Hurricane Sandy Relief
ESM will be heading off to the Northeast next wk to deliver relief supplies to those affected by Hurricane Sandy. Surf Station will be accepting donations at the main surf…
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New in the Shop! Winter Wear
New in the shop this week we’ve got all sorts of clothing to keep you warm and looking good this winter. Apparel from quality surf brands including: Hurley, Quiksilver, O’Neill…
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Red Bull Night Riders
RED BULL NIGHT RIDERS WILL BRING THE BEST IN EAST COAST SURFING TOGETHER FOR A NIGHT OF SHREDDING UNDER THE STARS Six Pro Surfers are set to Catch Waves at…
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Sandy Britches {} Dave Rastovich
A few clips of Dave getting tubes here in the oldest city. Waves courtesy of Hurricane Sandy. Sandy Britches from Rachel Bardin
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Sandy Day at the Beach
…….. A look at Hurricane Sandy’s Swell in Saint Augustine, Florida. Nice Waves, Great Surfing, Off shore winds… Even got better as the day went on, Everything you’d anticipate from…
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Tory and Surf Station crew, Many thanks to Chris and Zack for cranking out a great new ad for Two Brothers and getting it up on the Surf Station site…
DetailsHurricane Leslie in PR, part 2
Time for a trip south after seeing this… Might be a few choice words in a phone conversation for all you parents out there.
Jordy in Portugal
Going nuts on some fresh looking CIs.
Dane + Julian = ridiculousness
I think France is in my future surf trip destination queue…
Bing Surfboards – New in the Shop!
We just got some good looking surfboards in from Bing! In the shop, a 9’4 Silver Spoon, a 9’10 Elevator and a 5’6 Dharma (developed by Chris Del Moro,…
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7:25 am: Choppy large surf start our our Monday. Hurricane Kirks Groundswells have filled in more overnight. It would be so much better if the wind were cooperating but it’s not as we have strong onshores on top of the 3-4+ foot surf. The marine forecast calls for strong NE winds today. Our local buoy the early morning wave height reading is 5.6 feet at 17 seconds up from yesterdays 5.2 feet at 14 seconds. The water temperature is measured at 81.7 degrees offshore again this morning. You can see the ocean live by viewing The Surf Station Cam Page here.
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8:15 am: Early morning photos are up box #1 and you can see we have… some occasional sizable waves for your Monday. In between the large groundswells the waves are only about thigh to rib high, but some set waves from Hurricane Kirk are more than filtering in with some shoulder to head high ‘out the back’ near bombs at times, if you wait around long enough for the sets to arrive. Such a shame the wind is not offshore.
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7:30 pm: Evening note: Strong groundswells from Hurricane Kirk along St. Augustine Beach this evening. Wave size at rib to shoulder high with some overhead set waves pushing through. It’s real thick with the up to 17 second intervals indicating the waves are coming from far away. The more space in between the waves make the wave thicker and thus more water & strength when the wave hits the sandbar. The surfers are handling the waves well, even with all the wipeouts. Looks challenging and fun
This will do it until tomorrow morning… over and out….
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