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Comments: Although not great, there are some occasional fun waves.
Glassy swell early with waves around knee to thigh high. Very offshore winds in the morning, with a seabreeze this afternoon bumping up the surface conditions. The surf will bounce back some and see some rib high or so set waves at some point today
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7:25 am: The swell has dropped some overnight. Waves around 1 to occasional up to 2 feet looking at it early. It’s semi-glassy to glassy early with a light offshore W wind. The marine forecast is calling for veyr light N winds clocking E today. Our local buoy the early morning wave height reading is 3.0 feet at 10 seconds, up from yesterdays 2.3 feet at 10 seconds. The water temperature is measured at 74.7 degrees offshore early this morning. You can see the ocean live by viewing The Surf Station Cam Page here.
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8:25 am: Early morning photos are up box #1 and it’s hard to tell what’;s going as far as the trend in Ma Ocean. Is it getting bigger or smaller? At times it looks to be trending smaller with no waves coming through. Then a set of the new larger 3.0 feet at 10 second intervaled swell on the local buoy offshore will push through. Check the photos in the slide show and you can see some photos with no waves in them…then a freak wave will look really nice.
Overall it’s semi-glassy to glassy with some great potential for fun small wave surf. So waves anywhere from knee high.. to rib high is what I am seeing early early. I bumped te surf facor down at daybreak, then will bump it back up now that the sun is up. Maybe daybreak was the bottom and we trend back up? All this fits into Dean’s call of a bottom out in our swell…….
Surf size will “bottoming out” in the 1-occ 2′ (inc “freak” + set waves) range early in the weekend with generally light wind. Is another “meaty” but wind-blown swell on the way next week? Check out Dean’s Surf Station Surf Forecast: Click here. Here is an overview of a large-scale wind map and the tropical activity outlook map for the Atlantic basin.
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