Beach Entrance (File) TAMPA BAY, Fla. - The National Weather Service (NWS) has issued a marine warning for Tampa Bay, advising boaters to be cauti
TAMPA BAY, Fla. – The National Weather Service (NWS) has issued a marine warning for Tampa Bay, advising boaters to be cautious of potential hazards later today.
While conditions are currently calm, scattered afternoon thunderstorms are expected to develop and could bring strong winds and rough seas.
The warning applies to both inshore and offshore waters, with the greatest risk occurring near the storms themselves. Boaters are urged to monitor the latest forecasts and radar imagery closely. The NWS recommends seeking safe harbor if threatening weather approaches.
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Key Points:
- Scattered thunderstorms possible this afternoon and evening over Tampa Bay.
- Localized areas of hazardous winds and seas likely near storms.
- Boaters advised to exercise caution and monitor weather conditions.
- Consider seeking safe harbor if threatening weather approaches.
Boaters can access the latest marine forecast at the National Weather Service Tampa Bay office website National Weather Service Marine Forecast for Tampa Bay.
Additionally, boaters can monitor real-time radar imagery to track storm development Marine Weather Page Tampa Bay Area.
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