Jacksonville Weather, Tides & Surf

Live outdoor conditions for Jacksonville and Northeast Florida, including beach, surf, ocean, weather, tide, radar, sunrise and sunset information.

LIVE RADAR

NORTHEAST FLORIDA

National Weather Service Jacksonville KJAX radar loop

NWS KJAX • LIVE RADAR

Radar data provided by the National Weather Service. Radar imagery updates as new NWS radar products become available. This display is for general outdoor planning and informational purposes and should not be used as a substitute for official warnings.

OCEAN CONDITIONS

JACKSONVILLE BEACH

LOADING MARINE CONDITIONS...

PRIMARY SURF CONDITIONS

WAVE HEIGHT

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FT

PEAK PERIOD

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SEC

WAVE PERIOD

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SEC

WAVE DIRECTION

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SWELL

SWELL HEIGHT

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FT

SWELL PERIOD

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SEC

SWELL DIRECTION

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SECONDARY SWELL

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FT

WIND WAVES

WIND WAVE HEIGHT

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FT

WIND WAVE PERIOD

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SEC

WIND WAVE DIRECTION

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SURF ENERGY

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OCEAN CONDITIONS

WATER TEMP

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°F

OCEAN CURRENT

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MPH

BAROMETRIC PRESSURE

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INHG

VISIBILITY

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%

SURF RATING

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SURF OUTLOOK

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Wave and marine conditions are model/observational data and may differ from conditions at the beach. Always check local conditions before entering the water.

Outdoor Report Disclaimer

The Duval 4 Life Outdoor Report is provided for general information. It combines observations, forecasts, alerts, radar, tide predictions and marine or surf data from outside providers, including government sources. Data may be delayed, missing or inaccurate, and a reading may come from a station or model location different from the place you selected. Actual conditions can change quickly and may differ at the beach, waterway or neighborhood you visit.

Do not rely on this report alone to make safety, boating, swimming, fishing or navigation decisions. A blank field or a message showing no active alert does not guarantee safe conditions. Check current official National Weather Service forecasts and alerts and NOAA tides and water levels, and follow local authorities, posted warnings and on-site conditions. Use official charts and appropriate equipment for navigation. For an emergency, call 911.

If you notice an apparent error in our display, please send the page link, selected location and a description through our Contact page. The source provider controls its own observations and forecasts.