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Mar 8, 2026by: Curtis Hoff No Comments 38.5178,-79.06969999

LNM: Off WW, NWS Tropical Atlantic Marine Weather Briefing – Mar 8, 2026 21:45

NWS Tropical Atlantic Marine Weather Briefing – Mar 8, 2026

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Good afternoon Mariners –

Sunday’s edition of the Tropical Atlantic Marine Weather Briefing is now available at: https://youtu.be/0mAFFFTbO3s?si=ZBCDfgh3Od64KOig

Key Messages:
â€¢ No gales or significant swells are expected through Friday
â€¢ A cold front will bring strong winds and rough seas to the northern Gulf and far northwestern Atlantic waters on Wednesday night and Thursday
â€¢ Pulsing strong to near gale-force winds and rough seas will continue through mid-week just offshore of Colombia

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National Hurricane Center
National Weather Service
Miami, Florida, USA

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Mar 7, 2026by: Curtis Hoff No Comments 26.7608,-80.04649999
Palm Beach May Appoint Special Magistrate in Marine Violation Cases – Palm Beach Post

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Palm Beach may appoint special magistrate in marine violation cases
Diego Diaz Lasa, Palm Beach Daily News
Thu, March 5, 2026 at 10:20 AM AST
Palm Beach may soon see a new addition to its code-enforcement process — a magistrate judge with a focus on coastal and maritime law.
Fueled by the town’s recent efforts to manage the Lake Worth Lagoon, the Palm Beach Town Council on March 3 gave its initial approval to an ordinance that would create a new special magistrate position to oversee violations of the town’s laws regulating its beaches and waterways, as well as boating and other aquatic activities.
It’s an ordinance that may be codified by the month’s end, as Palm Beach Police Department Chief Nicholas Caristo requested the Town Council to hold a special meeting later this month.

Town of Palm Beach fleet manager Todd MacLauchlin loads a buoy onto the Palm Beach Police marine unit while Palm Beach Police Officer Quinn Mosko, facing, and other divers remove illegal moorings and bottom gear north of the Flagler Bridge in the Intracoastal Waterway on Aug. 26.
Council members agreed to meet at 9:30 a.m. on March 30 for a second reading of the ordinance, which could result in it becoming law.

Caristo’s request came as the Palm Beach Police Department has towed over a dozen boats from the Lake Worth Lagoon — a part of the Intracoastal Waterway — as part of the town’s effort to manage the body of water.
That enforcement effort also has included enforcing a recently passed anchoring rule that prevents boaters from anchoring overnight for more than 30 days within a consecutive six-month period in waters where Palm Beach has jurisdiction. Officers have also issued citations for illegal mooring, lack of anchor lights or expired or nonexistent registration.
Under the potential new law, the Town Council would be able to appoint a special magistrate that would review those infractions and others that fall under chapter 74 of Palm Beach’s Code of Ordinances, titled “Parks and Recreation.”
The special magistrate would have the same quasi-judicial powers as the Code Enforcement Board, including the ability to subpoena alleged violators, take testimony under oath and issue fines as well as lawful orders to bring violators into compliance.

The appointee would be required to be an attorney licensed in Florida who has experience with coastal or maritime law.
The ordinance does not limit the number of special magistrates the town can appoint, nor does it place a term limit on those appointed to the position. However, it does note a special magistrate can be removed via a Town Council vote.

Town Attorney Joanne O’Connor said the ordinance shouldn’t face legal pushback, as Florida law allows municipalities to have both a code enforcement board and a magistrate judge with different purviews.
For example, Lighthouse Point in Broward County has a code enforcement board for violations related to residential buildings and a special magistrate for violations related to commercial buildings, O’Connor told the council.
Town Hall Staff recommend the special magistrate specifically for that section of the code, because the Code Enforcement Board may lack the familiarity with complex sphere of coastal and marine law, according to a memo attached to the ordinance.
Diego Diaz Lasa is a journalist at the Palm Beach Daily News, part of the USA TODAY Florida Network. You can reach him at dlasa@pbdailynews.com.
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Mar 7, 2026by: Curtis Hoff No Comments 26.7651,-80.04969999

LNM: AIWW MM:1,018.6, Lake Worth South Daybeacon 2 Missing

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UPDATE/INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY (FLORIDA) – SEVENTH DISTRICT PALM SHORES TO WEST PALM BEACH (CHART 11472) ST. LUCIE INLET – JUPITER INLET/ATON/SEC MIA BNM 0022-26 UPDATE-1

