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Ahoy there, beach lovers and surf enthusiasts! Gather around for your Maine surf forecast brought to you by the cool cats over at the National Weather Service in Gray, ME. Let's dive right into the gnarly details for some epic beach days ahead!
Starting off at Coastal Rockingham in New Hampshire, get ready for a mostly sunny day with a moderate UV index. Highs in the mid-70s with surf heights around 2 feet, so grab your boards and hit those waves! And hey, the rip current risk is low, but remember to always keep safety in mind while out there!
Moving along to Coastal York with spots like Old Orchard and Wells Beach, expect more sunny vibes with southwest winds and surf heights around 2 feet. It's all about those beach days, baby! *Low-risk rip currents, but remember your floaties just in case.
Now onto Coastal Cumberland with spots like Scarborough and Higgins Beach. Sunshine galore with temps in the low 70s and surf around 2 feet. The water is a cool 59 degrees, so buckle up before catching some waves, and watch out for those low-risk rip currents.
Next stop, Sagadahoc County at spots like Reid State Park and Popham Beach. Similar sunny conditions with surf heights around 2 feet. Water temps are a bit chilly at 59 degrees, so play it safe out there, cowabunga dudes and dudettes!
Lincoln County is up next, including Pemaquid. More sunshine with moderate UV index and surf heights around 2 feet. Water temps are 58 degrees, so be mindful of those tides while you shred the waves. And keep an eye out for low-risk rip currents!
Last but not least, say hello to Knox County featuring Birch Point. Sunny and mostly sunny days ahead with surf around 2 feet. Water temps are brisk at 57 degrees, so be cautious when in the water. Low-risk rip currents but always stay safe and watch out for each other!
Surfers, don't forget to check those local beach patrols and keep an eye out for any updates while you soak up the sun and surf. Stay safe, wear sunscreen, and enjoy those awesome beach vibes. 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.
Starting off at Coastal Rockingham in New Hampshire, get ready for a mostly sunny day with a moderate UV index. Highs in the mid-70s with surf heights around 2 feet, so grab your boards and hit those waves! And hey, the rip current risk is low, but remember to always keep safety in mind while out there!
Moving along to Coastal York with spots like Old Orchard and Wells Beach, expect more sunny vibes with southwest winds and surf heights around 2 feet. It's all about those beach days, baby! *Low-risk rip currents, but remember your floaties just in case.
Now onto Coastal Cumberland with spots like Scarborough and Higgins Beach. Sunshine galore with temps in the low 70s and surf around 2 feet. The water is a cool 59 degrees, so buckle up before catching some waves, and watch out for those low-risk rip currents.
Next stop, Sagadahoc County at spots like Reid State Park and Popham Beach. Similar sunny conditions with surf heights around 2 feet. Water temps are a bit chilly at 59 degrees, so play it safe out there, cowabunga dudes and dudettes!
Lincoln County is up next, including Pemaquid. More sunshine with moderate UV index and surf heights around 2 feet. Water temps are 58 degrees, so be mindful of those tides while you shred the waves. And keep an eye out for low-risk rip currents!
Last but not least, say hello to Knox County featuring Birch Point. Sunny and mostly sunny days ahead with surf around 2 feet. Water temps are brisk at 57 degrees, so be cautious when in the water. Low-risk rip currents but always stay safe and watch out for each other!
Surfers, don't forget to check those local beach patrols and keep an eye out for any updates while you soak up the sun and surf. Stay safe, wear sunscreen, and enjoy those awesome beach vibes. 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, beach lovers and surf enthusiasts! Gather around for your Maine surf forecast brought to you by the cool cats over at the National Weather Service in Gray, ME. Let's dive right into the gnarly details for some epic beach days ahead!
Starting off at Coastal Rockingham in New Hampshire, get ready for a mostly sunny day with a moderate UV index. Highs in the mid-70s with surf heights around 2 feet, so grab your boards and hit those waves! And hey, the rip current risk is low, but remember to always keep safety in mind while out there!
Moving along to Coastal York with spots like Old Orchard and Wells Beach, expect more sunny vibes with southwest winds and surf heights around 2 feet. It's all about those beach days, baby! *Low-risk rip currents, but remember your floaties just in case.
Now onto Coastal Cumberland with spots like Scarborough and Higgins Beach. Sunshine galore with temps in the low 70s and surf around 2 feet. The water is a cool 59 degrees, so buckle up before catching some waves, and watch out for those low-risk rip currents.
Next stop, Sagadahoc County at spots like Reid State Park and Popham Beach. Similar sunny conditions with surf heights around 2 feet. Water temps are a bit chilly at 59 degrees, so play it safe out there, cowabunga dudes and dudettes!
Lincoln County is up next, including Pemaquid. More sunshine with moderate UV index and surf heights around 2 feet. Water temps are 58 degrees, so be mindful of those tides while you shred the waves. And keep an eye out for low-risk rip currents!
Last but not least, say hello to Knox County featuring Birch Point. Sunny and mostly sunny days ahead with surf around 2 feet. Water temps are brisk at 57 degrees, so be cautious when in the water. Low-risk rip currents but always stay safe and watch out for each other!
Surfers, don't forget to check those local beach patrols and keep an eye out for any updates while you soak up the sun and surf. Stay safe, wear sunscreen, and enjoy those awesome beach vibes. 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.
Starting off at Coastal Rockingham in New Hampshire, get ready for a mostly sunny day with a moderate UV index. Highs in the mid-70s with surf heights around 2 feet, so grab your boards and hit those waves! And hey, the rip current risk is low, but remember to always keep safety in mind while out there!
Moving along to Coastal York with spots like Old Orchard and Wells Beach, expect more sunny vibes with southwest winds and surf heights around 2 feet. It's all about those beach days, baby! *Low-risk rip currents, but remember your floaties just in case.
Now onto Coastal Cumberland with spots like Scarborough and Higgins Beach. Sunshine galore with temps in the low 70s and surf around 2 feet. The water is a cool 59 degrees, so buckle up before catching some waves, and watch out for those low-risk rip currents.
Next stop, Sagadahoc County at spots like Reid State Park and Popham Beach. Similar sunny conditions with surf heights around 2 feet. Water temps are a bit chilly at 59 degrees, so play it safe out there, cowabunga dudes and dudettes!
Lincoln County is up next, including Pemaquid. More sunshine with moderate UV index and surf heights around 2 feet. Water temps are 58 degrees, so be mindful of those tides while you shred the waves. And keep an eye out for low-risk rip currents!
Last but not least, say hello to Knox County featuring Birch Point. Sunny and mostly sunny days ahead with surf around 2 feet. Water temps are brisk at 57 degrees, so be cautious when in the water. Low-risk rip currents but always stay safe and watch out for each other!
Surfers, don't forget to check those local beach patrols and keep an eye out for any updates while you soak up the sun and surf. Stay safe, wear sunscreen, and enjoy those awesome beach vibes. 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.