Friday February 3rd 2023
Clean.
Good morning this is Luke with you Ocean Surf Shop surf report and forecast for Friday, February 3 at 8:30 a.m.
All full wetsuits have been marked down 20%. We also have some hoods and gloves in stock. We have cold water waves on the way next week, so save some money and have a suit for next season at a great bargain.
We also have a ton of new wetsuits jackets and spring-suits for men and kids. They just arrived, so get them before it starts to get warmer, which is right around the corner.
Surf at Folly this morning is around knee high with a thigh set. It’s a bit weak, but rideable on the longboard.
Winds are north-east around 5 to 10 knots and surf zone is semi-clean.
Winds should continue light from the north-east this afternoon, and we should see a semi-clean surf zone today.
We have a low tide approaching at 12:44 a.m. High tide will fill in at 5:55 p.m.
The Edisto Buoy is reading 4.9 feet at 5 seconds in a short period high angled east-north-east
Surf is rideable for the logs today as we have a low pressure system producing ENE wind-swell. This will build high angled swell into our beaches with lots of drift for Saturday. High pressure moves off the mid-Atlantic states Sunday and will hopefully direct some swell on-shore Sunday before day’s end, with lighter north-east winds in the forecast. Looks like waves will pick up significantly on Monday and swell will linger into Tuesday with warmer weather and moderate winds as low-pressure forms to our south-east and high pressure sets up off the Mid-Atlantic. This should push up a decent swell Monday into Tuesday of the next work week. Might be a fun mid-winter swell early next week. Smaller but rideable swell should still be pushing in during the middle of next week.
The NOAA Marine Weather forecast for our area calls for: “A cold front will move through the area today, followed by cool high pressure through the weekend. Warmer weather is expected next week as the surface high moves offshore. The next chance for
showers could arrive with a cold front late next week.”
It’s 48* and rainy this morning. Look for a high of 52*a lot cooler day with rain ending early afternoon.
Water temperature is 57*.
Sunrise is at 7:13 a.m., and sunset will be at 5:53 p.m.
Thanks for checking in with Ocean Surf Shop.
Surf is rideable for the logs today as we have a low pressure system producing ENE wind-swell. This will build high angled swell into our beaches with lots of drift for Saturday. High pressure moves off the mid-Atlantic states Sunday and will hopefully direct some swell on-shore Sunday before day’s end, with lighter north-east winds in the forecast. Looks like waves will pick up significantly on Monday and swell will linger into Tuesday with warmer weather and moderate winds as low-pressure forms to our south-east and high pressure sets up off the Mid-Atlantic. This should push up a decent swell Monday into Tuesday of the next work week. Might be a fun mid-winter swell early next week. Smaller but rideable swell should still be pushing in during the middle of next week.
Good morning this is Luke with you Ocean Surf Shop surf report and forecast for Friday, February 3 at 8:30 a.m.
All full wetsuits have been marked down 20%. We also have some hoods and gloves in stock. We have cold water waves on the way next week, so save some money and have a suit for next season at a great bargain.
We also have a ton of new wetsuits jackets and spring-suits for men and kids. They just arrived, so get them before it starts to get warmer, which is right around the corner.
Surf at Folly this morning is around knee high with a thigh set. It’s a bit weak, but rideable on the longboard.
Winds are north-east around 5 to 10 knots and surf zone is semi-clean.
Winds should continue light from the north-east this afternoon, and we should see a semi-clean surf zone today.
We have a low tide approaching at 12:44 a.m. High tide will fill in at 5:55 p.m.
The Edisto Buoy is reading 4.9 feet at 5 seconds in a short period high angled east-north-east
Surf is rideable for the logs today as we have a low pressure system producing ENE wind-swell. This will build high angled swell into our beaches with lots of drift for Saturday. High pressure moves off the mid-Atlantic states Sunday and will hopefully direct some swell on-shore Sunday before day’s end, with lighter north-east winds in the forecast. Looks like waves will pick up significantly on Monday and swell will linger into Tuesday with warmer weather and moderate winds as low-pressure forms to our south-east and high pressure sets up off the Mid-Atlantic. This should push up a decent swell Monday into Tuesday of the next work week. Might be a fun mid-winter swell early next week. Smaller but rideable swell should still be pushing in during the middle of next week.
The NOAA Marine Weather forecast for our area calls for: “A cold front will move through the area today, followed by cool high pressure through the weekend. Warmer weather is expected next week as the surface high moves offshore. The next chance for
showers could arrive with a cold front late next week.”
It’s 48* and rainy this morning. Look for a high of 52*a lot cooler day with rain ending early afternoon.
Water temperature is 57*.
Sunrise is at 7:13 a.m., and sunset will be at 5:53 p.m.
Thanks for checking in with Ocean Surf Shop.