Corolla, NC:

A dramatic out of control ocean! Wave height is well overhead, out-going tide and rough seas. I just took these pictures on the north. The wind is WNW and the swell direction is ESE. This equation is holding the sections up & making for some great pictures. But conditions are very rough & there is no reason to go in the surf until these conditions back off! NOTE: WE WILL BE OPEN TOMORROW THROUGH SUNDAY! GARY, COROLLA SURF SHOP

Cape Hatteras, NC:

There is plenty of swell, the wind is offshore, it is breaking a bit on the outer bar, the inside bar is jumbled with no line ups. There is the occasional section.

Corolla, NC:

As the NE braces for a late winter snow storm, Corolla is just seeing a cold wind out of the NNE blowing at 25 mph and very choppy waist to stomach high surf. On the beach, there is a wind chill in the low 30’s. This not as cold as the weekend. Air temp is a little warmer then Sat/Sun. If you go on the beach in Corolla just beware of a lot of sand that’s being moved around. The cross over ramps feel like the summer. Just helped to pull out a truck loaded with Rutger student caught in soft sand. That’s what we do around here! GARY, COROLLA SURF SHOP

Cape Hatteras, NC:

Very choppy NE wind swell