Sunday Surf potential is looking great! More in a minute on Sunday Surf report down below… Today (Saturday Feb. 4) was a great day of Onshore chest to head high surf! North RC’s was pumping really nice today, with 4 to 6 foot faces and an occasional 7 foot plus face that rolled through [...]
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Surf Update Saturday night 5 PM February 4, Great waves and photos from North RC’s today in Satellite Beach , Surf Report , Surf Forecast for Cape Canaveral , Cocoa Beach and Satellite Beach (posted February 04, 2012)
Posted: February 4, 2012 in A Candid Capture of Models/Babes on the Beach, A summary of How the Waves were, Brevard Surf Predictions Cape Canaveral, Cocoa Beach and Satellite Beach, Brevard Surfing Photos - general swells, Hightowers and RC'sTags: brevard county surf report, candid beach babes and models photos, satellite beach surf report, Surf forecast for Cape Canaveral and Cocoa Beach, Surf Report for Cape Canaveral and Cocoa Beach, very clean onshore wind chest to head high surf photos pictures from satellite beach february 4 2012
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Friday morning update for this post; How the Waves Were and Surfing photos from Wednesday before Thanksgiving (11/23) in Satellite Beach, Thursday Thanksgiving Day Surf Report update 12:30 PM (11/24/11), Surf Report for Cape Canaveral n Cocoa Beach (posted Thursday Thanksgiving Day November 24, 2011)
Posted: November 24, 2011 in A Candid Capture of Models/Babes on the Beach, A summary of How the Waves were, Brevard Surf Predictions Cape Canaveral, Cocoa Beach and Satellite Beach, Brevard Surfing Photos - general swells, Hightowers and RC'sTags: big incoming NE swell Friday morning, November 23 2011 Wednesday before Thanksgiving perfect waist high plus longboard waves, Surf forecast for Cape Canaveral and Cocoa Beach, Surf Report for Cape Canaveral and Cocoa Beach, surfing photos n pictures from Satellite Beach
Full size images below if you want to see full screen. FRIDAY MORNING 10 AM UPDATE……Much of the swell is coming in. The 120 buoy hit 9.5 feet at 11 seconds at 5 AM this morning (Friday morning) of which every reading shows 11 seconds, which will take about 7 to 9 hours to hit [...]