Wednesday 9/8 Swell starts to filter in to the east coast of Florida north of the Bahamas shadow. Current projections keep most areas of interest at 2 to 4 feet at 15-16 seconds. Swell will slowly build all day long to the higher end of the range. Winds should cooperate and generally stay offshore for […]
I’m writing this post a little late, some some of the details are a little blurry in my mind, plus it’s about 1am and I should be asleep! Friday Session The Higher Tides crew decided last minute to do a strike trip up to Fort Pierce Inlet State Park, and boy did we score!Waves were […]
Prior to today a massive winter storm phenomenon had formed off of the coast of the Northeast. This occured when a cold front collided with a warmer air mass over the ocean to rapidly create cyclonic activity over the ocean. Think giant winter hurricane made of snow. These events can be hard to predict relative […]
This refraction swell started out a little differently than our previous swell on Saturday. On Saturday we had low temps in the 40’s (brrr) and super strong 15kt winds out of the NW, which set up a wind blow knee to thigh high wave with whipping sideshore winds. This Wednesday however had a more favorable […]