MON · SEP 21Showing New York

New York this week.

Best window: Saturday, Sep 26 AM, 3-4ft (chest-high), onshore wind.

Why ▸ ESE 9s, holding through Saturday, Sep 26.

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Best windows this week

The strongest upcoming surf calls across New York.

1

Rockaway Beach – 90th St

Fri, Sep 25 · 11:00 AM-3:00 PMAmerica/New_York

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Blown out (25 mph sideshore)

Forecast confidence: low.

Maybe

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Surf: 3.5 ft at 10s from ESE
Wind: 25 mph N (unknown)
Tide: Falling, 1.7 ft

Why: Conditions line up with this spot

2

Long Beach

Thu, Sep 24 · 8:00 AM-12:00 PMAmerica/New_York

Checking rip currents…

Good swell angle (ESE) but short period (8.0s)

Forecast confidence: medium.

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Surf: 3.6 ft at 8s from ESE
Wind: 20 mph NE (unknown)
Tide: Falling, 3.1 ft

Why: Good wave size (3.6ft)

3

TOBAY Beach

Wed, Sep 23 · 5:00-9:00 PMAmerica/New_York

Checking rip currents…

Good swell angle (ESE) but short period (8.0s)

Forecast confidence: medium.

Maybe

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Surf: 3.5 ft at 8s from ESE
Wind: 28 mph NE (unknown)
Tide: Falling, 1.2 ft

Why: Good wave size (3.5ft)

4

Robert Moses State Park

Fri, Sep 25 · 2:00-6:00 PMAmerica/New_York

Checking rip currents…

Blown out (28 mph sideshore)

Forecast confidence: low.

Maybe

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Surf: 3.4 ft at 9s from E
Wind: 28 mph N (unknown)
Tide: Rising, 1 ft

Why: Conditions line up with this spot

5

Rockaway Beach – 98th St

Wed, Sep 23 · 8:00-11:00 AMAmerica/New_York

Checking rip currents…

Short period wind swell
Good swell angle (E) but short period (5.0s)
Strong secondary swell from ESE

Forecast confidence: low.

Maybe

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Surf: 3.2 ft at 5s from E
Wind: 23 mph NE (unknown)
Tide: Falling, 2.1 ft

Why: Good wave size (3.2ft)

7-Day Region Outlook

Mon
9/21
51
1-2ftoffshore
Small but fun.
→
Tue
9/22
58
2-3ftoffshore
Small but fun.
↗
Wed
9/23
53
3-4ftoffshore
Small but fun.
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Thu
9/24
36
4-5ftoffshore
Marginal — longboard day.
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Fri
9/25
23
5-6ftonshore
Call it a no.
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Sat
9/26
60
3-4ftonshore
Solid — pick your window.
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Sun
9/27
53
1-2ftonshore
Wind-chopped but rideable.
↘

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