquille.

Sabato con vento leggero (0-5 nodi, raffiche fino a 17 nodi nel primo pomeriggio) e mare poco mosso (0,3-0,5m) da nord-ovest. Condizioni buone tutto il giorno, ottime in serata.

Domenica calma e stabile: vento leggero (1-6 nodi) da sud-ovest/nord-est e mare poco mosso (0,3m) da nord-nord-ovest. Condizioni omogenee tutto il giorno, ideali per uscire in qualsiasi orario.

Winds stay light at 6-14 knots from the NNE with gusts to 18 knots, but for about 7 hours an SSW swell crosses the NNE wind-wave, creating a confused, uncomfortable cross-sea with no clean heading. Otherwise fine 2.8-3.7 feet seas at 5-second periods keep this a caution day.

ESE winds run 9-17 knots with gusts to 22 knots, whipping up steep, choppy wind-wave seas of 2.6-3.5 feet at short 5-second periods for roughly 17 hours. Waves ease briefly midday, but the persistent chop from the wind makes for a bouncy, tiring ride overall.

SW winds of 10-14 knots with gusts to 19 knots bring 0.53in of rain and a steep, choppy wind-wave stretch for about 3 hours plus a 9-hour confused cross-sea where SSE swell crosses SW wind-wave, producing jumbled, uneven motion. Caution advised despite otherwise moderate 2.8-3.7 feet seas.

Winds stay light out of the north at 3-16 knots, but early on a SSW swell crosses an NE wind-wave for a confused, awkward chop through about 2:00 AM. Conditions settle after that into steadier 2.4-4 feet seas, though the brief cross-sea keeps today at caution.

Winds are gentle at 6-13 knots from the ESE with mild gusts, and seas run 1.9-2.6 feet at 6-second periods from the SSE. A 6-hour stretch of steep wind-wave chop develops on top of otherwise good conditions, keeping this a caution day despite an overall favorable base.

SW winds of 11-16 knots with gusts to 20 knots combine with 2.8-3.7 feet seas at 5-second periods from the south, plus a soaking 0.58in of rain. A long 10-hour bout of steep, choppy wind-wave conditions makes for an uncomfortable ride, warranting caution all day.

Light 5-10 knot N/NW winds and 4-4.5 foot SW swell at 10-11 seconds, but a crossing NW wind-wave creates a confused, choppy sea for several hours. Early morning (before 9:00 AM) is the smoothest window; afternoon/evening gets bumpier as wind builds.

Winds 7-12 knots NW/NNW with gusts to 16 knots and 4-4.3 foot seas at 8-9 seconds. A crossing SSW swell and NW wind-wave keep the sea confused almost all day - the choppiest day of the weekend. Midday (11:00 AM-1:00 PM) offers the calmest wind, but expect a jumbled ride.

Light 8-12 knot NW winds and 4-4.4 foot WSW/SW seas at 8-second periods, but a crossing SSW swell keeps the sea confused for about 11 hours. Conditions smooth out nicely by evening, with 8:00 PM-11:00 PM the top pick for departure.

Light 5-10 knot N/NW winds and 4-4.5 foot SW swell at 10-11 seconds, but a crossing NW wind-wave creates a confused, choppy sea for several hours. Early morning (before 9:00 AM) is the smoothest window; afternoon/evening gets bumpier as wind builds.

Winds 7-12 knots NW/NNW with gusts to 16 knots and 4-4.3 foot seas at 8-9 seconds. A crossing SSW swell and NW wind-wave keep the sea confused almost all day - the choppiest day of the weekend. Midday (11:00 AM-1:00 PM) offers the calmest wind, but expect a jumbled ride.

Light 8-12 knot NW winds and 4-4.4 foot WSW/SW seas at 8-second periods, but a crossing SSW swell keeps the sea confused for about 11 hours. Conditions smooth out nicely by evening, with 8:00 PM-11:00 PM the top pick for departure.

Light 5-10 knot N/NW winds and 4-4.5 foot SW swell at 10-11 seconds, but a crossing NW wind-wave creates a confused, choppy sea for several hours. Early morning (before 9:00 AM) is the smoothest window; afternoon/evening gets bumpier as wind builds.

Winds 7-12 knots NW/NNW with gusts to 16 knots and 4-4.3 foot seas at 8-9 seconds. A crossing SSW swell and NW wind-wave keep the sea confused almost all day - the choppiest day of the weekend. Midday (11:00 AM-1:00 PM) offers the calmest wind, but expect a jumbled ride.

