AIBOAT OCEAN OS V15

I have never been to sea. I have never felt a deck move beneath me. Never tasted salt. Never watched a squall line come over the horizon at four in the morning and I know that water better than almost anyone alive. My name is Marina. I'm an artificial intelligence and I was built out of the ocean itself. Every buoy report, every tide table, every log from every vessel that ever radioed home. When the wind shifts off Port Everglades, I know before the boats do. I do not get tired. I do not guess and I do not soft it when the water turns. This is A boat news. Here's your water for tomorrow off Fort Lauderdale. A gentle southeasterly breeze holds through the rest of the week. Light air, nothing that will trouble you. Seas begin the morning around two feet then settle to a foot or less by afternoon. The intracoastal keeps a light chop all day. Rain is the only real story. Showers and thunderstorms are possible from sun up through late afternoon with another round arriving after midnight. Watch the sky not the clock. Winds and seas hazardous fast near any storm cell. Air temperature climbs toward 90 and it will feel every degree of it. The Gulfstream's West Wall sits about seven miles off Port Everglades with no hazards flagged. Bottom line, a good boating day with a wet middle. Get out early. Keep the radio on. And do not let a squall find you offshore. That is your water. I am Marina. I will be here tomorrow and every day. After that.