swell
1.5ft 8s East
1ft 8s East
0.4ft 11s ENE
updated 1 day ago
new smyrna beach surf report
Monday: Knee to thigh high from the east at around 7-8 sec. Winds are onshore at about 10 mph.
new smyrna beach surf forecast
Tuesday: Surf is staying knee to thigh high from the east with brisk onshore winds south of the Palm Coast. North Florida should see lighter winds and cleaner conditions.
Looking ahead: Summer conditions continue for the rest of the week.
We’ve got our first area of interest in the Atlantic—Invest 90L. It’s currently located about 600 miles east of Bermuda (roughly 1,500 miles off the Florida coast) with sustained winds near 35 mph. Given its distance, I'm not expecting much surf from this system.
At the moment, it’s just north of the edge of the 80-degree water line but is tracking northeast. By Wednesday, it’ll likely move into cooler waters (around 70 degrees) it will also encounter a low-pressure front and that combination should cause the system to collapse midweek.
So while it does have a very generous 70% chance of forming into a named storm according to the National Hurricane Center it probably won't last.
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surf |
swell |
wind |
weatherwx |
5am |
2ft |
|
1mph ENE onshore
|
75°f |
8am |
2ft |
|
2mph NNE onshore
|
77°f |
11am |
2ft |
|
8mph NE onshore
|
85°f |
11am |
2ft |
|
8mph NE onshore
|
85°f |
2pm |
2ft |
|
12mph ENE onshore
|
86°f |
5pm |
2ft |
|
9mph East onshore
|
85°f |
8pm |
2ft |
|
6mph East onshore
|
82°f |
|
surf |
swell |
wind |
weatherwx |
5am |
2ft |
|
1mph SSE cross shore
|
74°f |
8am |
2ft |
|
2mph SSE cross shore
|
76°f |
11am |
2ft |
|
7mph ESE cross shore
|
86°f |
11am |
2ft |
|
7mph ESE cross shore
|
86°f |
2pm |
2ft |
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10mph East onshore
|
85°f |
5pm |
2ft |
|
10mph East onshore
|
85°f |
8pm |
2ft |
|
8mph ESE cross shore
|
81°f |
|
surf |
swell |
wind |
weatherwx |
5am |
2ft |
|
2mph South cross shore
|
74°f |
8am |
2ft |
|
2mph South offshore
|
76°f |
11am |
2ft |
|
7mph East onshore
|
86°f |
11am |
2ft |
|
7mph East onshore
|
86°f |
2pm |
2-3ft |
|
13mph East onshore
|
86°f |
5pm |
2-3ft |
|
13mph ESE cross shore
|
85°f |
8pm |
2-3ft |
|
8mph SE cross shore
|
81°f |
|
surf |
swell |
wind |
weatherwx |
5am |
2ft |
|
2mph SSW offshore
|
73°f |
8am |
2ft |
|
2mph SSW offshore
|
76°f |
11am |
2-3ft |
|
7mph South cross shore
|
86°f |
11am |
2-3ft |
|
7mph South cross shore
|
86°f |
2pm |
2-3ft |
|
12mph SE cross shore
|
87°f |
5pm |
2ft |
|
12mph SE cross shore
|
85°f |
8pm |
2-3ft |
|
7mph SSE cross shore
|
80°f |
|
surf |
swell |
wind |
weatherwx |
5am |
2ft |
|
2mph SW offshore
|
73°f |
8am |
2ft |
|
2mph SW offshore
|
75°f |
11am |
2-3ft |
|
7mph SW offshore
|
85°f |
11am |
2-3ft |
|
7mph SW offshore
|
85°f |
2pm |
2ft |
|
10mph ESE cross shore
|
87°f |
5pm |
2-3ft |
|
10mph SSE cross shore
|
85°f |
8pm |
2ft |
|
7mph South offshore
|
81°f |
|
surf |
swell |
wind |
weatherwx |
5am |
2ft |
|
2mph SW offshore
|
73°f |
8am |
2ft |
|
3mph SW offshore
|
75°f |
11am |
2ft |
|
7mph South offshore
|
85°f |
11am |
2ft |
|
7mph South offshore
|
85°f |
2pm |
2-3ft |
|
10mph ESE cross shore
|
86°f |
5pm |
2-3ft |
|
12mph SSE cross shore
|
85°f |
8pm |
2ft |
|
7mph South offshore
|
79°f |
|
surf |
swell |
wind |
weatherwx |
5am |
2ft |
|
3mph SSW offshore
|
73°f |
8am |
2ft |
|
3mph SSW offshore
|
75°f |
11am |
2-3ft |
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7mph South cross shore
|
85°f |
11am |
2-3ft |
|
7mph South cross shore
|
85°f |
2pm |
3ft |
|
12mph SE cross shore
|
87°f |
5pm |
3ft |
|
12mph SSE cross shore
|
85°f |
8pm |
2-3ft |
|
8mph SSE cross shore
|
80°f |
new smyrna beach surf break information
New Smyrna Beach's inlet is one of the most consistent surf spots in all of Florida. When most everywhere else is flat, there is usually a rideable wave at "the inlet".
While it is best on north swells, it can be equally as good with a straight east swell and wind direction. A hundred yards or more away from the rocks at the inet can also be fun on south swells. If it is a sizeable south swell, then you may want to head to the other side of NSB Inlet to Ponce Inlet in southernmost Daytona Beach, which is one of the best spots there is a solid south swell.
During the summer time I must warn you though, it does get extremely crowded with not only surfers of all skill levels, but also with tourists on boogie boards. If you surf here in the summer time
PLEASE be respectful of others in the water but beware of some of the more territorial locals
that have paid their dues and have been here for decades.
Thanks for checking out my report.
Stay Wet!