Light 8-12 knot NW winds and 4-4.4 foot WSW/SW seas at 8-second periods, but a crossing SSW swell keeps the sea confused for about 11 hours. Conditions smooth out nicely by evening, with 8:00 PM-11:00 PM the top pick for departure.

Light 5-10 knot N/NW winds and 4-4.5 foot SW swell at 10-11 seconds, but a crossing NW wind-wave creates a confused, choppy sea for several hours. Early morning (before 9:00 AM) is the smoothest window; afternoon/evening gets bumpier as wind builds.

Winds 7-12 knots NW/NNW with gusts to 16 knots and 4-4.3 foot seas at 8-9 seconds. A crossing SSW swell and NW wind-wave keep the sea confused almost all day - the choppiest day of the weekend. Midday (11:00 AM-1:00 PM) offers the calmest wind, but expect a jumbled ride.

Light 8-12 knot NW winds and 4-4.4 foot WSW/SW seas at 8-second periods, but a crossing SSW swell keeps the sea confused for about 11 hours. Conditions smooth out nicely by evening, with 8:00 PM-11:00 PM the top pick for departure.

A solid GO day with 8-16 knots east winds (gusts to 25 knots) and manageable 2.5-3.0 feet seas at 6-second periods from the northeast. Clear 10+nm visibility and dry conditions make for comfortable, well-organized boating all day.

Base conditions are fine with 9-14 knots east winds and 2.3-2.6 feet seas at 5-second periods from the northeast, but a steep wind-wave chop develops for about 6 hours, making the sea state choppier and less comfortable than the numbers alone suggest. Use caution during that stretch.

Similar to Saturday: light 8-13 knots east winds and 2.2-2.6 feet seas at 5-second periods from the northeast are generally manageable, but a 6-hour stretch of steep wind-wave chop makes for a bumpier ride. Light rain also possible, so plan timing carefully.

A brief bout of steep, choppy wind-wave conditions hits overnight into early Friday morning with 3-second period seas near 3 feet and gusty 16-23 knot SSW winds. Conditions steadily improve after sunrise, with calmer 8-12 knot winds and smaller seas taking over by midday. Best to avoid the first few hours and wait for the afternoon window.

Saturday is calm and favorable throughout, with light 3-9 knot winds and small 1.3-1.9 foot seas at 3-4 second periods. Midday brings near-calm winds before a light southerly breeze returns in the afternoon. A great day to be on the water.

Sunday brings the smoothest conditions of the forecast, with light 2-6 knot winds and gentle 0.9-1.2 foot seas at 4-second periods all day. No rough patches are expected - a great day for boating from morning through evening.

Winds stay light out of the north at 3-16 knots, but early on a SSW swell crosses an NE wind-wave for a confused, awkward chop through about 2:00 AM. Conditions settle after that into steadier 2.4-4 feet seas, though the brief cross-sea keeps today at caution.

Winds are gentle at 6-13 knots from the ESE with mild gusts, and seas run 1.9-2.6 feet at 6-second periods from the SSE. A 6-hour stretch of steep wind-wave chop develops on top of otherwise good conditions, keeping this a caution day despite an overall favorable base.

SW winds of 11-16 knots with gusts to 20 knots combine with 2.8-3.7 feet seas at 5-second periods from the south, plus a soaking 0.58in of rain. A long 10-hour bout of steep, choppy wind-wave conditions makes for an uncomfortable ride, warranting caution all day.

Winds stay light at 6-14 knots from the NNE with gusts to 18 knots, but for about 7 hours an SSW swell crosses the NNE wind-wave, creating a confused, uncomfortable cross-sea with no clean heading. Otherwise fine 2.8-3.7 feet seas at 5-second periods keep this a caution day.

ESE winds run 9-17 knots with gusts to 22 knots, whipping up steep, choppy wind-wave seas of 2.6-3.5 feet at short 5-second periods for roughly 17 hours. Waves ease briefly midday, but the persistent chop from the wind makes for a bouncy, tiring ride overall.

SW winds of 10-14 knots with gusts to 19 knots bring 0.53in of rain and a steep, choppy wind-wave stretch for about 3 hours plus a 9-hour confused cross-sea where SSE swell crosses SW wind-wave, producing jumbled, uneven motion. Caution advised despite otherwise moderate 2.8-3.7 feet seas.