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Sunday 2/25/24 Morning Surf Report
Super small surf this Sunday morning with the wave height in the ankle to shin high range. breaking right on the sand a the moment, though there are some longboard-able looking set waves at times.
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Friday 2/23/24 Afternoon Surf Report
Still some pretty waves, and some may be fun, but overall it is way smaller than yesterday along the beaches here in St. Augustine. Is there a spot or two picking up this swell? Maybe so, those in the know will look around and find…..
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Friday 2/23/24 Morning Surf Report
The waves look a little smaller than yesterday at daybreak. Semi-choppy surf early, with the wave size @ thigh to rib high, occasional a little larger to around chest high on some set waves.
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Thursday 2/22/24 Afternoon Surf Report
It’s looking to be waist to rib high with chest high plus waves. The buoys 4.3ft at 11 seconds coming from the ENE. Wind is 3kts from the NNE. Water temp is 58 with the outside temp at 59. High tide was at 6:44pm | Low tide is 1:07pm. Overall would definitely try and get out there if you can while the tides coming in this afternoon.
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Thursday 2/22/24 Morning Surf Report
The waves look a little bigger at daybreak. Semi-glassy surf early, with the wave size @ 2-3 feet with some occasional larger set waves. Our local buoy the early wave height reading is 5.2 feet at 11 seconds up from yesterdays 4.6 feet at 9 seconds .
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Wednesday 2/21/24 - Morning Surf Report
Early morning photos taken before and after sunrise are up box #1 and you can see we have some fun looking waves for your Wednesday. It’s quite chilly early this morning with ENE angled waves at knee to waist high with some possible slightly larger set waves.
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Early morning photos are up and posted and you can see we have smaller waves for your Saturday. It’s now super small overall with waves down to shin to knee high. It’s glassy near shore with offshore winds on this Saturday. Bright sunny skies that will eventually warm up these cool temperatures.