Alright, folks! Time to dive into your Florida Coastal Waters Forecast coming straight from the National Weather Service in Miami. Let's break it down in a way that won't leave you feeling adrift.

For our sailers on the Atlantic and Gulf coastal waters, we've got a gentle east to southeasterly breeze cruising through the week. Expect isolated to scattered thunderstorms, so grab that raincoat just in case!

No worries about the Gulf Stream causing a storm; it's keeping its distance. And hey, for the boaters out there, the west wall of the Gulf Stream is playing it cool near several nautical miles off the coast. Thanks, Naval Oceanographic Office!

Now, let's talk specifics for today. Coastal waters near Jupiter Inlet to Deerfield Beach will see southeast winds around 5 knots. Seas will be calm, less than 2 feet, so perfect for a smooth sail. Intracoastal waters are looking smooth as well.

As we head into the evening, winds remain tranquil and seas stay gentle, less than 2 feet. Wave details paint a picture of serenity with southeast winds at 3 seconds. Smooth sailing all the way!

Looking ahead to Wednesday, a mix of southwest and east winds around 5 knots. Seas bump up slightly to around 2 feet, still manageable. Intracoastal waters remain smooth, so no need to fret about a rocky ride.

By Wednesday night, expect a tad more action with east winds picking up to 5 knots. Seas could reach 2 to 3 feet, and there's a chance of showers after midnight. Stay dry out there, sailors!

From Thursday to Saturday, east winds will strengthen to 10 to 15 knots. Seas may rise to 4 to 5 feet sporadically. Intracoastal waters could get a bit choppy, so keep an eye out for showers and possible thunderstorms on the horizon.

For more detailed updates and to stay ahead of the weather, check us out at the link provided in the show notes. Regardless of the forecast, always stay safe and weather-wise savvy. Thank you for listening, and make sure to subscribe to never miss an update!