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Chilly with a rotating NE windswell @ knee to thigh, occasionally a little larger . Crossshore winds from the north making for choppy conditions
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7:05 am: The surf looks to be bottoming out. Cool at the beach with the air temp measured at 53 degrees early. Waves from the north at 1 to occasionally 1.5 feet. The wind is sideoffshore NNW early @ 10-12 knots with the marine forecast calling for N winds today. On our local buoy the early morning reading is 3.6 feet at 4 seconds similar to yesterday 3.0 feet at 5 seconds. See the ocean live on the SS’s North Side Pier Cam here
12:00: It’s looking pretty messy and stormy out there for your midday report. Our local winds are currently blowing out of the N @ 19 knots, creating some angled and textured surf. It’s time to start checking out our wetsuit inventory at the shop and online, as the water temperatures have dropped to just under 66 degrees. The waves are in the one to two foot range, reaching about knee height. Overall, the form is poor and will likely stay that way for a bit, as strong onshore winds are projected to continue for the next few days.
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