Sunday 6/20/21 Dawn Patrol

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Sunday 6/20/21 Dawn Patrol

Reporter:

Brian Brown

Report Of The Day:

Change From Yesterday:

Similar or slightly larger in size (morning to morning)

Change From Last Report:

Slightly more swell on tap

Current Wave Size:

1 foot to 1.5 feet

Surface Conditions:

semi-clean

Surf Station Surf Factor:

1.75

1.75 (on a 1-10 scale)
Comments: It’s ridable, not real good though.

6 Hour Forecast:

Wave size knee to thigh high. Semi-clean surface conditions with the sideshore winds early, then a SE seabreeze this afternoon

Swell Info

Form:

poor

Wave Size In Body Height:

Knee high

Largest Wave:

Thigh high

Surf Is On Increase or Decrease:

up and down with the lulls and surges of the swell, currently up

Wind Swell / Ground Swell / Combo:

combo

Swell Direction:

E/SE

Current:

Slight. Not much

Swell Interval:

less consistent

Hard To Paddle Out:

1 (1-5 scale)

Wind Info

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Tides

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Temperature, Critters, & More

Water Temperature:

82 degrees

Water Clarity:

fair

Critters:

no new reports overnight

St. Augustine Weather Station:

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Surf Report Comments

Sunday, June 20th, 2021

Reporter: D Derrick

7:00 am: The wave size is slightly larger than yesterday. Small scale surf is showing up long Saint Augustine beach in the knee to thigh high range. it’s semi-glassy with light winds out of the south @ less than 7 knots. The marine forecast calling onshore winds this afternoon. Checking in on our local buoy, it has an early morning reading of 2.0 feet @ 9 seconds up in duration from yesterdays 1.7 feet at 8 seconds . You can check our regional buoys here, then further “upstream” in our E/SE swell window the western Atlantic buoys indicating 3.9-4.3 feet @ 7-9 seconds. 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 .

Reporter: T. Strange

9:30 am: Not a lot has changed since Davids early morning report. You can see in his photos in box #2 there is a little more of a wave today, than yesterday. Seeing a few more surfers out since then, on this Father Day. Cloudy and drizzly at the beach, but looks like it is trying to clear up…

Our everyday low price on blank decks are so low ..that we got a request from someone online to buy 500 of them. We had to say no as we do not have that many. But here is one of several in stock: link

New Roark walk shorts in that Tory rates 5 Stars: Lots of deep pockets. .

Here is the wind-field graphic illustrating the current wind flow/fetch that creates waves. Here is a look at a forecast map the entire Atlantic Basin now that we are in Hurricane Season

Dean’s 7-day Surf Forecast calls for a minor uptick in SE swell for Father’s Day with offshore wind.

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It is in our darkest moments that we must focus on the light

~Aristotle

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