Saginaw Bay, MI – A Small Craft Advisory is in effect for Saginaw Bay from noon today through 10 p.m. this evening, posing potential hazards for mariners. Winds from the northeast are expected to reach 15 to 20 knots, with gusts as strong as 28 knots, creating conditions unsafe for small vessels.
According to the National Weather Service, significant wave heights will reach 3 feet, with maximum waves up to 4 feet. Boaters and those on the water are urged to take precautions as these conditions may create choppy, unpredictable waters.
In addition to high winds and waves, the advisory spans a wide area, including Bay City, Port Austin, and surrounding regions. Mariners should be prepared for rough seas and limited visibility, especially in areas exposed to the northeast wind.
The advisory is expected to last through the evening, with conditions improving after 10 p.m. Stay updated with weather conditions and consider postponing non-essential marine activities during the warning period.
