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New Jersey and Delaware Surf Report for 07-26-2024
Hey there fellow surfers and beachgoers! Ready to catch some waves and soak up the sun? Well, here's your latest surf zone forecast for New Jersey and Delaware, brought to you by the National Weather Service with a touch of beachy vibes!
Starting off with Eastern Monmouth, including the beautiful Sandy Hook, today's forecast brings us a low rip current risk, 1 to 2 feet surf height, and mostly sunny skies. So, grab your boards and make the most of those north winds in the morning, shifting to southerly in the afternoon. Water temperatures are in the lower 70s, perfect for a refreshing dip. And don't forget the high UV index!
Moving on to Coastal Ocean, which includes the charming Long Beach Island. Similar conditions prevail with a low rip current risk, small waves at 1 to 2 feet, and sunny weather. The mid-60s water temperature calls for a wetsuit if you're planning a long surf session. Winds will change from north to southeast throughout the day.
Now, let's check out Coastal Atlantic, home to the vibrant beaches of Atlantic City. Anticipate a low rip current risk, 1 to 2 feet surf height, and partly sunny skies. The upper 70s temperatures are perfect for lounging on the beach or catching some waves with those north winds turning southeast later on.
Heading south to Atlantic Coastal Cape May, where Ocean City awaits, expect another lovely day with low rip currents, small waves, and partly sunny conditions. The mid-60s water temperatures invite you for a refreshing swim. Keep an eye out for northeast winds shifting southeast by the afternoon.
For our friends at the Delaware Beaches, including Rehoboth Beach, enjoy a low rip current risk, 1 to 2 feet waves, and a high UV index. With upper 60s water temperatures, it's a great day for some beach fun under partly sunny skies. Northeast winds will keep things cool throughout the day.
Remember to check your local tides and always stay safe in the water. For more details on thunderstorms, waterspouts, and UV index definitions, visit the link provided in the forecast.
Stay stoked, stay safe, and have an awesome time out there on the water! 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 with Eastern Monmouth, including the beautiful Sandy Hook, today's forecast brings us a low rip current risk, 1 to 2 feet surf height, and mostly sunny skies. So, grab your boards and make the most of those north winds in the morning, shifting to southerly in the afternoon. Water temperatures are in the lower 70s, perfect for a refreshing dip. And don't forget the high UV index!
Moving on to Coastal Ocean, which includes the charming Long Beach Island. Similar conditions prevail with a low rip current risk, small waves at 1 to 2 feet, and sunny weather. The mid-60s water temperature calls for a wetsuit if you're planning a long surf session. Winds will change from north to southeast throughout the day.
Now, let's check out Coastal Atlantic, home to the vibrant beaches of Atlantic City. Anticipate a low rip current risk, 1 to 2 feet surf height, and partly sunny skies. The upper 70s temperatures are perfect for lounging on the beach or catching some waves with those north winds turning southeast later on.
Heading south to Atlantic Coastal Cape May, where Ocean City awaits, expect another lovely day with low rip currents, small waves, and partly sunny conditions. The mid-60s water temperatures invite you for a refreshing swim. Keep an eye out for northeast winds shifting southeast by the afternoon.
For our friends at the Delaware Beaches, including Rehoboth Beach, enjoy a low rip current risk, 1 to 2 feet waves, and a high UV index. With upper 60s water temperatures, it's a great day for some beach fun under partly sunny skies. Northeast winds will keep things cool throughout the day.
Remember to check your local tides and always stay safe in the water. For more details on thunderstorms, waterspouts, and UV index definitions, visit the link provided in the forecast.
Stay stoked, stay safe, and have an awesome time out there on the water! 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. PleaseHey there fellow surfers and beachgoers! Ready to catch some waves and soak up the sun? Well, here's your latest surf zone forecast for New Jersey and Delaware, brought to you by the National Weather Service with a touch of beachy vibes!
Starting off with Eastern Monmouth, including the beautiful Sandy Hook, today's forecast brings us a low rip current risk, 1 to 2 feet surf height, and mostly sunny skies. So, grab your boards and make the most of those north winds in the morning, shifting to southerly in the afternoon. Water temperatures are in the lower 70s, perfect for a refreshing dip. And don't forget the high UV index!
Moving on to Coastal Ocean, which includes the charming Long Beach Island. Similar conditions prevail with a low rip current risk, small waves at 1 to 2 feet, and sunny weather. The mid-60s water temperature calls for a wetsuit if you're planning a long surf session. Winds will change from north to southeast throughout the day.
Now, let's check out Coastal Atlantic, home to the vibrant beaches of Atlantic City. Anticipate a low rip current risk, 1 to 2 feet surf height, and partly sunny skies. The upper 70s temperatures are perfect for lounging on the beach or catching some waves with those north winds turning southeast later on.
Heading south to Atlantic Coastal Cape May, where Ocean City awaits, expect another lovely day with low rip currents, small waves, and partly sunny conditions. The mid-60s water temperatures invite you for a refreshing swim. Keep an eye out for northeast winds shifting southeast by the afternoon.
For our friends at the Delaware Beaches, including Rehoboth Beach, enjoy a low rip current risk, 1 to 2 feet waves, and a high UV index. With upper 60s water temperatures, it's a great day for some beach fun under partly sunny skies. Northeast winds will keep things cool throughout the day.
Remember to check your local tides and always stay safe in the water. For more details on thunderstorms, waterspouts, and UV index definitions, visit the link provided in the forecast.
Stay stoked, stay safe, and have an awesome time out there on the water! 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 with Eastern Monmouth, including the beautiful Sandy Hook, today's forecast brings us a low rip current risk, 1 to 2 feet surf height, and mostly sunny skies. So, grab your boards and make the most of those north winds in the morning, shifting to southerly in the afternoon. Water temperatures are in the lower 70s, perfect for a refreshing dip. And don't forget the high UV index!
Moving on to Coastal Ocean, which includes the charming Long Beach Island. Similar conditions prevail with a low rip current risk, small waves at 1 to 2 feet, and sunny weather. The mid-60s water temperature calls for a wetsuit if you're planning a long surf session. Winds will change from north to southeast throughout the day.
Now, let's check out Coastal Atlantic, home to the vibrant beaches of Atlantic City. Anticipate a low rip current risk, 1 to 2 feet surf height, and partly sunny skies. The upper 70s temperatures are perfect for lounging on the beach or catching some waves with those north winds turning southeast later on.
Heading south to Atlantic Coastal Cape May, where Ocean City awaits, expect another lovely day with low rip currents, small waves, and partly sunny conditions. The mid-60s water temperatures invite you for a refreshing swim. Keep an eye out for northeast winds shifting southeast by the afternoon.
For our friends at the Delaware Beaches, including Rehoboth Beach, enjoy a low rip current risk, 1 to 2 feet waves, and a high UV index. With upper 60s water temperatures, it's a great day for some beach fun under partly sunny skies. Northeast winds will keep things cool throughout the day.
Remember to check your local tides and always stay safe in the water. For more details on thunderstorms, waterspouts, and UV index definitions, visit the link provided in the forecast.
Stay stoked, stay safe, and have an awesome time out there on the water! 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.