Today’s wave height and sea conditions for Hwy. 19 bridge, Pithlachascotee River, Florida, from the National Weather Service.
This spot is sheltered or inland, so there’s no combined-seas value. Here’s the closest open-water reading:
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Hwy. 19 bridge, Pithlachascotee River is sheltered and has no open-water seas reading. The nearest buoy with data, Fillman's Creek, New Port Richey (3 mi away), is running about 1 ft.
Wave height is one of the biggest factors in whether it's a good day on the water. A live reading isn't available for Hwy. 19 bridge, Pithlachascotee River right now — check the nearest buoy and the marine forecast, and open Pathr for conditions along your route.
Wave and sea-state data come from NOAA and NDBC marine forecasts and buoys for this area. In the Pathr app you see live seas, wind, and swell along your actual route, not just at a single fixed buoy.
Vertical clearance and drawbridge opening schedules for the bridges closest to Hwy. 19 bridge, Pithlachascotee River. Check them against your air draft before you head out.
Pathr shows conditions on a live nautical chart, with the depth under your keel, the tide, and AIS traffic.
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