sidney fischer park surf report

surf

1ft - 2ft

wind

10-20mph East onshore

swell

1.9ft 7s East

1ft 7s East

0.4ft 12s East

weather

90°f

uv index

NA

water

82°f

water quality

Good

wind wave

1.6ft 4s East

next tide

High at 7:52 pm

updated 1 day ago

cocoa beach surf report

Monday: Knee to thigh high from the east at around 7-8 sec. Winds are onshore at about 10 mph.

cocoa 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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cocoa beach surf break information

Widely known as the surfing capital of the East Coast, the primary attraction to Cocoa Beach is the weather. With its prime positioning where two climatic zones (sub-tropic and temperate) meet, our weather usually avoids extremes. This unique coastal location attracts wildlife indigenous to both climatic zones, as well as migratory species and it is the primary tourist destination on the Florida Space Coast.

In downtown Cocoa Beach near Minuteman Causeway, an area known as Cottage Row offers a variety of specialty shops set up in charming old Naval housing. Cafes, nightclubs, and fine-dining establishments flank art galleries, bike rentals, and specialized surf shops. With an active nightlife and array of eateries, Cocoa Beach has established itself as an exciting locale among visitors as well as locals. Enjoy live music on the Party Deck at Coconuts On The Beach or the very fine martinis at Heidi’s Jazz Club.

Ron Jon Surf Shop is a destination unto itself as the “World’s Most Famous Surf Shop.” The Cocoa Beach Surf Company surf complex next door is another must see as it includes a hotel, surf school, travel agency, and tour operator. Cocoa Beach is also famous as the location of the “I Dream of Jeannie” television show that aired in the 70s. The Sunday Farmer’s Market and the nature trail at Lori Wilson Park are enjoyable excursions to add to any Cocoa Beach getaway.

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