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Friday 3/15/24 Morning Surf Report
Friday, March 15th
Reporter: T. Strange
Surf Report comments:
7:35 am: Cool at the beach again early on this Friday this morning. Wave height early looks 6 inches to 1 foot. The wind is S @ 4 knots but light and shifting around allowing for glassy surface conditions. Our local buoy the early wave height reading is 1.0 foot at 10 seconds compared with yesterdays 1.0 feet at 10 seconds. The marine forecast is predicting increasing S winds today. The water temperature is measured at 66.7 degrees at The Pier this morning. See the ocean live by viewing The Surf Station Cam Page here.
8:15 am: Early morning photos are up and you can see we have very small waves this morning. Small to tiny overall with shin to maybe knee high glassy waves if you wait around. A super great St. Augustine Beach sunrise
Report Overview
Report Title: Friday 3/15/24 Dawn Patrol
Reporter: Tory Strange
Report Of The Day: 1
Change From Yesterday: Smaller
Change From Last Report: The wind is super light
Current Wave Size: 1/2 a foot to barely 1 foot on inconsistent set waves
Surface Conditions: Semi-glassy to glassy
Surf Station Surf Factor: 1.5 (on a 1-10 scale)
Comments: It’s ridable, not real good though.
Comments: It’s ridable, not real good though.
6 Hour Forecast: Waves shin to knee high. Clean early morning; a sideshore seabreeze this afternoon
Swell Info
Form: Good (just small and weak overall)
Wave Size In Body Height: shin to knee high
Largest Wave: no thigh high waves seen
Surf Is On Increase or Decrease: bottoming out
Wind Swell / Ground Swell / Combo: very minor groundswell
Swell Direction: E
Current: slight, if any
Swell Interval: some 10-11 second readings on the local buoy
Hard To Paddle Out: 1 (1-5 scale)
Wind Info
Wind Direction, Speed, & Air Temp: Click Here
Wind Direction / Speed For Florida: Click Here
Local Radar Link: Click Here
Tides
Temperature, Critters, & More
Water Temperature: 66.7
Water Clarity: fair
Critters: no new reports in overnight
St. Augustine Weather Station: Click Here