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Coney Island Beach and Manhattan Beach Surf Report for 12-04-2024
Ahoy there, surfers and beach enthusiasts! Get ready for a wave of information coming your way from the latest surf zone forecast for New York! Brought to you by the National Weather Service in New York.
Let's dive in and catch the highlights for today at your favorite New York beaches:
Starting off at Kings (Brooklyn) with a high rip current risk until this evening. Surf height around 3 feet, so grab your board and hit the waves before a chance of rain rolls in. Surf temperature in the upper 60s, and the UV Index is low. Remember to keep an eye out for those rip currents and stay safe out there, mateys!
In Southern Queens, the story remains the same with a high rip current risk, surf height around 3 feet, and cloudy skies with a chance of rain. Winds blowing at 15 to 20 miles per hour, so watch out for those gusts while you're catching those gnarly waves at Jacob Riis Park and Rockaway Beach.
Heading over to Southern Nassau, the conditions mirror the previous forecasts with high rip currents, upper 60s surf temperature, and east winds at 15 to 20 miles per hour. A chance of rain in the forecast as well, but hey, a little rain never hurt anyone's surfing vibes, right?
Down in Southwestern Suffolk, it's all about that high rip current risk, a surf height of around 3 feet, and cloudy weather with a chance of rain. The surf temperature sitting in the upper 60s, and east winds at a breezy 20 miles per hour. Don't let those winds sweep you off your board!
And last but not least, Southeastern Suffolk brings us a high rip current risk with a slightly higher surf height of around 4 feet! Mostly cloudy conditions and a chance of rain, so keep an eye on the weather while you're out enjoying the waves at Smith Point and Cupsogue Beach.
Remember, surfer buddies, safety first! Always have a flotation device with you, swim near a lifeguard, and be cautious of those rip currents. If caught in one, relax, float, and don't fight the current. And as always, make sure to check out the full forecast before you hit the beach for your ETA on the waves.
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Let's dive in and catch the highlights for today at your favorite New York beaches:
Starting off at Kings (Brooklyn) with a high rip current risk until this evening. Surf height around 3 feet, so grab your board and hit the waves before a chance of rain rolls in. Surf temperature in the upper 60s, and the UV Index is low. Remember to keep an eye out for those rip currents and stay safe out there, mateys!
In Southern Queens, the story remains the same with a high rip current risk, surf height around 3 feet, and cloudy skies with a chance of rain. Winds blowing at 15 to 20 miles per hour, so watch out for those gusts while you're catching those gnarly waves at Jacob Riis Park and Rockaway Beach.
Heading over to Southern Nassau, the conditions mirror the previous forecasts with high rip currents, upper 60s surf temperature, and east winds at 15 to 20 miles per hour. A chance of rain in the forecast as well, but hey, a little rain never hurt anyone's surfing vibes, right?
Down in Southwestern Suffolk, it's all about that high rip current risk, a surf height of around 3 feet, and cloudy weather with a chance of rain. The surf temperature sitting in the upper 60s, and east winds at a breezy 20 miles per hour. Don't let those winds sweep you off your board!
And last but not least, Southeastern Suffolk brings us a high rip current risk with a slightly higher surf height of around 4 feet! Mostly cloudy conditions and a chance of rain, so keep an eye on the weather while you're out enjoying the waves at Smith Point and Cupsogue Beach.
Remember, surfer buddies, safety first! Always have a flotation device with you, swim near a lifeguard, and be cautious of those rip currents. If caught in one, relax, float, and don't fight the current. And as always, make sure to check out the full forecast before you hit the beach for your ETA on the waves.
This has been a Quiet Please Studios audio creation with the help of AI. Please subscribe and never miss a Swell! Thank you for listening.
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By Quiet. PleaseAhoy there, surfers and beach enthusiasts! Get ready for a wave of information coming your way from the latest surf zone forecast for New York! Brought to you by the National Weather Service in New York.
Let's dive in and catch the highlights for today at your favorite New York beaches:
Starting off at Kings (Brooklyn) with a high rip current risk until this evening. Surf height around 3 feet, so grab your board and hit the waves before a chance of rain rolls in. Surf temperature in the upper 60s, and the UV Index is low. Remember to keep an eye out for those rip currents and stay safe out there, mateys!
In Southern Queens, the story remains the same with a high rip current risk, surf height around 3 feet, and cloudy skies with a chance of rain. Winds blowing at 15 to 20 miles per hour, so watch out for those gusts while you're catching those gnarly waves at Jacob Riis Park and Rockaway Beach.
Heading over to Southern Nassau, the conditions mirror the previous forecasts with high rip currents, upper 60s surf temperature, and east winds at 15 to 20 miles per hour. A chance of rain in the forecast as well, but hey, a little rain never hurt anyone's surfing vibes, right?
Down in Southwestern Suffolk, it's all about that high rip current risk, a surf height of around 3 feet, and cloudy weather with a chance of rain. The surf temperature sitting in the upper 60s, and east winds at a breezy 20 miles per hour. Don't let those winds sweep you off your board!
And last but not least, Southeastern Suffolk brings us a high rip current risk with a slightly higher surf height of around 4 feet! Mostly cloudy conditions and a chance of rain, so keep an eye on the weather while you're out enjoying the waves at Smith Point and Cupsogue Beach.
Remember, surfer buddies, safety first! Always have a flotation device with you, swim near a lifeguard, and be cautious of those rip currents. If caught in one, relax, float, and don't fight the current. And as always, make sure to check out the full forecast before you hit the beach for your ETA on the waves.
This has been a Quiet Please Studios audio creation with the help of AI. Please subscribe and never miss a Swell! Thank you for listening.
Let's dive in and catch the highlights for today at your favorite New York beaches:
Starting off at Kings (Brooklyn) with a high rip current risk until this evening. Surf height around 3 feet, so grab your board and hit the waves before a chance of rain rolls in. Surf temperature in the upper 60s, and the UV Index is low. Remember to keep an eye out for those rip currents and stay safe out there, mateys!
In Southern Queens, the story remains the same with a high rip current risk, surf height around 3 feet, and cloudy skies with a chance of rain. Winds blowing at 15 to 20 miles per hour, so watch out for those gusts while you're catching those gnarly waves at Jacob Riis Park and Rockaway Beach.
Heading over to Southern Nassau, the conditions mirror the previous forecasts with high rip currents, upper 60s surf temperature, and east winds at 15 to 20 miles per hour. A chance of rain in the forecast as well, but hey, a little rain never hurt anyone's surfing vibes, right?
Down in Southwestern Suffolk, it's all about that high rip current risk, a surf height of around 3 feet, and cloudy weather with a chance of rain. The surf temperature sitting in the upper 60s, and east winds at a breezy 20 miles per hour. Don't let those winds sweep you off your board!
And last but not least, Southeastern Suffolk brings us a high rip current risk with a slightly higher surf height of around 4 feet! Mostly cloudy conditions and a chance of rain, so keep an eye on the weather while you're out enjoying the waves at Smith Point and Cupsogue Beach.
Remember, surfer buddies, safety first! Always have a flotation device with you, swim near a lifeguard, and be cautious of those rip currents. If caught in one, relax, float, and don't fight the current. And as always, make sure to check out the full forecast before you hit the beach for your ETA on the waves.
This has been a Quiet Please Studios audio creation with the help of AI. Please subscribe and never miss a Swell! Thank you for listening.