Wednesday July 24
Choppy
Good morning. This is Luke with your 8am surf report for Wednesday, July 24.
Waves at Folly have dropped off slightly, showing knee-thigh high winds are pretty strong out of the SSW so its choppy, but a few little waves.
Winds are moderate-strong out of the SSW 10-20mph
High tide is at 11:01 am with a low tide at 5:04 pm.
The Edisto buoy reads 4.6ft at 5 seconds from the SSW in short period swell.
Strong high pressure still sets well offshore creating a moderate trade swell. Summer like log/fish waves are currently showing knee-thigh high range. This trend continues this week but shouldn’t get any bigger really than what your seeing now. Tropics are quite for now some long range models 8 days out sniffing out a little low around our area.
The water temperature is around 86*.
Your NOAA National Marine Weather Forecast for Charleston’s marine area calls for: “High pressure will persist across the Atlantic while weak low pressure lingers across the Southeast. A weak front could drop into the area this weekend, then dissipate”.
It’s currently 82* and sunny. High today is 87* with a few passing clouds. Rain showers later in the day increase.
Sunrise 6:29 a.m., Sunset 8:25 p.m.
That’s all from us at Ocean Surf, check back tomorrow.
Strong high pressure still sets well offshore creating a moderate trade swell. Summer like log/fish waves are currently showing knee-thigh high range. This trend continues this week but shouldn’t get any bigger really than what your seeing now. Tropics are quite for now some long range models 8 days out sniffing out a little low around our area.
Good morning. This is Luke with your 8am surf report for Wednesday, July 24.
Waves at Folly have dropped off slightly, showing knee-thigh high winds are pretty strong out of the SSW so its choppy, but a few little waves.
Winds are moderate-strong out of the SSW 10-20mph
High tide is at 11:01 am with a low tide at 5:04 pm.
The Edisto buoy reads 4.6ft at 5 seconds from the SSW in short period swell.
Strong high pressure still sets well offshore creating a moderate trade swell. Summer like log/fish waves are currently showing knee-thigh high range. This trend continues this week but shouldn’t get any bigger really than what your seeing now. Tropics are quite for now some long range models 8 days out sniffing out a little low around our area.
The water temperature is around 86*.
Your NOAA National Marine Weather Forecast for Charleston’s marine area calls for: “High pressure will persist across the Atlantic while weak low pressure lingers across the Southeast. A weak front could drop into the area this weekend, then dissipate”.
It’s currently 82* and sunny. High today is 87* with a few passing clouds. Rain showers later in the day increase.
Sunrise 6:29 a.m., Sunset 8:25 p.m.
That’s all from us at Ocean Surf, check back tomorrow.