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Report #2 – Thursday – 7:20 AM RATING 3 of 10
Today’s Tides
5:52 AM high 4.3 ft. 12:02 PM low 0.1 ft. 6:21 PM high 5.0 ft. Happy Thursday Folks! Report 2 reveals more of the same, we have semi-choppy small surf in the knee to thigh high range with light to moderate SSW winds. It’s a day for groms or longboards if you are taking a look. Check back for updates!
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- Special Thanks to Solo Solon for catching some waves for the report!
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Report #1 – Thursday – 6:20 AM RATING 3 of 10
Today’s Tides
5:52 AM high 4.3 ft. 12:02 PM low 0.1 ft. 6:21 PM high 5.0 ft. Happy Thursday Folks! We have semi-choppy small surf in the knee to thigh high range with light to moderate SSW winds. It’s a day for longboards if you are taking a look. Check back for updates!
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- Sunrise 6:25 AM
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- Knee to thigh high?
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- Semi-choppy with SSW winds.
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- Southbound
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