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1. LAKE WORTH SOUTH DAYBEACON 2 (LLNR 46720) DESTROYED.
2. CAUSE: GENERAL: ALLISION, SPECIFIC: WATERBORNE VESSEL.
3. UNIT FOUND AID MISSING AS REPORTED. PILING WASHED UP AT FPL FACILITY AND WAS DISPOSED OF. UNIT USED SIDE SCAN SONAR AND FOUND NO WRECKAGE ON SCENE – PILE APPEARS TO HAVE BROKE AT OR BELOW THE MUDLINE. SET 5NFR (HULL#: 5NFR-20-178-GC) W/ 25′ OF 1/2″ CHAIN AND 135LB PYRAMID STYLE STEEL ANCHOR APPROX 10 YARDS CHANNELWARD DUE TO MANATEE ZONE MARKER NEAR AP. VERIFIED CHARTS, L/L, C/P, AND USAIMS. LW.
4. POSN INFO: MPP: 26-45-54.567N, 080-02-58.730W (26°45.9095N / 080°2.9788W, 26.765158 / -80.049647), AP TO MPP: 343T AT 7.9 YARDS.
CANCEL AT//132100Z MAR 26//

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Mar 6, 2026by: Curtis Hoff No Comments 26.7608,-80.04649999
Palm Beach Police Boat Bemoval – CBS12

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Palm Beach police boat removal: 50 violations, 15 vessels towed from Lake Worth Lagoon
by Sophie Pendrill
Wed, March 4, 2026 at 8:28 AM

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The debate over boat removals in the Lake Worth Lagoon is intensifying, after Palm Beach police announced they are moving beyond warnings and actively towing vessels under a new anchoring ordinance. (WPEC)
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PALM BEACH, Fla. (CBS12) — The Palm Beach Police Department has been actively working to enforce new vessel regulations in the Lake Worth Lagoon.
The Town of Palm Beach approved the ordinance in November, under which vessels can no longer anchor within town waters for more than 30 days within a six-month period, and illegal moorings are strictly prohibited.

During a Town Council Meeting on Tuesday, officials gave an update on the recent enforcement actions since the latest Town Council Meeting, which include:
21 vessels have been identified for enforcement action.
16 Notices of Violation have been issued, bringing the total to 50.
Three citations have been handed out for illegal moorings.
7 vessels have been removed and towed, totaling 15 vessels removed so far.
The number of vessels currently within Town jurisdiction has decreased to approximately 70, down from 168 during initial enforcement efforts.
The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) is engaged in managing four derelict vessels identified in collaborative actions.
See also: Lake Worth Lagoon boat removals spark backlash from sailing community

Officials stated that these enforcement initiatives are aimed at ensuring compliance with local, state, and federal laws, addressing issues such as unlawful anchoring, derelict vessels, and environmental hazards that affect the Intracoastal Waterway.
Key objectives of the enforcement efforts include:
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Tracking and monitoring vessels that exceed the 30-day anchoring limit.
Confiscating illegal mooring balls.
Addressing live-aboard activities that do not comply with the Town Code.
Taking action against derelict or abandoned vessels.
Reducing navigational hazards in the waterways.
Tackling environmental and sanitation concerns in the Lagoon.
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Mar 3, 2026by: Curtis Hoff No Comments 28.9922,-80.9019999

LNM: AIWW MM:848.9, New Smyrna Beach Daybeacon 51 Missing

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SAFETY/FLORIDA – ATLANTIC OCEAN- NEW SMYRNA BEACH/ATON/SEC JAX BNM 0036-26

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1. NEW SMYRNA BEACH DAYBEACON 51 (LLNR 40805) TRUB IS MISSING.
2. ALL MARINERS ARE ADVISED TO TRANSIT THE AREA WITH CAUTION.
CANCEL AT//172228Z MAR 26//

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Mar 1, 2026by: Curtis Hoff No Comments 38.5178,-79.06969999

LNM: Off WW, NWS Tropical Atlantic Marine Weather Briefing – Mar 1, 2026 15:30

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NWS Tropical Atlantic Marine Weather Briefing – Mar 1, 2026

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Good afternoon Mariners –

Sunday’s edition of the Tropical Atlantic Marine Weather Briefing is now available at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PczNCnpyn9s

Key Messages:
â€¢ Gale Warnings are in effect for parts of the south-central Caribbean (offshore Colombia) beginning tonight, likely through at least next weekend.
â€¢ Very rough seas, 8-14 ft in easterly swell, will propagate through much of the eastern and central Atlantic through the middle of next week.

