Key Largo diving John Pennekamp local weather forecast and weather report

On days when the wind is blowing over 15 mph and the direction the wind comes from keeps changing, the surface of the ocean in John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park and the Key Largo Florida area will be very "Sloppy, Choppy". Most Key Largo scuba diving and snorkeling operators will still run tours in these conditions, but guests need be aware the sea sickness factor is extremely high.  Click links below for our local weather forecast.

In the Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary and John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park boundaries of Key Largo Florida, the USCG will issue Small Craft Advisory when gusty winds over 15+mph cause seas to grow to possible unsafe conditions. When this happens most Key Largo scuba diving and snorkeling operators will cancel boat tours. The land lover tourist gets quickly confused why their tour is cancelled on such a sunny and pleasantly windy day of their vacation. And this explanation is the answer. Check our local weather forecast links below.

In the Key Largo Florida area and John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park boundaries of Florida, the end of August and all of September pop-up storms quickly can lead to possible unsafe conditions. When this happens most Key Largo scuba diving and snorkeling operators will cancel boat tours. This is exactly why our Key Largo Scuba Dive shop closes its doors the month of September annually. Lightning when you are out to sea is very dangerous. Click our local weather forecast links below.

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