FLORIDA: Surfing forecast for weekend of Feb. 17-19 #SurfREport

VIA – FLORIDA TODAY

 

Surfing forecast for weekend of Feb. 17-19

 

12:01 AM, Feb. 17, 2012

SURFER BOB FREEMAN AT 2ND LIGHT BEACHSURFER BOB FREEMAN AT 2ND LIGHT BEACH

Surfer Bob Freeman of Melbourne checks out the waves at 2nd Light Beach across from the PAFB main gate. / CRAIG RUBADOUX, FLORIDA TODAY

Today

The surf will run in the thigh- to waist-high range with clean lines from a light offshore breeze. Late morning’s lower tide and occasional bigger sets from a distant swell source could provide some fun rides for shortboarders and longboarders.

Saturday

Surf heights may build to mostly waist high, but steady onshore winds will create bumpy conditions. I expect light onshore breezes early, then becoming windy later in the day.

Sunday

Surf heights should remain in the thigh- to waist-high range with strong winds from the south producing very bumpy conditions. There is a chance those winds may become more southwesterly, which would improve the surfing conditions for Brevard’s southernmost surf spots.

Wave heights

Saturday

Water temp68

Playalinda2′-3′

Cape Canaveral2′

Cocoa Beach2′-3′

Satellite Beach2′-3′

Indialantic2′-3′

Melbourne Beach2′-3′

Sebastian Inlet2′-3′

Sunday

 

For the full Florida surf report go here:

http://www.floridatoday.com/article/20120217/SPORTS/302170027/Surfing-forecast-weekend-Feb-17-19

 

 

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