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NJ SURF REPORT

MONDAY 17 FEBRUARY 2025

Morning

WIND ADVISORY

2-3ft+ S/SSE groundswell. Gale force W wind. Rapidly dropping surf.

NOTE: Wind gusts have hit 50-60mph

CONDITIONS ALERT: Dangerously windy conditions

WATER TEMP: 36-39 degrees

WEATHER ALERT: Wind Advisory

FLOODING ADVISORY: N/A

CROWD ADVISORY: N/A

COACHING SCHEDULE: Click HERE for details

ARVO-EVENING

WIND ADVISORY

1-2ft+ S/SSE groundswell. Gale force W wind. Surf continues to drop.

NOTE: Wind remains strong, gusts surpass 30-40mph.

CONDITIONS ALERT: Dangerously windy conditions

WATER TEMP: 36-39 degrees

WEATHER ALERT: Wind advisory

FLOODING ADVISORY: N/A

CROWD ADVISORY: N/A

COACHING SCHEDULE: Click HERE for details

WATER TEMP ADVISORY*

Water temp: 35-38 degrees

ADVISORY: Colder water temps than in recent history. Be prepared.

Wetsuit: *Hooded 5/4* and 5mm* boots and gloves required (*or thicker)

FORECAST OVERVIEW

Early-Mid Week

Flat/Tiny surf

As this storm explodes in strength over Northeast New England and Southeast Canada, the pressure gradients around it have tightented. This has resulted in

strong, gale force W wind and any surf that remained on Monday will be blasted

flat within hours. Unfortunately, this slow moving storm will keep those winds

strong and the surf flat or tiny through midweek.

Check the 72 Hour Forecast below for details.

COACHING SCHEDULE: Click HERE for details

LONG RANGE FORECAST

Mid to Late Week

Dammit

There's another storm that's expected to move up the coast but it's forecast to move

so fast, that our region will see the weather but none of the swell.

Check out the Long Range Forecast below for details

COACHING SCHEDULE: Click HERE for details

FORECASTERS NOTES

More than we bargained for

I'm gonna call it... so far this has been one of the worse winters on record or at leaste in the past several years. Week-long (or longer) flat spells, short-duration swell events (some only lasting a few hours) and wind and more goddamn wind have plagued this

us since November. Now, with the jet stream pushing nearly every storm from the North Pacific directly over our region (and there's a lot) we are going to see more weather than we've see in the previous two months. We will most likely see an

increase in swell events but with back to back storms come issues with wind.

X-FACTORS

A serious issue that threatens to destroy many surf breaks in New Jersey are

the multiple replenishment projects by the Army Core of Engineers. Right now,

in nearly every county in NJ, not only are these projects destroying our breaks

and polluting the sand and water around them, but they are adversely affecting the

nearby surf-related businesses. Some of these breaks may take months or even

years to recover, while others may never be the same ever again.

TROPICAL UPDATE

That's a wrap for the 2024 Hurricane Season

Check out the Tropical Update below for the rundown

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Tiny or
flat surf

TUESDAY 18 FEBRUARY 2025

UNDER CONSTRUCTION

Stay tuned

NOTE: Stay tuned

ADVISORY: Stay tuned

WEATHER ADVISORY: Stay tuned

COACHING SCHEDULE Click here for details

Monmouth/Ocean County Stay tuned

NOTE: Stay tuned

ADVISORY: Stay tuned

SPECIAL ADVISORY: The Army Core of Engineers replenishment projects may adversely affect some spots in Central and Southern Ocean County

Atlantic/Cape May County

East-facing spots: Stay tuned

NOTE: Stay tuned

ADVISORY: Stay tuned

SPECIAL ADVISORY: The Army Core of Engineers replenishment projects may adversely affect some spots in Central Atlantic County

South-facing spots: Stay tuned

NOTE: Stay tuned

ADVISORY: Stay tuned

SPECIAL ADVISORY: The Army Core of Engineers replenishment projects may adversely affect some spots in Southern Cape May County

COACHING SCHEDULE Click here for detail

*SWELL EVENT NOTES

24 hour Atlantic Forecast Map Click Here
SWELL Stay tuned
WIND Stay tuned
TIDE Radical tide swings significantly limit your window of surfability.

