Pensacola, FL:

Good evening. Just got out of the water and the surf was SOOOO much fun. The drift kind of sucked but it was worth it. The surf was running chest, shoulder, head+ high. The wind is blowing out of the NE at 16-20 mph with higher gusts. I am not sure if the beach is going to be open tomorrow. If I find something out I will update it here. If anything I can tell you when I go out to the beach tomorrow for our sunrise report. If you want to surf tomorrow you may want to go somewhere protected. Isaac still looks like it is going to Louisiana but we will keep our eyes on it. Have a great Monday night.

Baja Norte:

Pensacola, FL:

Good afternoon. Guess what? We have surf! Haha. Betcha didn't know that. The surf is running rib to chest high with a bigger set ever so often. The outside at the Cross is starting to break a little but it should get better as the tide goes out. The Pier had some fast long lefts. Looked really fun on a shortboard. It had some hollow sections for sure. The wind is blowing out of the NE at 13-15 mph causing for a little chop on the wave. The surf should continue to build all day long. We will give you another updated report this afternoon. Have a great Monday!

Belmar, NJ:

Pismo Beach, CA:

Clean and small. No wind, perfect day for the beach. 1 star

Corolla, NC:

Corolla has surf ! Wave high is thigh to waist plus on the faces but we still have an on-shore wind. There is swell breaking on the well defined outside sandbars. There is enough size to consider trying a short board or fat fish but a longboard will work just as well: NOTE: OUR SURF SCHOOL IS WIDE OPEN ALL THE WAY THROUGH NOVEMBER. DO YOU NEED TO ENTERTAIN A WEDDING PARTY? A STAND-UP PADDLE BOARD ECO TOUR IS A GREAT GIFT!, GARY, COROLLA SURF SHOP

Pensacola, FL:

Good morning! What an awesome sunrise this morning at Pensacola Beach. At18th the surf is running thigh to waist but its been getting better after about an hour of daylight so we will see what happens as the day goes on. The wind is blowing 13-15 mph out of the NE causing for a bump on the surface. The form is bad at 18th right now. The Cross is running about thigh to waist and so is the Pier. There is a bigger peak that comes through ever so often. The best formed wave right now is at the right of the Pier. The outside at the Cross isn't really breaking as of yet. The point closed yesterday at 6 pm.