Sunday, June 22

 

Reporter: Darbs

 

Surf Reports comments:

6:20 am: The waves are looking smaller still compared to yesterday early, looking pretty bottomed out first thing. The waves are looking to be flat to 1/2 a foot, the surface conditions are glassy with calm winds early. The marine forecast is calling for E winds at 10-15 knots this afternoon. On the local buoy our early wave height reading is 1.6 feet @ 8 seconds, a slight increase from yesterday’s reading of 1.3 feet @ 8 seconds. You can see the surf conditions live on our cams page here.

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9:50 am:    New mid morning photos are up in box #2 and you can see it’s super glassy at mid morning.  The other good news is some swell from the increased buoy heights on our local buoy are working there way in.   Yes its a long wait but once in a while a fun looking wave will push through as you can see in the photos…..

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2:00 pm:  New afternoon photos are up in box #3 and you can see some ridable waves for the longboard crew around the pier area.   Some knee high to occasionally knee high plus waves that are semi-choppy now as the wind is light onshore.  Not sure what will happen as the tide pushes in.   It’s a weak swell so the tide can help, or make things worse, we will see.   The water looks clear and clean   

        In case we don’t make it back before sunset for yet another update, You can see the ocean live by viewing the Surf Station Cam Page here all the way up to dark tonight   

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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.