NorthEasts Buoy Weather: Surf Predictions
The water is warming up on the cape with temps nearing 67 degrees. A 3/2 is all you need to stay warm for a couple hours in the water.A great way to track the surf up the eastern seaboard is to follow a front/waves/wind up the coast by checking what the buoys are reading: http://www.buoyweather.com/wxnav.jsp?region=NE&program=Maps
Last updated 20 July 2006 at 0900
Beryl swell is here! BE CAUTIOUS the winds will follow. Strong SSW winds are expected later this afternoon and will turn into some possibly heavy SE wind swell slop by the end of today into tomorrow. Get on it now or wait it out. Early saturday there should be some clean leftovers and check back for size predictions. Right now it's growing to overhead and will drop down to waist plus by saturday. It is worth a trip to the beach, especially with the sunshine predictions.
Growing S to SE surf, dangerous conditions likely this afternoon. ENE winds turning strong ENE to SE. N of the Cape – Thigh to waist S wind swell and growing. Cape - Waist plus SE wind swell likely to grow through the day (but also turn sloppy).
posted by Waterpunk at 5:42 PM
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1:21 PM
Monday: Sloppy ESE to ENE swell/wind waves continue (if shifted ESE a tad). Lighter E winds, brisk S to our south. Winds turning SE S of the Cape late.
N of the Cape – Well overhead ENE to ESE wind swell/slop.
Cape - Well overhead ENE to ESE wind swell/slop.
S of the Cape - Knee to thigh ESE wind swell with chest to shoulder SE wind swell possible late. Winds turning SE.
Tuesday: ENE to ESE swell leftovers, growing SSW wind slop. Light ENE to S winds turning SW.
N of the Cape – Waist to chest E wind swell leftovers early, SW slop developing.
Cape - Clean chest to shoulder (or bigger early) ESE wind swell leftovers sometime during the day (with the wind switch, will drop fast).
S of the Cape - SW wind slop growing to knee to waist.
Wednesday: SW and WSW wind swell. Trace ENE to ESE swell leftovers early. SW to WSW winds.
N of the Cape – See above.
Cape - See above.
S of the Cape - See above.
Thursday: SW to WSW leftovers. W to WSW winds getting lighter.
N of the Cape – Knee to waist E leftovers, SW wind waves.
Cape - Knee to waist E wind swell.
S of the Cape - Knee to waist plus SW wind swell
Friday: SW wind slop resuming (but small, knee to waist or so)? SW winds increasing? We'll see.
N of the Cape – See above.
Cape - See above.
S of the Cape - See above.
Saturday: Summer-like SW wind swell (well, summerlike in size, it will still be rainy...). SW winds.
N of the Cape – See above.
Cape - See above.
S of the Cape - See above.
Sunday: Leftover SW wind waves. Clearing. NW winds.
N of the Cape – See above.
Cape - See above.
S of the Cape - See above.
9:28 AM
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