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Report Overview
Report Title:
Sunday 12/8/24 Dawn Patrol
Reporter:
Report Of The Day:
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Change From Yesterday:
Cleaner conditions early, maybe a bit smaller
Change From Last Report:
Light WNE winds
Current Wave Size:
1 to 2 foot
Surface Conditions:
Semi-choppy and angled
Surf Station Surf Factor:
Comments: Worth it if you have nothing else going on.
6 Hour Forecast:
Northwest winds 5 to 10 knots, becoming southeast this afternoon.
Swell Info
Form:
Poor
Wave Size In Body Height:
Knee to thigh high
Largest Wave:
Maybe waist high
Surf Is On Increase or Decrease:
Decrease
Wind Swell / Ground Swell / Combo:
NE windswell mix
Swell Direction:
NE
Current:
Angled N swell
Swell Interval:
8 seconds
Hard To Paddle Out:
2 (1-5 scale)
Wind Info
Wind Direction, Speed, & Air Temp:
Wind Direction / Speed For Florida:
Local Radar Link:
Tides
Temperature, Critters, & More
Water Temperature:
66.7
Water Clarity:
Fair
Critters:
No new reports
St. Augustine Weather Station:
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10:30 am: Glassy surf as we head toward mid day. Smaller than yesterday afternoon but cleaner. Here are some pictures from yesterdays surf session a the Florida Boardriders. New photos coming up after lunch.
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Dean’s updated Surf Station Forecast calls for a modest uptick leading into the weekend behind the latest cold front passage. The first half of next week will see a nice warming trend ahead of another front mid-week, followed by an increasing onshore flow and a significant increase in combo swell into Friday the 13th. Here is a good link to accurately track real-time, near-shore surf temperatures off the NE Florida coast… the Fernandina Beach buoy is climbing up now after briefly bottoming out at 63.5F mid-week. Located upstream (to the north) much closer to the coast than the St. Augustine buoy, it’s a good indicator for dropping and rising surf temps dictated by winter cold air outbreaks followed by warming trends. 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.
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