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Ahoy, surfers and beach bums! It's time to catch some gnarly waves with your latest Maine surf zone forecast straight from the National Weather Service in Gray. Let's dive in!
For those hitting up Coastal Rockingham near Portsmouth and Hampton, today's surf will be around 2 feet high with a moderate UV index under partly sunny skies. The high will reach the upper 60s with light winds shifting from southwest to southeast. Keep an eye out for low rip current risks and enjoy the tides at Hampton Beach!
Tomorrow, expect similar conditions with a chance of showers by late afternoon. Surf remains around 2 feet with low rip current risks. And on Sunday, get ready for a 3-foot swell and sunny skies to ride those waves in the lower 60s.
Moving on to Coastal York with gems like Old Orchard and Wells Beach, today's waves are 2 to 3 feet high amidst partly sunny weather. Look out for low rip current risks and be mindful of the tides at Old Orchard and Wells Beach.
Saturday may bring showers in the morning, but the surf stays in the 2 to 3 feet range with low rip current risks. Sunday promises a 4-foot swell with sunny skies in the upper 50s. And by Monday, a 6-foot swell is expected with showers likely and south winds.
For Coastal Cumberland, including beaches like Scarborough and Higgins, today offers 2 to 3 feet high waves in mostly cloudy conditions. Watch out for low rip current risks and chilly waters at 58 degrees. Saturday brings similar conditions with showers likely later in the day. Sunday's surf drops to 1 foot with cloudy skies.
Surfers at Sagadahoc can anticipate 2 to 3 feet waves today, with even lower rip current risks and moderate UV index. The surf will be around 3 feet on Sunday with a mix of sun and clouds. Monday brings a 6-foot swell in cloudy weather.
And for those hitting Lincoln beaches, expect 2-foot waves today with low rip current risks. The surf will rise to 3 feet on Sunday under partly sunny skies. Monday brings a 6-foot swell with showers likely.
Remember folks, always check for local updates, stay safe, and catch those awesome waves while enjoying the beauty of the beach! 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.
For those hitting up Coastal Rockingham near Portsmouth and Hampton, today's surf will be around 2 feet high with a moderate UV index under partly sunny skies. The high will reach the upper 60s with light winds shifting from southwest to southeast. Keep an eye out for low rip current risks and enjoy the tides at Hampton Beach!
Tomorrow, expect similar conditions with a chance of showers by late afternoon. Surf remains around 2 feet with low rip current risks. And on Sunday, get ready for a 3-foot swell and sunny skies to ride those waves in the lower 60s.
Moving on to Coastal York with gems like Old Orchard and Wells Beach, today's waves are 2 to 3 feet high amidst partly sunny weather. Look out for low rip current risks and be mindful of the tides at Old Orchard and Wells Beach.
Saturday may bring showers in the morning, but the surf stays in the 2 to 3 feet range with low rip current risks. Sunday promises a 4-foot swell with sunny skies in the upper 50s. And by Monday, a 6-foot swell is expected with showers likely and south winds.
For Coastal Cumberland, including beaches like Scarborough and Higgins, today offers 2 to 3 feet high waves in mostly cloudy conditions. Watch out for low rip current risks and chilly waters at 58 degrees. Saturday brings similar conditions with showers likely later in the day. Sunday's surf drops to 1 foot with cloudy skies.
Surfers at Sagadahoc can anticipate 2 to 3 feet waves today, with even lower rip current risks and moderate UV index. The surf will be around 3 feet on Sunday with a mix of sun and clouds. Monday brings a 6-foot swell in cloudy weather.
And for those hitting Lincoln beaches, expect 2-foot waves today with low rip current risks. The surf will rise to 3 feet on Sunday under partly sunny skies. Monday brings a 6-foot swell with showers likely.
Remember folks, always check for local updates, stay safe, and catch those awesome waves while enjoying the beauty of the beach! 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, surfers and beach bums! It's time to catch some gnarly waves with your latest Maine surf zone forecast straight from the National Weather Service in Gray. Let's dive in!
For those hitting up Coastal Rockingham near Portsmouth and Hampton, today's surf will be around 2 feet high with a moderate UV index under partly sunny skies. The high will reach the upper 60s with light winds shifting from southwest to southeast. Keep an eye out for low rip current risks and enjoy the tides at Hampton Beach!
Tomorrow, expect similar conditions with a chance of showers by late afternoon. Surf remains around 2 feet with low rip current risks. And on Sunday, get ready for a 3-foot swell and sunny skies to ride those waves in the lower 60s.
Moving on to Coastal York with gems like Old Orchard and Wells Beach, today's waves are 2 to 3 feet high amidst partly sunny weather. Look out for low rip current risks and be mindful of the tides at Old Orchard and Wells Beach.
Saturday may bring showers in the morning, but the surf stays in the 2 to 3 feet range with low rip current risks. Sunday promises a 4-foot swell with sunny skies in the upper 50s. And by Monday, a 6-foot swell is expected with showers likely and south winds.
For Coastal Cumberland, including beaches like Scarborough and Higgins, today offers 2 to 3 feet high waves in mostly cloudy conditions. Watch out for low rip current risks and chilly waters at 58 degrees. Saturday brings similar conditions with showers likely later in the day. Sunday's surf drops to 1 foot with cloudy skies.
Surfers at Sagadahoc can anticipate 2 to 3 feet waves today, with even lower rip current risks and moderate UV index. The surf will be around 3 feet on Sunday with a mix of sun and clouds. Monday brings a 6-foot swell in cloudy weather.
And for those hitting Lincoln beaches, expect 2-foot waves today with low rip current risks. The surf will rise to 3 feet on Sunday under partly sunny skies. Monday brings a 6-foot swell with showers likely.
Remember folks, always check for local updates, stay safe, and catch those awesome waves while enjoying the beauty of the beach! 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.
For those hitting up Coastal Rockingham near Portsmouth and Hampton, today's surf will be around 2 feet high with a moderate UV index under partly sunny skies. The high will reach the upper 60s with light winds shifting from southwest to southeast. Keep an eye out for low rip current risks and enjoy the tides at Hampton Beach!
Tomorrow, expect similar conditions with a chance of showers by late afternoon. Surf remains around 2 feet with low rip current risks. And on Sunday, get ready for a 3-foot swell and sunny skies to ride those waves in the lower 60s.
Moving on to Coastal York with gems like Old Orchard and Wells Beach, today's waves are 2 to 3 feet high amidst partly sunny weather. Look out for low rip current risks and be mindful of the tides at Old Orchard and Wells Beach.
Saturday may bring showers in the morning, but the surf stays in the 2 to 3 feet range with low rip current risks. Sunday promises a 4-foot swell with sunny skies in the upper 50s. And by Monday, a 6-foot swell is expected with showers likely and south winds.
For Coastal Cumberland, including beaches like Scarborough and Higgins, today offers 2 to 3 feet high waves in mostly cloudy conditions. Watch out for low rip current risks and chilly waters at 58 degrees. Saturday brings similar conditions with showers likely later in the day. Sunday's surf drops to 1 foot with cloudy skies.
Surfers at Sagadahoc can anticipate 2 to 3 feet waves today, with even lower rip current risks and moderate UV index. The surf will be around 3 feet on Sunday with a mix of sun and clouds. Monday brings a 6-foot swell in cloudy weather.
And for those hitting Lincoln beaches, expect 2-foot waves today with low rip current risks. The surf will rise to 3 feet on Sunday under partly sunny skies. Monday brings a 6-foot swell with showers likely.
Remember folks, always check for local updates, stay safe, and catch those awesome waves while enjoying the beauty of the beach! 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.