NOTE: Avoid the low tide. Check your Local Tide Chart for details

WEATHER ADVISORY Stay tuned
CONDITIONS ADVISORY Stay tuned
CROWD ADVISORY Stay tuned
BEST BOARD FOR TODAY Stay tuned

WEDNESDAY 19 FEBRUARY 2025

UNDER CONSTRUCTION

Stay tuned

NOTE: Stay tuned

ADVISORY: Stay tuned

WEATHER ADVISORY: Stay tuned

(*See SWELL EVENT NOTES for details)

COACHING SCHEDULE Click here for details

Monmouth/Ocean County Stay tuned

NOTE: Stay tuned

ADVISORY: Stay tuned

SPECIAL ADVISORY: The Army Core of Engineers replenishment projects may adversely affect some spots in Central and Southern Ocean County

Atlantic/Cape May County

East-facing spots: Stay tuned

NOTE: Stay tuned

ADVISORY: Stay tuned

SPECIAL ADVISORY: The Army Core of Engineers replenishment projects may adversely affect some spots in Atlantic County

NOTE: Stay tuned

ADVISORY: Stay tuned

*ADVISORY: The Army Core of Engineers replenishment projects may adversely affect some spots in Cape May County

COACHING SCHEDULE Click here for detail

*SWELL EVENT NOTES

48 hour Atlantic Forecast Map Click Here
SWELL Stay tuned
WIND Stay tuned
TIDE Wide tide swings may limit surfability. Check your Local Tide Chart for details.
WEATHER ADVISORY Stay tuned
CONDITIONS ADVISORY Stay tuned
CROWD ADVISORY Stay tuned
BEST BOARD FOR TODAY Stay tuned

THURSDAY 20 FEBRUARY 2025

UNDER CONSTRUCTION

Stay tuned

NOTE: Stay tuned

ADVISORY: Stay tuned

WEATHER ADVISORY: Stay tuned

COACHING SCHEDULE Click here for details

Monmouth/Ocean County Stay tuned

NOTE: Stay tuned

ADVISORY: Stay tuned

SPECIAL ADVISORY: The Army Core of Engineers replenishment projects may adversely affect some spots in Central and Southern Ocean County

Atlantic/Cape May County

East-facing spots: Stay tuned

NOTE: Stay tuned

ADVISORY: Stay tuned

SPECIAL ADVISORY: The Army Core of Engineers replenishment projects may adversely affect some spots in Atlantic County

South-facing spots: Stay tuned

NOTE: Stay tuned

ADVISORY: Stay tuned

SPECIAL ADVISORY: The Army Core of Engineers replenishment projects may adversely affect some spots in Cape May County

COACHING SCHEDULE Click here for detail

*SWELL EVENT NOTES

72 hour Atlantic Forecast Map Click Here
SWELL Stay tuned
WIND Stay tuned
TIDE Minimal tide swings increase your window of surfability. Check your Local Tide Chart for details.
WEATHER ADVISORY Stay tuned
CONDITIONS ADVISORY Stay tuned
CROWD ADVISORY Stay tuned

BEST BOARD FOR TODAY Stay tuned

MID to LATE WEEK

STAY TUNED

Stay tuned.

Check out the LONG RANGE FORECAST below for details.

COACHING SCHEDULE Click here for details

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17-21 FEBRUARY 2025
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Stay tuned.
Check out the 96 Hour Atlantic Forecast Map HERE for details.
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FORECASTERS NOTE
FORECAST OBSERVATIONS
This is setting up to be a fairly busy month for weather and surf.

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That's a wrap for the
2024 Hurricane Season

That's a wrap for
the 2024
Hurricane Season

FORECASTERS NOTES
After the big predictions by both the National Weather Service and the University of Colorado, in terms of solid swell events, the 2024 Hurricane Season under-performed.

Back in late August, it started off strong with Debby and Ernesto but the rest of the season was pretty lackluster and definitely fell well below the predictions.

2024 HURRICANE SEASON PREDICTION

NOAA, the NWS and the University of Colorado issued the most aggressive hurricane season forecast on record for 2024 yet it fell far short of the predictions.

Check out the complete breakdown below:
23 named storms. 11 hurricanes. 5 major hurricanes.