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High Pressure Is Centered To The East Of Bermuda With The Western Periphery Of This Ridge Extending West Into Florida And The Gulf. The High Will Retreat Farther Out Into The Atlantic Through Early Thursday Shifting Breezes To The Southeast To South. A Cold Front Will Steadily Push Southeastward Into South Florida Through The Remainder Of The Week And The Weekend. Breezes Will Shift To The South To Southwest And Eventually Become Variable Sometime Late Thursday/Thursday Night. Since The Front Isn'T Expected To Reach The Keys, High Pressure Regains Control And Thus Returns Breezes Back To The East To Southeast. The Approximate Shoreward Edge Of The Gulf Stream As Of March 7... 55 Nm South Of Dry Tortugas Light...On Loggerhead Key. 15 Nm South Of Cosgrove Shoal Light...Off The Marquesas Keys. 7 Nm South Of Sand Key Light...Off Key West. 8 Nm South Of Looe Key...Off Big Pine Key. 10 Nm Southeast Of Sombrero Key Light...Off Marathon. 8 Nm Southeast Of Alligator Reef Light...Off Islamorada. 5 Nm Southeast Of Molasses Reef Light...Off Key Largo. 3 Nm Southeast Of Carysfort Reef Light...Off Ocean Reef. Gulf Stream Information Courtesy Of The National Weather Service In Key West Based On Products From Nasa Sport And Rtofs.

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