Bayside and Gulfside from Craig Key to west end of Seven Mile Bridge

Atlantic high pressure offshore of the southeastern U.S. will remain in place throughout the remainder of the weekend. This feature will maintain moderate east to southeasterly breezes through tonight. However, a gradual slackening trend will occur during the remainder the weekend and into early next week. In addition, relatively drier weather conditions will settle in for the weekend, though isolated to scattered showers and occasional thunderstorms could still occur at times. A cold front then stalls across northern Florida into the new work week with highest rain chances remaining north of the Florida Keys but, precipitation chances will still remain around 20 to 30 percent daily into next week. The Approximate Shoreward Edge of the Gulf Stream as of October 2, 2026... 39 NM south-southeast of Dry Tortugas Light, on Loggerhead Key 14 NM south-southeast of Cosgrove Shoal Light, off the Marquesas Keys 8 NM south-southeast of Sand Key Light, off Key West 2 NM south-southeast of Looe Key, off Big Pine Key 1 NM south-southeast of Sombrero Key Light, off Marathon 0 NM south-southeast of Alligator Reef Light, off Islamorada 2 NM northwest of Molasses Reef Light, off Key Largo 2 NM northwest of Carysfort Reef Light, off Ocean Reef Gulf Stream Information Courtesy of the Naval Oceanographic Office.