Cape Hatteras, NC:

Small glassy an inconsistent but the biggest ones are rideable

Corolla, NC:

I don’t believe that today is November 2nd. It looks like June. At this posting, Corolla has alight off-shore wind blowing at 9 to 10 mph out of the west. We are coming out of high tide at this posting so I would recommend waiting a couple of hours before getting your longboard. But we have a very warm air temp,(currently 64 degrees but rising) and a H2O of 64 degrees Fahrenheit. Wave height should be around thigh to waist once the tide drops & the sandbars start working. Today’s conditions are a huge improvement over Sunday’s blown out surf. NOTE: WE ARE SELLING OFF ALL OF OUR RENTAL EQUIPMENT: STAND-UP PADDLE BOARDS, SURFBOARDS, BIKES AND WETSUITS: GARY, COROLLA SURF SHOP

Cape Hatteras, NC:

ENE swell with a light NE wind

Corolla, NC:

Despite an overcast, today’s weather is mild and you might be able to go surfing once the tide starts to drop. Wave height is around thigh to maybe waist, (once the tide drops). The wind is currently out of the ENE at 11 mph. But the lighter wind is not hopping up surface conditions like we had yesterday. Of course with lower air and water temps, you will need a 3/2 mm winter suit. GARY, COROLLA SURF SHOP

Cape Hatteras, NC:

Small N e swell with a NE wind