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National Hurricane Center
National Weather Service
Miami, Florida, USA

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Mar 1, 2026by: Curtis Hoff No Comments 38.5178,-79.06969999

LNM: Off WW, NWS Tropical Atlantic Marine Weather Briefing – Mar 1, 2026 15:15

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NWS Tropical Atlantic Marine Weather Briefing – Mar 1, 2026

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Good afternoon Mariners –

Sunday’s edition of the Tropical Atlantic Marine Weather Briefing is now available at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PczNCnpyn9s

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National Weather Service
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Feb 27, 2026by: Curtis Hoff No Comments 26.7651,-80.04969999

LNM: AIWW MM:1,018.6, Lake Worth South Daybeacon 2 Destroyed

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SAFETY/INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY (FLORIDA) – SEVENTH DISTRICT PALM SHORES TO WEST PALM BEACH (CHART 11472) ST. LUCIE INLET – JUPITER INLET/ATON/SEC MIA BNM 0022-26

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1. LAKE WORTH SOUTH DBN 2 (LLNR 46720) IS DESTROYED AND FLOATING IN THE CHANNEL.
2.MARINERS ARE ADVISED CAUTION WHILE TRANSITTING THE AREA.
CANCEL AT//132100Z MAR 26//

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Feb 26, 2026by: Curtis Hoff No Comments 30.7108,-81.39989999

LNM: Off AIWW MM:713.9, St Marys Entrance Lighted Buoy 16 Temporarily Relocated

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SAFETY/ST MARYS ENTRANCE AND CUMBERLAND SOUND/ATON/SEC JAX BNM 0033-26

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1. THE FOLLOWING AIDS HAVE BEEN TEMPORARILY RELOCATED TO FACILITATE DREDGING:

A. ST MARY’S ENTRANCE LB 7 (LLNR 6555) TEMPORARILY RELOCATED TO POSIT IN 30-42’40.045″N 081-20’00.179″W IN
51FT OF WATER. AP TO MPP 62.8YDS 169 DEG T.

B. ST MARY’S ENTRANCE LB 8 (LLNR 6560) TEMPORARILY RELOCATED TO POSIT 30-42’46.508″N 081-20’48.246″W IN
52FT OF WATER. AP TO MPP 32.9YDS 351 DEG T.

C. ST MARY’S ENTRANCE LB 9 (LLNR 6565) TEMPORARILY RELOCATED TO POSIT 30-42’38.418″N 081-20’47.180″W IN
62FT OF WATER. AP TO MPP 65YDS 171 DEG T.

D. ST MARY’S ENTRANCE LB 10 (LLNR 6570) TEMPORARILY RELOCATED TO POSIT 30-42’45.575″N 081-21’33.231″W IN
48FT OF WATER. AP TO MPP 62.2YDS 008 DEG T.

E. ST MARY’S ENTRANCE LB 11 (LLNR 6575) TEMPORARILY RELOCATED TO POSIT 30-42’37.166″N 081-21’33.158″W IN
55FT OF WATER. AP TO MPP 55.3YDS 175 DEG T.

F. ST MARY’S ENTRANCE LB 12 (LLNR 6580) TEMPORARILY RELOCATED TO POSIT 3042’43.168″N 08122’23.146″W IN
29FT OF WATER. AP TO MPP 36.3YDS 009 DEG T.

G. ST MARY’S ENTRANCE LB 13 (LLNR 6585) TEMPORARILY RELOCATED TO POSIT 3042’34.703″N 08122’22.056″W IN
41FT OF WATER. AP TO MPP 86.6YDS 158 DEG T.

H. ST MARY’S ENTRANCE LB 14 (LLNR 6590) TEMPORARILY RELOCATED TO POSIT 3042’41.711″N 08123’10.068″W IN
38FT OF WATER. AP TO MPP 49.2YDS 035 DEG T.

I. ST MARY’S ENTRANCE LB 15 (LLNR 6595) TEMPORARILY RELOCATED TO POSIT 3042’33.679″N 08123’10.187″W IN
55FT OF WATER. AP TO MPP 70.9YDS 152 DEG T.

J. ST MARY’S ENTRANCE LB 16 (LLNR 6600) TEMPORARILY RELOCATED TO POSIT 3042’40.750″N 08123’59.175″W IN
51FT OF WATER. AP TO MPP 63YDS 005 DEG T.

K. ST MARY’S ENTRANCE LB 17 (LLNR 6605) TEMPORARILY RELOCATED TO POSIT 3042’33.555″N 08123’58.640″W IN
60FT OF WATER. AP TO MPP 49YDS 189 DEG T.

L. ST MARY’S ENTRANCE LB 18 (LLNR 6630) TEMPORARILY RELOCATED TO POSIT 3042’39.051″N 08124’52.897″W IN
46FT OF WATER. AP TO MPP 68.2YDS 008 DEG T.

M. ST MARY’S ENTRANCE LB 19 (LLNR 6635) TEMPORARILY RELOCATED TO POSIT 3042’30.979″N 08124’53.853″W IN
62FT OF WATER. AP TO MPP 40.3YDS 202 DEG T.

