Red flag at Navarre Beach today. Water sits at 80°F — the warmest reading of the run so far — with southeast winds at 6-13 mph and 1.8 ft seas. Rain probability is high at 74% with frequent showers expected throughout the day, so today is more of a check-the-radar-before-you-go kind of Monday. Air temperatures hold between 74°F and 80°F. Solunar drops to low today, so the fishing setup is less inviting than the weekend.
Is It Safe to Swim at Navarre Beach Today?
The Red flag means high hazard — strong surf and/or currents are present, and rip current risk is high. Even though the 1.8 ft surf reads calm on paper, the red flag points to underlying hazards lifeguards are watching closely — likely a combination of rip currents and the storm activity that comes with a 74% rain day. The safest call is to stay out of the water today or stick to wading at the shoreline near a staffed lifeguard stand. Watch for lightning, check the radar, and follow posted advisories.
Full Conditions Breakdown
| Condition | Reading |
|---|---|
| Beach flag | Red — high hazard, strong surf and currents |
| Water temperature | 80°F |
| Air temperature | Low near 74°F / High near 80°F |
| Wind | SE at 6-13 mph |
| Wave height | 1.8 ft |
| Chance of rain | 74% (frequent showers) |
Navarre Beach Tides Today
| Tide | Time | Height |
|---|---|---|
| High tide | 7:56 AM | 0.96 ft |
| Low tide | 5:26 PM | 0.51 ft |
Solunar Rating
According to solunar theory, today is a low-activity day for fishing — fish activity is forecast to remain limited throughout the day. See today's full fishing report for the best windows and what's biting.
7-Day Outlook
Today (Monday, May 25): Red flag, SE wind 6-13 mph, 1.8 ft seas, water 80°F. High near 80°F with 74% rain chance.
Tuesday: Partly sunny with highs around 81-82°F and southeast winds transitioning to 10-15 mph — expect moderate seas as wind picks up.
Wednesday: Mostly sunny with temperatures rising to 84-85°F and winds gradually easing from the southeast.
Thursday-Saturday: Mixed conditions with highs in the 83-86°F range and variable wind patterns.
Next week: Comfortable temperatures with typical late-May patterns prevailing.
Today is the wet day of the stretch — Tuesday onward looks substantially better.
Red flag day — stay out of the water or stick to the shoreline near lifeguards. The 1.8 ft surf reads calm but the red flag means underlying hazards are present, likely tied to storm activity in the 74% rain forecast. Watch for lightning and check the radar. Water at 80°F is the warmest of the run, but it's a soggy Monday. Solunar is low — fishing expectations should be tempered.