Diving Weather Report
Welcome to the Rainbow Reef Weather and Reef report page. Here you will find real time weather conditions from the NOAA tower at molasses reef, the up to the minute National Weather Service Maine forcast and also live reef reports right from our dive vessels, complete with wind, waves, visibility, currents and even pictures right from the reef!
Current water/wind/diving conditions in Key Largo:
Last Updated: Wed, Dec 31, 1969 07:00pm
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North
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Sunrise:
06:40
Sunset:
17:31
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Reef Reports
Below is a listing of reef reports that our captains fill out while on-site at the various reefs, wrecks and walls we dive. This is by far the most accurate reef report in the Florida Keys, and some even include pictures for visual indication of the conditions. We use all of this information every day to help plan the best dive trips for you.
Last 48 Hours:
Santana: Snapper Ledge Friday November 14th 2025, 09:19 AM
N14ktsWind Conditions
1 footWave Height
45
feetVisibility
SlightCurrent
Tropical Odyssey: Spiegel Grove Friday November 14th 2025, 09:10 AM
NE15ktsWind Conditions
2 feetWave Height
60
feetVisibility
NESlightCurrent
From Captain Rae:
Quite nice visibility, a touch of currentTropical Adventure: Benwood Wreck Friday November 14th 2025, 09:01 AM
NE13ktsWind Conditions
1-2 feetWave Height
30
feetVisibility
WSlightCurrent
From Captain Tammy:
Turtles are all over!Tropical Odyssey: Benwood Wreck Thursday November 13th 2025, 02:00 PM
NE15ktsWind Conditions
2 feetWave Height
40
feetVisibility
NNoneCurrent
From Captain Rae:
Conditions have settled a bitTropical Legend: JJs Cave Thursday November 13th 2025, 09:48 AM
N17ktsWind Conditions
2 feetWave Height
50
feetVisibility
ModerateCurrent
From Captain Matthew Lo:
Surface a little ruff but the dive looks niceTropical Odyssey: Spiegel Grove Thursday November 13th 2025, 09:10 AM
NE20ktsWind Conditions
3 feetWave Height
60
feetVisibility
NEModerateCurrent
From Captain Rae:
Sloppy up top, good visibility below
From Captain Matthew Lo:
Surface a bit ruff but the dive looks nice.