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7:35 am:  Early morning photos are up in box #1 and you can see there are some much less messy and now semi-glassy to glassy peaks and lines for your Tuesday.   Still a lot of size compared to the usual summertime small surf, with waves waist to chest high, with even some larger peaks.   Looks like fun surf all morning and then a seabreeze will bump it up this afternoon

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Here is the overview wind map, and here is the    Map centered on St. Augustine. Click.on the link, then zoom out to see wind speed/direction and the fetch that generates our waves. Here is the weekly weather forecast for St.Augustine Beach, and the 5-day NWS Marine Forecast for Northeast Florida. post-Tropical Storm Arlene’s remnant low tracking ENE in the Florida Straits on Sunday. The system will be absorbed by an elonated trough of low pressure lingering in the Bahamas Sunday evening. Dean’s 7-Day Surf Forecast has the details on what this means for our surf (hint: a decent uptick in size (not directly related to post-Arlene).