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A Surface High Pressure System Centered East Of Bermuda Will Support Light To Gentle East To Southeast Breezes Across The Florida Keys Coastal Waters Through Mid- Week. A Second High Pressure System Will Push Into The Western North Atlantic By Mid- Week, Maintaining Light East To Southeast Breezes. Rain And Thunder Chances Will Be At Near-Normal Levels Early In The Week, With A Potential Increase In Coverage Beyond Tuesday. The Approximate Shoreward Edge Of The Gulf Stream As Of June 6... 47 Nm South Of Dry Tortugas Light...On Loggerhead Key. 18 Nm South Of Cosgrove Shoal Light...Off The Marquesas Keys. 13 Nm South Of Sand Key Light...Off Key West. 12 Nm South Of Looe Key...Off Big Pine Key. 14 Nm South Of Sombrero Key Light...Off Marathon. 10 Nm Southeast Of Alligator Reef Light...Off Islamorada. 7 Nm Southeast Of Molasses Reef Light...Off Key Largo. 6 Nm East Of Carysfort Reef Light...Off Ocean Reef. Gulf Stream Information Courtesy Of The National Weather Service In Key West, Using Data From Rtofs And Nasa Sport Sst.

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