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Monday 3/25/24 Morning Surf Report
Monday, March 25th
Reporter: T. Strange
Surf Report comments:
7:15 am: Still some sizable surf for your Monday. The super strong onshore winds have lighted up some as of early morning, so not as blown out. The wave height is 3-4 feet this morning, still mixed up, choppy and lumpy. There are some fully rideable waves with big drops. On our local buoy the early wave height reading is 7.2 feet at 11 seconds, down in size but up in duration from yesterdays 7.5 feet at 6 seconds. . The marine forecast is calling for strong NE winds today. The water temperature is measured at 64.4 degrees at The Pier this morning. See the ocean live by viewing The Surf Station Cam Page here.
8:00 am: Early morning photos are up and posted in and you can see we still have sizable waves for your Monday. It actually looks a little better than at daybreak as it’s not near as messy as it has been. Yesterday was so blown out, but it’s nto looking that way this morning. Lots of power with a strong up windswell / groundswell mix on tap as we start the work week….
9:30 am: Dean here with more good news… the onshore wind will continue to relax through the first half of the work week as the ENE ground swell spreads out in period and holds decent size. See my updated forecast for more details…
Report Overview
Report Title: Monday 3/25/24 – Dawn Patrol
Reporter: Tory Strange
Report Of The Day: 1
Change From Yesterday: Still some sizable surf! (morning to morning comparison)
Change From Last Report: The wind is still onshore, but not as strong early
Current Wave Size: 3-4 feet
Surface Conditions: Choppy to semi-choppy
Surf Station Surf Factor: 3.00 (on a 1-10 scale)
Comments: Although not great, there are some occasional fun waves.
Comments: Although not great, there are some occasional fun waves.
6 Hour Forecast: Choppy surf but not as blown out as yesterday. waves 3-4 feet with onshore winds continuing
Swell Info
Form: poor to fair
Wave Size In Body Height: wasit to chest high, occasionally a little larger
Largest Wave: shoulder to head high ion a few of the larger set wave peaks.
Surf Is On Increase or Decrease: a slight decrease
Wind Swell / Ground Swell / Combo: ENE combo swell
Swell Direction: ENE
Current: the strong N of yesterday, is a little lighter today
Swell Interval: the short and close together waves are beginning to spread out
Hard To Paddle Out: 4 (1-5 scale)
Wind Info
Wind Direction, Speed, & Air Temp:Click Here
Wind Direction / Speed For Florida: Click Here
Local Radar Link: Click Here
Tides
Temperature, Critters, & More
Water Temperature: 64.4
Water Clarity: fair ; stirred up
Critters: no new reports overnight
St. Augustine Weather Station: Click Here