This is Rory Gregg with your Northeast Florida Surf Forecast *Updated 5/20/13*

The mellow weekend of minimal surf has come and gone, but it wasn’t all for not with great events to keep us distracted like the 5th annual Never Quit Beach Fest! Looking ahead towards the long holiday weekend we will be tracking a huge low pressure system that has wreaked havoc over the mid-west with treacherous tornadoes. Please pray for all of the families in Oklahoma and Kansas that were effected in their paths. On a lighter note as the storm progresses north and east with another system trailing over Texas, we will be back in the ridable nor’easter conditions that we always love on the First Coast. Still a bit far out to see how chunky it will be, but you will see a mix of swell building throughout the week with some projected head high surf possible for Sunday! Get the work and school done and get ready for a great holiday weekend of family, fun, and surf!
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5/20 - MONDAY
SURF SIZE: 1-2ft
SWELL DIRECTION: ESE
CONDITIONS: ESE winds 5-10 in AM shifting to SE 5-10 in PM.
5/21 – TUESDAY
SURF SIZE: 1-2ft
SWELL DIRECTION: ESE
CONDITIONS: ESE winds 5-10 in AM shifting to SE 10-15 in PM.
5/22 – WEDNESDAY
SURF SIZE: 1-2ft
SWELL DIRECTION: E
CONDITIONS: light SE in AM turning SE 5-10 all day.
5/23 – THURSDAY
SURF SIZE: 1-2ft+
SWELL DIRECTION: E
CONDITIONS: light SW in AM turning variable from NE to SE 5-10 all day
 5/24 – FRIDAY
SURF SIZE: 1-3ft
SWELL DIRECTION: ESE
CONDITIONS: NNW winds 5-10 in AM increasing to ENE 5-10 in PM.
 5/25 – SATURDAY
SURF SIZE: **2-3ft**
SWELL DIRECTION: ESE
CONDITIONS: NE winds 5-10 in AM increasing to 10-15 in PM.
5/26 – SUNDAY
SURF SIZE: **2-4ft**
SWELL DIRECTION: ENE
CONDITIONS: NE winds 10-20 all day.

 

 

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