The National Weather Service Green Bay office has issued the following marine forecast for the upcoming week. Expect variable winds and potential for snow flurries tonight, transitioning to stronger southerly winds on Friday with a chance of rain and snow.
Detailed Marine Forecast from NWS Green Bay
Tonight: Light and variable winds under 5 knots will shift to southerly at 7 to 12 knots after midnight, gusting up to 20 knots. There is a chance of flurries between 2 AM and 3 AM, followed by a slight chance of snow after 3 AM. Wave heights will be 1 foot or less.
Friday: Southerly winds will strengthen to 14 to 20 knots, gusting as high as 34 knots, before shifting to northwesterly in the afternoon. A chance of sprinkles and snow exists before 8 AM, transitioning to a slight chance of rain after noon. Wave heights will remain 1 foot or less.
Friday Night: North-northwesterly winds will prevail at 13 to 20 knots, with gusts up to 33 knots. Expect mostly cloudy skies. Wave heights will remain 1 foot or less.
Saturday: Northerly winds will range from 6 to 14 knots, with gusts up to 22 knots. Sunny skies are expected. Wave heights will remain 1 foot or less.
Saturday Night: Winds will become variable at 5 knots or less. Skies will be mostly clear. Wave heights will remain 1 foot or less.
Sunday: Light and variable winds under 5 knots will become westerly around 6 knots in the afternoon. Sunny skies are anticipated. Wave heights will remain 1 foot or less.
Sunday Night: Light and variable winds under 5 knots will shift to southerly around 6 knots in the evening. Expect mostly cloudy skies. Wave heights will remain 1 foot or less.
Monday: South-southwesterly winds will range from 6 to 10 knots. Partly sunny skies are expected. Wave heights will remain 1 foot or less.
Monday Night: Southerly winds around 9 knots are expected. There is a chance of rain and snow before midnight, followed by a chance of rain. Wave heights will remain 1 foot or less.
Conclusion
The National Weather Service Green Bay forecast indicates fluctuating wind conditions and the possibility of precipitation throughout the week. Mariners should monitor the forecast closely and consult the relevant zone forecast and NDFD graphics for a comprehensive understanding of weather conditions over a larger area. Remember to prioritize safety and be prepared for changing conditions on the water.
