Surf Forecasts:: New York
WaveCast LongIsland3-19-2010 2:45 PM
Swell 8-Day Forecast
Data as of 3/19/2010, 2:45 PM
3/18/2010 8:00 AM - 3/26/2010 0:00 AM
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| 3/18/2010 | 3/19/2010 | 3/20/2010 | 3/21/2010 | 3/22/2010 | 3/23/2010 | 3/24/2010 | 3/25/2010 | 3/26/2010 |
| Dir: 101 Max: 3-4 Prd: 10 |
Dir: 101 Max: 2-3 Prd: 10 |
Dir: 102 Max: 1-1 Prd: 9 |
Dir: 98 Max: 0-1 Prd: 8 |
Dir: 183 Max: 2-3 Prd: 5 |
Dir: 179 Max: 5-7 Prd: 8 |
Dir: 167 Max: 3-4 Prd: 8 |
Dir: 78 Max: 0-1 Prd: 9 |
Dir: 147 Max: 0-1 Prd: 9 |
Forecast Based on WaveWatchIII Data Courtesy NOAA/NWS/NCEP Ocean Modeling Branch
Thursday, March the 18th: Swell will be coming in from 101 degrees with 3 to 4 foot surf with 10 second periods.
Friday, March the 19th: Look for a decrease in Swell energy from yesterday. Swell will be coming in from 101 degrees with 2 to 3 foot surf with 10 second periods.
Saturday, March the 20th: We're expecting a decrease in Swell energy. Swell will be coming in from 102 degrees with 1 foot surf with 9 second periods.
Sunday, March the 21st: Swell energy is looking similar to yesterday. Swell will be coming in from 98 degrees with 0 to 1 foot surf with 8 second periods.
Monday, March the 22nd: Our call is for an increase in Swell energy compared to yesterday. Swell will be coming in from 183 degrees with 2 to 3 foot surf with 5 second periods.
Tuesday, March the 23rd: We're expecting an increase in Swell energy. Swell will be coming in from 179 degrees with 5 to 7 foot surf with 8 second periods.
Wednesday, March the 24th: Look for a decrease in Swell energy from yesterday. Swell will be coming in from 167 degrees with 3 to 4 foot surf with 8 second periods.
Thursday, March the 25th: We're expecting a decrease in Swell energy. Swell will be coming in from 78 degrees with 0 to 1 foot surf with 9 second periods.
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