Monday July 29th
Clean. Semi-choppy for afternoon.
Good morning. This is Luke with surf report on Monday July 29, 2024
Surf at Folly ankle-knee high, looking pretty weak.
Winds are light south-east that should continue into later today.
We just came off low tide at report time, High tide is at 3:52 p.m.
The Edisto buoy reads 2.6 feet at 7 seconds in east/south-east swell.
Surf is pretty weak showing knee high at best. Not seeing a whole lot of improvement early-mid work week. Late work week all eyes should focus on the tropics and western Caribbean. A disturbance left NW Africa a few days ago currently just east of the Lesser Antilles. Its currently in a dry unfavorable environment for development but that should change once it gets closer to our marine area. As a result we should see some pulses of SSE swell as early as Friday and look for a building ground-swell from there. NHC currently giving it a 50% of developing into a named storm. Models currently have it heading our general direction then swinging more northerly. It’s a ways out still and these models haven’t been exactly consistent but we will keep our eyes glued to it.
It’s currently 80* with storms on and off and clouds. Look for a high of 85* and clouds mixed with storms all day.
Sunrise 6:29 a.m., Sunset 8:22 p.m.
That’s all from us at Ocean Surf, check back tomorrow.
Surf is pretty weak showing knee high at best. Not seeing a whole lot of improvement early-mid work week. Late work week all eyes should focus on the tropics and western Caribbean. A disturbance left NW Africa a few days ago currently just east of the Lesser Antilles. Its currently in a dry unfavorable environment for development but that should change once it gets closer to our marine area. As a result we should see some pulses of SSE swell as early as Friday and look for a building ground-swell from there. NHC currently giving it a 50% of developing into a named storm. Models currently have it heading our general direction then swinging more northerly. It’s a ways out still and these models haven’t been exactly consistent but we will keep our eyes glued to it.
Good morning. This is Luke with surf report on Monday July 29, 2024
Surf at Folly ankle-knee high, looking pretty weak.
Winds are light south-east that should continue into later today.
We just came off low tide at report time, High tide is at 3:52 p.m.
The Edisto buoy reads 2.6 feet at 7 seconds in east/south-east swell.
Surf is pretty weak showing knee high at best. Not seeing a whole lot of improvement early-mid work week. Late work week all eyes should focus on the tropics and western Caribbean. A disturbance left NW Africa a few days ago currently just east of the Lesser Antilles. Its currently in a dry unfavorable environment for development but that should change once it gets closer to our marine area. As a result we should see some pulses of SSE swell as early as Friday and look for a building ground-swell from there. NHC currently giving it a 50% of developing into a named storm. Models currently have it heading our general direction then swinging more northerly. It’s a ways out still and these models haven’t been exactly consistent but we will keep our eyes glued to it.
It’s currently 80* with storms on and off and clouds. Look for a high of 85* and clouds mixed with storms all day.
Sunrise 6:29 a.m., Sunset 8:22 p.m.
That’s all from us at Ocean Surf, check back tomorrow.