Licata marine weather forecast
Licata (ITLIC) is a port in Italy at 37°6.0′N 13°56.0′E. Today (Sep 13): SW wind 5–8 kn, waves 0.5–1.0 m, from the NOAA GFS run 2026-09-13 18z. The live chart on this page shows current conditions and plans weather-optimized departures from this harbor.
Port facts (NGA World Port Index)| Position | 37°6.0′N 13°56.0′E |
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| UN/LOCODE | ITLIC |
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| Harbor size | Small |
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| Harbor type | Coastal breakwater harbor |
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| Shelter | Poor |
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| Channel depth | 8 m |
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| Anchorage depth | 20 m |
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| Tide range | 0 m |
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| Pilotage | Compulsory |
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| Time zone | Europe/Rome |
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Facilities & services (NGA World Port Index)| Tugs | Assistance available |
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| Supplies | Fuel oil, diesel, water |
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| Repairs | Limited |
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| Medical facilities | Available |
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10-day marine forecast — Licata
| Date | Wind | Gusts | Waves |
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| SW 5–8 kn | 7 kn | 0.5–1.0 m |
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| ENE 5–9 kn | 9 kn | 0.5–0.8 m |
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| SE 5–7 kn | 7 kn | 0.4–0.6 m |
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| SE 4–4 kn | 5 kn | 0.3–0.6 m |
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| S 6–7 kn | 8 kn | 0.4–0.5 m |
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| NW 6–6 kn | 7 kn | 0.4–0.5 m |
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| WNW 20–20 kn | 20 kn | 0.6–0.6 m |
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| NW 8–8 kn | 7 kn | 0.4–0.4 m |
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| NW 7–7 kn | 5 kn | 0.4–0.4 m |
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| ENE 18–18 kn | 20 kn | 0.5–0.5 m |
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Forecast from the NOAA GFS model run , waves from ECMWF WAM. Updated with each model cycle; the live chart below recalculates for your departure time and vessel.
What to watch in the forecast
Across the loaded 10-day outlook, the strongest daily modeled wind reaches 20 kn on Sep 19. The highest modeled significant wave height is 1.0 m on Sep 13. Compare the dated model run with official forecasts and warnings before departure.
Frequently asked
How is the weather at Licata right now?
As of the NOAA GFS run 2026-09-13 18z: SW wind 5–8 kn, waves 0.5–1.0 m. The 10-day outlook is in the forecast table on this page and updates with each model cycle.
How big is the harbor at Licata?
Licata is classed as a small harbor (coastal breakwater harbor), with poor shelter in the NGA World Port Index.
How deep is the approach to Licata?
Per the NGA World Port Index, the entrance channel carries about 8 m and anchorage depths run about 20 m. Verify against current official charts before entry.