N. ST MARY’S ENTRANCE LB 20 (LLNR 6650) TEMPORARILY RELOCATED TO POSIT 3042’36.983″N 08125’45.218″W IN
66FT OF WATER. AP TO MPP 56.6YDS 004 DEG T.

O. ST MARY’S ENTRANCE LB 21 (LLNR 6655) TEMPORARILY RELOCATED TO POSIT 3042’29.000″N 08125’45.110″W IN
68FT OF WATER. AP TO MPP 46.4YDS 179 DEG T

P. CUMBERLAND SOUND LB 26 (LLNR 6725) TEMPORARILY RELOCATED TO POSIT 3043’04.181″N 08128’23.460″W IN
54FT OF WATER. AP TO MPP 27.9YDS 068 DEG T.

Q. CUMBERLAND SOUND LB 27 (LLNR 6730) TEMPORARILY RELOCATED TO POSIT 3043’00.177″N 08128’44.269″W IN
51FT OF WATER. AP TO MPP 45YDS 044 DEG T.

R. CUMBERLAND SOUND LB 28 (LLNR 6755) TEMPORARILY RELOCATED TO POSIT 3043’17.698″N 08128’33.591″W IN
59FT OF WATER. AP TO MPP 29YDS 216 DEG T.

S. CUMBERLAND SOUND LB 30 (LLNR 6775) TEMPORARILY RELOCATED TO POSIT 3043’41.955″N 08128’57.283″W IN
46FT OF WATER. AP TO MPP 36.8YDS 058 DEG T.

T. CUMBERLAND SOUND LB 32 (LLNR 6845) TEMPORARILY RELOCATED TO POSIT 3044’09.370″N 08129’02.385″W IN
50FT OF WATER. AP TO MPP 43.8YDS 082 DEG T.

U. CUMBERLAND SOUND LB 33 (LLNR 6865) TEMPORARILY RELOCATED TO POSIT 3044’30.986″N 08129’09.048″W IN
42FT OF WATER. AP TO MPP 47.6YDS 256 DEG T.

V. CUMBERLAND SOUND LB 35 (LLNR 6875) TEMPORARILY RELOCATED TO POSIT 3044’52.190″N 08129’06.646″W IN
46FT OF WATER. AP TO MPP 23.1YDS 298 DEG T.

W. CUMBERLAND SOUND LB 37 (LLNR 6915) TEMPORARILY RELOCATED TO POSIT 3045’35.176″N 08129’10.093″W IN
41FT OF WATER. AP TO MPP 63.8YDS 249 DEG T.

X. CUMBERLAND SOUND LB 39 (LLNR 6920) TEMPORARILY RELOCATED TO POSIT 3045’52.359″N 08129’12.775″W IN
47FT OF WATER. AP TO MPP 45.9YDS 244 DEG T.

Y. CUMBERLAND SOUND LB 40 (LLNR 6925) TEMPORARILY RELOCATED TO POSIT 3045’55.464″N 08129’04.602″W IN
50FT OF WATER. AP TO MPP 27.9YDS 084 DEG T.

Z. CUMBERLAND SOUND LB 41 (LLNR 6930) TEMPORARILY RELOCATED TO POSIT 3046’19.149″N 08129’17.948″W IN
44FT OF WATER. AP TO MPP 41.4YDS 250 DEG T.

AA. KINGS BAY LB 43 (LLNR 6955) TEMPORARILY RELOCATED TO POSIT 3046’29.382″N 08129’21.890″W IN
40FT OF WATER. AP TO MPP 48.8YDS 236 DEG T.
2. ALL MARINERS BE ADVISED TO TRANSIT THE AREA WITH CAUTION.

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3: llnr: 6570 District: 07 lat/lon: 30.712152,-81.359315 Desc: St Marys Entrance Lighted Buoy 10

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4: llnr: 6575 District: 07 lat/lon: 30.710779,-81.359254 Desc: St Marys Entrance Lighted Buoy 11

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5: llnr: 6580 District: 07 lat/lon: 30.711696,-81.373149 Desc: St Marys Entrance Lighted Buoy 12

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6: llnr: 6585 District: 07 lat/lon: 30.710303,-81.373102 Desc: St Marys Entrance Lighted Buoy 13

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7: llnr: 6590 District: 07 lat/lon: 30.711253,-81.386398 Desc: St Marys Entrance Lighted Buoy 14

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8: llnr: 6595 District: 07 lat/lon: 30.709871,-81.386483 Desc: St Marys Entrance Lighted Buoy 15

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9: llnr: 6600 District: 07 lat/lon: 30.710802,-81.399827 Desc: St Marys Entrance Lighted Buoy 16

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Feb 26, 2026by: Curtis Hoff No Comments 30.7093,-81.39969999

LNM: Off AIWW MM:714.0, St Marys Entrance Lighted Buoy 17 Temporarily Relocated