Fishing conditions

Panama City Beach Fishing Conditions

Weather Watch

Official National Weather Service marine forecast

Open the official NWS forecast for current forecast details.

Point location: 3 NM ESE of Panama City Beach · 30.16°N, 85.73°W. The official page provides its current Last Update and Forecast Valid times.

About this forecast: This is an NWS point forecast for the location above. Conditions can differ nearby. Mariners should also review the applicable zone forecast and active marine watches, warnings, and advisories; this point forecast alone does not determine whether a warning applies.

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About these readings

Every reading is labelled with how fresh it is, so you always know whether it describes the water right now.

Live, saved and unavailable readings — what they mean
Live
The reading just arrived from the weather or tide source. Shown with a label like "LIVE · Updated 4 min ago".
Saved
We could not reach the source just now, so the last good reading is shown with its age, like "CACHED · Last live reading 47 min ago". We keep checking and switch back to live readings on our own.
Unavailable
Once a saved reading is too old to trust, it is hidden rather than shown as current. How long each reading is kept: wind, gusts and direction: 1 hour · air temperature: 2 hours · pressure: 3 hours · wave height and period: 3 hours · water temperature: 12 hours · tides: 24 hours. Nothing is ever made up — an unavailable reading is never replaced with an estimate shown as new.

Radar loop

NWS radar loop from station KEVX

Source: NWS RIDGE · Station KEVX · Loop refreshes automatically · radar.weather.gov

Satellite

GOES-19 satellite imagery, CONUS geocolor

Source: NOAA NESDIS · GOES-19 ABI CONUS Geocolor · Latest available image · star.nesdis.noaa.gov

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Always check official marine forecasts before heading out. For on-water emergencies call 911 or hail the U.S. Coast Guard on VHF channel 16.

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