Panama City Marine Forecast
Florida · 30.150°, -85.664° · National Weather Service
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7-Day Marine Outlook
Wind, temperature, and conditions for Panama City.
About the marine forecast for Panama City
This is the National Weather Service forecast for Panama City (Florida), covering wind, wave height, temperature, and conditions over the coming week. Wind and seas are what make or break a day on the water, so start there. Remember that gusts, not the average, are what knock you around, and that wind blowing against the tide stacks the seas up steeper than the numbers suggest. Wave height here is the significant wave height, so some individual waves come through taller.
Planning a trip out of Panama City? Pair this with the Panama City tide chart so you've got the water and the weather in one look.
Frequently asked
What is the wind forecast for Panama City today?+
Today at Panama City, expect wind from the WNW at 5 to 10 mph, with chance showers and thunderstorms then slight chance showers and thunderstorms. See the hourly breakdown above for how it changes through the day.
Where does this Panama City marine forecast come from?+
It's the official National Weather Service point forecast for Panama City's coordinates, covering wind, temperature, and conditions for the next 7 days. It's the same data marine forecasts are built on.
Is it a good day to go boating at Panama City?+
Check the wind first — it's what makes or breaks a day on the water — then the conditions and any advisories. Match the forecast to your boat and experience, tell someone your plan, and always leave yourself a way back.
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Bridge clearances near Panama City
Vertical clearance and drawbridge opening schedules for the bridges closest to Panama City. Check them against your air draft before you head out.
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