Tuesday, August 25: Beach Hazards Statement Runs 4–10 p.m. Along Sheboygan County Lakeshore
The National Weather Service expects life-threatening waves and dangerous currents along Sheboygan County beaches from 4 to 10 p.m. Tuesday.
The National Weather Service expects life-threatening waves and dangerous currents along Sheboygan County beaches from 4 to 10 p.m. Tuesday.
Rain and thunderstorms remain possible August 25–26, but NWS says strong or severe storms are unlikely. Boaters near Sheboygan should monitor conditions Tuesday.
NWS guidance shows rising storm chances from Tuesday evening, August 25, into Wednesday, August 26, with hail and gusty winds possible in stronger storms.
NWS Milwaukee/Sullivan is watching for possible Small Craft Advisory conditions Tuesday afternoon and evening, especially north of North Point.
Scattered thunderstorms are likely at times across Sheboygan County on Friday, August 21, with gusty winds and small hail possible during afternoon and evening storms.
Sheboygan Yacht Club’s Deep Water Series includes Aug. 22 and 23 races between Sheboygan and Manitowoc, with 10 a.m. first warnings both days.
Small Craft Advisories remain in effect through 7 p.m. CDT Saturday, August 15, on Lake Michigan nearshore waters along the Sheboygan County shoreline.
A Beach Hazards Statement covers the Sheboygan County lakeshore from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. Saturday, August 15, with 3- to 5-foot waves and dangerous currents.
Moderate to high swim risk is expected along Lake Michigan beaches Friday night into Saturday, with possible advisory conditions from Sheboygan to Port Washington.
A Dense Fog Advisory covers Lake Michigan nearshore waters off Sheboygan and south toward North Point Light until 10 a.m. CDT Tuesday, August 11, 2026.
Boaters, anglers and shoreline visitors near Sheboygan should review the Sunday, August 9, marine forecast before leaving and be ready to change plans if storms develop.
NWS advises small-craft operators to reconsider Lake Michigan trips from Sheboygan to Port Washington between 2 and 10 p.m. Tuesday, August 4.
A National Weather Service Beach Hazards Statement applies to Sheboygan County beaches Tuesday afternoon and evening, with 3- to 5-foot waves and dangerous currents.
NWS says a Small Craft Advisory begins late Friday, July 31 and continues into Sunday night for LMZ643 (Sheboygan to Port Washington). Isolated storms possible tonight.
NWS issued a Beach Hazards Statement Friday, July 31: life-threatening 4–6 ft waves and dangerous currents for Sheboygan County lakeshore Saturday, Aug. 1–Monday, Aug. 3.
NWS’ July 30 HWO warns thunderstorms at times Fri.–Sat and says winds/waves may approach SCA levels for Sheboygan-to-Port Washington. Re-check marine updates.
LMZ643 Small Craft Advisory runs 1:00 AM Tue July 28–1:00 AM Wed July 29 CDT; north winds 10–20 kt, gusts to 25 kt—hazardous for small craft.
NWS Beach Hazards Statement runs Tuesday, July 28 (12:00 AM CDT) to Wednesday, July 29 (10:00 AM CDT) for Sheboygan County—4 to 6-ft waves, dangerous currents.
NWS issued at 12:21 a.m. July 25 a Moderate Swim Risk for Lake Michigan beaches in Sheboygan County later this afternoon and early this evening.
NWS Small Craft Advisory for LMZ643 (Sheboygan to Port Washington) runs until 10:00 PM CDT Friday, July 24; hazards 4–10 PM for small craft.
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