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Report Overview
Report Title:
Tuesday 11/12/24 Dawn Patrol
Reporter:
Tory Strange
Report Of The Day:
1
Change From Yesterday:
Way glassier (morning to morning comparison)
Change From Last Report:
a little smaller
Current Wave Size:
2 to occasionally 3 feet
Surface Conditions:
semi-glassy to glassy
Surf Station Surf Factor:
Comments: Get on it if you can as it looks kinda fun.
6 Hour Forecast:
Wave size smaller but cleaner early at waist to chest high .... but the wind will likely turn NE and increase so choppy conditions by afternoon
Swell Info
Form:
Good!
Wave Size In Body Height:
waist to chest high
Largest Wave:
a shoulder high peak possible
Surf Is On Increase or Decrease:
Decrease
Wind Swell / Ground Swell / Combo:
E more spread out swell
Swell Direction:
E with still some slight ENE some mix/blend
Current:
not much either way
Swell Interval:
some 10 second readings on the buoy offshore
Hard To Paddle Out:
2.5 (1-5 scale)
Wind Info
Wind Direction, Speed, & Air Temp:
Wind Direction / Speed For Florida:
Local Radar Link:
Tides
Temperature, Critters, & More
Water Temperature:
76.8
Water Clarity:
Still stirred up
Critters:
lots of pelicans
St. Augustine Weather Station:
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7:30 am: Early morning photos are up box #1 and you can see the waves a clean and glassy with the light offshore wind. Wave size @ waist to chest high or so on less consistant sets. Looks like a fun early morning on tap before the wind switches NE and bumps it up…
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Left up from yesterday:
3:35 pm: New afternoon photos are up in box #2 and since this morning the wind has turned onshore so not as glassy and in fact semi-choppy now. The size has held into the early afternoon but may drop some later as the buoy is tapering off. In any event, the swell will be ridable and even fun surf all the way up till dark tight, with likely light onshores continuing, unless a shower pushes through….
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In what has already been a crazy flurry of late season tropical activity, could there be another hurricane (potentially Major) brewing in the western Caribbean Sea in November? The answer is the odds are increasing. Though the obese dame is warming up her vocals with the change of seasons historically kicking in by now, don’t count her out from belting one more tune next week ahead of Thanksgiving. See what Dean has to say about that and this week’s waves in The Surf Station Forecast. Here is an overview of a large-scale wind map and the tropical activity outlook map for the Atlantic basin.
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