Yellow and purple flags at Navarre Beach today. Seas stay calm around 1 ft under light southeast winds of 5–10 mph, and water holds at a comfortable 84°F. The purple flag is up for dangerous marine life — jellyfish have been reported along the shoreline — and rain chances are high at 70%, with showers and thunderstorms likely by afternoon.
Is It Safe to Swim at Navarre Beach Today?
The yellow flag means moderate hazard: swim near a lifeguard and keep an eye on children and weaker swimmers. The purple flag adds a marine-life warning, so watch for jellyfish in the water and along the sand. The surf itself is calm at about 1 ft, but storms are likely to build this afternoon — be ready to clear the water if you hear thunder. Check current advisories before heading in and follow standard water safety practices.
Full Conditions Breakdown
| Condition | Reading |
|---|---|
| Beach flag | Yellow (moderate hazard) + Purple (dangerous marine life) |
| Water temperature | 84°F |
| Air temperature | Low 72°F / High 85°F |
| Wind | Southeast at 5–10 mph |
| Wave height | 1 ft |
| UV index | Moderate |
| Chance of rain | 70% daytime, 20% nighttime |
Navarre Beach Tides Today
| Tide | Time | Height |
|---|---|---|
| High tide | 6:48 AM | 1.61 ft |
| Low tide | 6:23 PM | -0.10 ft |
7-Day Outlook
Unsettled weather holds into early week, with daily shower and thunderstorm chances and highs in the mid-to-upper 80s. Drier, sunnier conditions return by midweek as rain chances taper. Check back daily for flag updates — the purple marine-life flag can change quickly as jellyfish move with wind and current.
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.