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Report Overview
Report Title:
Sunday 12/29/24 Afternoon
Reporter:
Tory Strange
Report Of The Day:
3
Change From Yesterday:
still waves
Change From Last Report:
The Fog has lifted
Current Wave Size:
2 to 3 feet, occasionally a little larger
Surface Conditions:
Fair to good
Surf Station Surf Factor:
Comments: Not looking bad at all... there are some fun waves at times!
6 Hour Forecast:
Continued surf today with waves 2-3 feet & some larger set waves
Swell Info
Form:
Fair to good
Wave Size In Body Height:
waist to rib, occasionally larger
Largest Wave:
chest/shoulder high
Surf Is On Increase or Decrease:
Increase
Wind Swell / Ground Swell / Combo:
combo
Swell Direction:
E/ESE with some mix
Current:
pulling toward the south
Swell Interval:
8 seconds
Hard To Paddle Out:
3 (1-5 scale)
Wind Info
Wind Direction, Speed, & Air Temp:
Wind Direction / Speed For Florida:
Local Radar Link:
Tides
Temperature, Critters, & More
Water Temperature:
62.6
Water Clarity:
Fair
Critters:
No new reports
St. Augustine Weather Station:
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Here is a good link to track near-shore wave height/period/direction and water temperature just off the NE Florida coast: the Fernandina Beach buoy. Located upstream (to the north) and closer to the coast than the St. Augustine buoy, it’s a good indicator of fluctuations in NE Florida surf conditions influenced by winter cold fronts. 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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