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Clearwater Beach

Gulf of Mexico · Florida

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    Florida · Coast

    Clearwater Beach

    Gulf of Mexico

    74.7°F-0.2° vs 24h ago
    Clearwater Beach temperature over the last 48 hours
    Next low tide3:38 AMThu · 1.24 ft MLLW
    Observed
    Florida · Island

    Key West

    Florida Straits

    82.0°F-0.5° vs 24h ago
    Key West temperature over the last 48 hours
    Next low tide1:15 AMThu · 0.96 ft MLLW
    Observed
    Florida · Harbor

    Mayport

    St. Johns River entrance

    72.0°F-0.2° vs 24h ago
    Mayport temperature over the last 48 hours
    Next low tide11:43 PMWed · 1.15 ft MLLW
    Observed
    Florida · Coast

    Panama City Beach

    Gulf of Mexico

    76.5°F-0.4° vs 24h ago
    Panama City Beach temperature over the last 48 hours
    Next low tide11:13 PMWed · 0.97 ft MLLW
    Observed
    Florida · Island

    Virginia Key

    Biscayne Bay

    81.1°F-0.5° vs 24h ago
    Virginia Key temperature over the last 48 hours
    Next low tide12:15 AMThu · 0.79 ft MLLW
    Observed

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