Surf is on its way. The front is just a day away from crossing west Florida. Around noon on Monday the surf comes up to the 5-6 foot wave mark on the Egmont buoy. Monday evening will be the peak of the swell. Early Tuesday morning waist high surf remains, decreasing in size through the morning. We’ll have air the mid 70s, and water just below 80°. I wouldn’t miss this one.
Monday afternoon shwacks.
This evening at the end of February while catching waves after a little cold front came through the area, we witnessed some unusually breathtaking sights. The glassy surf was nice, and unusual, but the things that made this session epic were the combination of dolphins swimming nearly within touching distance, a sunset lighting the clouds with a full palate of colors, and the light from the setting sun combining with the mist in the sky to create a rainbow. It was one of the best days of the winter.
If you didn’t already know, the surf is on its way up right now. There appears to be a small wave on the beach at the south swell spots. There are gusty south winds in front of the cold front. The front is expected Continue reading Gulf Coast Surf Forecast: Week of April 03, 2017
