Continued surf with waves around waist to chest high. Forecasted onshore winds
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“A multi-day period of strong onshore flow off the Atlantic will build a well-overhead swell through mid-week”
~surf forecaster Dean quoted in discussing the large Nicole surf on the way at the time
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6:30 am: The wind has lighted up some since yesterday so the surf is not as blown out this morning. Wave size looks similar in size to last night, based on first look, and the buoy readings offshore. We are going to call it 2-3 feet on first look. It’s still early and hard to get a good look. The wind is much lighter than expected, currently measured as E @ 9 knots early early at The Pier. The marine forecast is calling for strong E winds today. On our local buoy the early morning reading is 5.2 feet at 8 seconds down from yesterdays 5.6 feet at 5 seconds ,. See the ocean live on the SS’s North Side Pier Cam here
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