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73°F
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06:58 AM/06:03 PM
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| 01/07 | 05:47 am | 1.65 ft | HIGH | | | 01/07 | 12:19 pm | 0.52 ft | LOW | | | 01/07 | 04:24 pm | 0.83 ft | HIGH | | | 01/07 | 11:09 pm | -0.46 ft | LOW | | More Tide Info |
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Hey, this is Mike with the report for Wednesday morning at 6:55 AM.
1-2 ft - ankle to knee high and poor conditions.
Minor trace leftovers on tap.
Small to minor swell leftovers in the water. Clean early. Looks weak -- check out the Surfline extended forecast for more details
The NW PR forecast is focused beaches around Rincon.
WEDNESDAY: 1-2’+ N swell.
THURSDAY: Minimal background swell traces – basically flat.
Wind: E 5-10kts on Wednesday. Winds are ESE 7-11kts on Thursday.
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HOTEL
as of 5:00 PM EST
on 01/07
5ft @ 6sec
S@22kts
A:73°F W:72°F
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S. HATTERAS
as of 5:00 PM EST
on 01/07
10ft @ 7sec
S@30kts
A:71°F W:71°F
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W. BERMUDA W BERMUDA
as of 10:00 PM EST
on 01/07
7ft @ 8sec from West
1ft @ 12sec from SW
S@28kts
A:71°F W:69°F
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Bad news: Virginia still wants to drill offshore, potentially polluting the whole Mid-Atlantic and setting a nasty precedent for every coastal state to follow. Good news: you have another week to spout off since the MMS extended the public comment period to Jan. 13. Tell them ‘no way.’ Tell your Senators and State Reps it’s time to explore for fresh energy solutions – not petroleum. Tell your friends to do the same. Then go to Surf-First after your next session and tell them everything they need to know to help keep oil rigs off our coast -- and tar off our beaches -- forever.
Look for the competition to get slick starting next week when the O’Neill Sebastian Inlet Pro presented by Ron Jon, runs Jan. 12-18, gathering the world’s best surfers for the first WQS of the season. The Collegiate Surfing Association will also host its inaugural regional college surfing championships at the SI Pro on Sunday, Jan. 11. Partnering with the Eastern Surfing Association, the CSA will host a Mid-Atlantic regional collegiate championship in late spring in conjunction with the ESA’s Scholastic Championships, open to college surf teams from Maine to Georgia and the Gulf of Mexico. Parties interested in becoming involved with the CSA or individual college surf teams can email the directors.
Back in PR, Surfrider Rincon is gearing up for their monthly meeting on Jan. 8 at the Balneario from 7:30 to 9pm.
And if you think all those meetings are wasted effort, click here for all the latest successes and corresponding good PR in newspapers from San Juan to Australia.
So the New Year’s been slow surf-wise for the East Coast. Relive the best vid clips of 2008 -- including Cory Lopez reeling from Africa to Hatteras -- then enjoy the Outer Banks best 2008 memories, with this spot-check starring Jesse Hines and Noah Snyder.
If all else fails, you can count on Fuel TV to keep you stoked, starting Monday, Jan. 12, with coverage of CJ’s victory and Slater’s ninth title win at the Billabong Pro Mundaka. Then, on Jan. 15, join Shayne and Shannon McIntyre as they explore Nicaragua and visit the friendly humanitarian crew of East Coast ex-pats.
And, finally, what’s the best part of a surf trip? That giant excess baggage fee the airlines pork you with on both sides, right? Wrong! Well, stop bitching and do something by signing this petition.
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cool backlit shot at low tide
from Africa
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