Navarre Beach is flying yellow and purple flags this morning. Water is a warm 83°F and winds are light out of the northwest between 3 and 10 mph, with calm seas at 1.1 ft. The purple flag means dangerous marine life is present — jellyfish have been reported along the shoreline. Thunderstorms are likely today, so keep an eye on the sky.

Is It Safe to Swim at Navarre Beach Today?

Swimming conditions appear acceptable today, though the yellow flag signals moderate hazard — calm 1.1 ft waves with light northwest winds. The purple flag adds a marine-life warning, so watch for jellyfish in the water and along the sand. Water temperature at 83°F offers comfortable immersion. The elevated 60% rain probability means thunderstorms are likely throughout the day. Review current beach advisories before entering the water and observe standard water safety practices, particularly during periods of electrical activity.

Full Conditions Breakdown

ConditionReading
Beach flagYellow (moderate hazard) + Purple (dangerous marine life)
Water temperature83°F
Air temperatureLow 75°F / High 96°F
WindNorthwest at 3–10 mph
Wave height1.1 ft
Chance of rain60% daytime, 60% nighttime

Navarre Beach Tides Today

TideTimeHeight
High tide11:16 AM1.1 ft
Low tide7:41 PM0.5 ft

7-Day Outlook

Sunday features morning thunderstorms tapering to partly cloudy, with highs near 88°F and variable winds. Monday turns mostly sunny with highs approaching 89°F and lighter winds. Midweek shows typical summer patterns with more heat and humidity and isolated afternoon storms possible. Late week brings scattered thunderstorm chances with highs in the mid-to-upper 80s and lows in the mid-70s. Check back daily for flag updates.

⚠ Marine Life Notice

A purple flag is flying today for dangerous marine life. Jellyfish have been reported in the surf and along the beach. Keep an eye on children, shuffle your feet when wading, and ask lifeguards about current sightings before getting in the water.

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