Good morning, West End PCB family! We're treated to crisp, crystal-clear blue skies today, though there's definitely an invigorating autumn chill in the air with temperatures hovering near 60 degrees. Grab your favorite cozy hoodie and a warm coffee for your morning beach stroll—it is a stunning day to take in the views!
Panama City Beach Conditions: Yellow Flag – Medium hazard. Moderate surf and/or strong currents. Swim with care.
Morning Flag Status (Updated 5:00 AM Central): The active beach safety flag flying along Panama City Beach is Yellow Flag.
Always check the posted physical flags when arriving at your beach access, as lifeguards may update conditions throughout the day.

Today’s Panama City Beach Conditions & Coastal Outlook
Air & Gulf Water Temperatures
- Air High: 60°F
- Gulf Water Temp: 69.8°F (measured at the Russell-Fields PCB Pier)
🏖️ Daily Tip: With highs only reaching around 60°F and temperatures dipping into the mid-50s this afternoon under a steady north breeze, you'll want to dress in warm layers or bring a windbreaker. It's a brisk day along the coast, perfect for a bundled-up walk or outdoor patio dining out of the wind.
Tides, Surf & Marine Safety
- Today’s Tides: Low Tide: 9:30 AM (0.1 ft) | High Tide: 10:48 PM (1.7 ft) | Low Tide: 10:06 AM (Nov 15) (0.1 ft)
- Wind & Breeze: N at 5 to 10 mph
🚩 Surf Safety: While the light offshore breeze helps groom the surf, Gulf water temperatures have chilled to just under 70°F and moderate rip currents remain a factor. Always verify the posted physical safety flags at your nearest beach access and swim within sight of an active lifeguard tower.
Sun, Sunset & Weather Forecast
- Daily Forecast: Sunny. High near 60, with temperatures falling to around 56 in the afternoon. North wind 5 to 10 mph.
- Sunrise / Sunset: Sunrise at 6:07 AM • Sunset at 4:48 PM CST
🌅 Sunset Tip: Unbroken sunshine means bright conditions all day long, so keep your sunglasses handy during your afternoon outing. With an early sunset at 4:48 PM CST, stake out your spot on the sand by 4:30 PM for a crisp, vibrant evening horizon view.


