Tuesday, June 24

 

Reporter: T. Strange 

 

Surf Reports comments:

6:45 am: The waves are looking small on this Tuesday morning. It’s semi-glassy to glassy with very very light winds early.   Wave size starting out at 1/2 a foot to 1 foot.  After very light winds early, the marine forecast is calling for eventual E winds at 10-15 knots this afternoon. On the local buoy, the early morning wave height reading is 1.6 feet at 8 seconds down in size from yesterdays 2.3 feet at 5 seconds in ESE swell,  You can see the surf conditions live on our cams page here.

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7:35 am:  Early morning photos are up in box #1 and you can see we have glassy inside waves for your Thursday.    Small overall with waves knee high to maybe a thigh high glassy peak on a wave.   Many, if not most of the waves @ less than knee high, around shin high.   One surfer caught a fun inside screamer, and the sequence of his ride can be seen at the end the slide show, check it out…..

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1:15 pm:   New mid morning and mid day photos are up in box #2 and the waveds look a little bigger than early early this morning.    These new increased swells are likey from new Tropical Storm Andrea which was finally named as the first storm of the 2025 hurricane season.   The swells are likely from several days ago while Andrea was forming.   In any event some fun looking waves and the surf campers were loving the morning swells….

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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.