Monday, July 6

 

Reporter: T. Strange 

 

Surf Reports comments:

6:35 am: After fun waves over the weekend with more size, the waves have dropped down overnight.    Smaller waves as we start out the work week with the early morning call at 1 to 1.5 feet.   Surface conditions are semi-glassy to glassy, with the wind super light SW, and the marine forecast calling for S winds today.  On the local buoy, the early morning wind wave height reading is 2.3 feet @ 5 seconds (swell component 0.7 ft @ 15 seconds) changed quite a bit from yesterday’s 3.3 feet @ 8 seconds.  The swell direction has rotated from NE over the weekend to mixed easterly this morning with the near shore current reversing from yesterday, now a slight drift to the north. You can see the surf conditions live on our cams page here.

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Here is a link to Dean’s 7-Day Surf Station Surf Forecast. Here is 7 day Atlantic Ocean map and here is an overview of a large-scale real-time wind map to track the shifting winds associated with the fronts and lows that produce our waves.