North-Atlantic Surf Forecast
(Centered on Long Island) |
| Day |
Trend |
Wind
(kts) |
Details
(Swell Number, Swell Size & Period, Arrival Time and Profile) |
Waves
(Set wave max face height) |
Swell Direction |
Wednesday
5/14 |
Down |
N-> SSE 10+ |
Strong Low pressure offshore continues to drift away. E swell will fade down to about 4-5ft at 10-11s by dark. More energy will show at the more E facing breaks in NJ throughout the forecast period. Winds should be N early and then swing S/SE later in the day. |
3-4ft+ |
80 degrees |
Thursday
5/15 |
Down |
SW 10
|
E swell continues around 3-4ft at 10-11s, with SW winds across the region. Once again NJ beaches will see more size and likely better conditions. |
2-3ft+ |
80 degrees |
Friday
5/16 |
Down |
ENE 10 |
More fading E swell for Friday, down to about 2-3ft at 10s by dark. Winds look poor ahead of another are of Low pressure. Some minor S windswell should also build in to about 4ft at 5-6s. |
1-2ft+ |
80 degrees |
Saturday
5/17 |
Down |
WNW 10-15 |
Offshore winds and near flat surf will dominate the region. Seas 3ft or less. |
1ft |
-- degrees |
Sunday
5/18 |
Down |
W 10-15 |
Minor mixed residual swells hang around the region while offshore flow continues. |
1ft |
-- degrees |
Extended
Outlook |
- - |
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Not much doing for early week. Will update as needed and as more official guidance becomes available. |
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