Surf Report
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Sunday Morning Update 12/5/21
Good Morning Surfers. It’s 60 degrees out here and very foggy. No wind this morning and no surf. The fog will burn off but no
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Saturday Morning Update 12/4/21
Good Morning Surfers. It’s 56 degrees and foggy out here. No surf. Forecast looks good starting Tuesday hopefully for 4 or 5 days of surf.
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Flashback Friday with Tom Hutson
Pensacola had its own skatepark in the mid 70’s – The Paved Wave. It was located on Navy Blvd. Freddy Esposito (pictured here) managed it.
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Friday Morning Update 12/3/21
Good Morning Surfers. It’s 56 degrees out here with some light overcast sky. Light winds out of the E only 2 mph. Surf is flat.
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Thursday Morning Update 12/2/21
Good Morning Surfers. It’s clear and sunny out here at 51 degrees. We have calm winds out here and no surf. Looks like another 3
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Wednesday Morning Update 12/1/21
Good Morning. We are in the same pattern here. It’s 51 degrees, nice and sunny with N winds 5-8 mph, but NO surf. Forecast doesn’t
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Tuesday Morning Update 11/30/21
Good Morning Surfers. It’s another cold clear morning at 45 degrees with NE winds 5-8 mph. It’s the Lake of Mexico. No chance of waves
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Monday Morning Update 11/29/21
Good Morning Surfers. It’s another cold morning with N winds at 10 mph. Air temp 48 and water temp 69. No surf today. The forecast
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Sunday Morning Update 11/28/21
Good Morning Surfers. Its 55 degrees out here with overcast and mainly N wind at 8-10 mph. Surf is flat. No chance of waves today.
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Flashback Sat(oops) with Tom Hutson
Why paddle, when you can jump? The pier used to be shorter and lower than our current pier. It was often left wide open when
