Reporter: T Strange

6:45  am: Early we have cloudy skies with the wave size similar in size to yesterday morning with waves shin to knee high, with some possible thigh high sets at times, looking at it early. The wind is offshore SSW @ 5-7 knots with the marine forecast calling for the wind to shift back onshore.  Checking in on at our local buoy,… it has an early morning reading of 2.0 feet at 9 seconds the same as yesterdays 2.0 feet at 9 seconds.   Looking to the N of us, the Grays Reef Buoy has a morning primary swell reading of 2.0 feet at 9 seconds up from yesterdays 1.3 feet at 9 seconds.  Here is a look at the further out to the ESE at the East Canaveral Buoy early this morning, and well out in the Atlantic to the NE at the South Hatteras buoy for any hint of distant swell. Check the Surf Station You Tube Live Cam for a look at the surf this morning. The up to the minute wind data can be seen on the Surf Station Weather Station with another look seen at The Pier.

7:15 am: Early morning photos are up in box #1 and you can seethe waves are small over all.   But with a little bit a swell on the buoys offshore, there will be a little bit of surf along the beach.  Likely similar in size to yesterday with freak waves here and there.

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2:55 pm: Late morning and afternoon photos are up in box #2 and you can see in the last 3 photos of the slide show how bad it is as of report time.   But this morning it was fun and the surf campers at the Surf Station Surf School were learning and having a blast.     As far as the rest of the day goes… it depends on what the wind does.  It sure looks smaller and choppier as of report time.  Leaving the text data alone for now, as the conditions have been so variable, it’s too hard to keep track of the ever changing conditions in Ma Ocean…

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New Surf Station Aztec T’s are in here at The Surf Station..  check them out

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Check out the new Rob Machado fins in here.  Also new John John Florence tri-fins are in here

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