UPDATED: NOV 9, 2026 — Wave Rewind: Fun small swell for the longer boards the past couple days. Nice, lined up and on the cleaner side.
LOCAL SURFCAST:
Lingering swell Tuesday but all in all it'll be fading. Wind will be light so whatever is left it'll be on the cleaner side. Then a stronger front will move through Thursday night and the northwest wind will pick up giving us our first good chance for some refraction swell. Best guess right now will be filling in Friday afternoon, peaking Saturday, then wind swinging around on it by Sunday afternoon. It's going to turn chilly though, so you may need to dust off the wetsuit or topper.
Daily surf forecast for the Palm Beaches and Treasure Coast:
TUESDAY10: Knee/thigh high fading NNE swell. Still waist+ upcoast and semi-clean. Light wind and semi-clean. E 5kts.
WEDNESDAY11: Minimal PBC. Waist high upcoast. Wind East 5-10kts.
THURSDAY12: Flat. Wind WSW 10-15kts.
FRIDAY13: Flat early then possibly some building refraction swell behind a stronger cold front moving in. Wind WNW 20kts.
SATURDAY14: Waist-chest high refraction swell. building through the day, clean most of the day. Wind NNW 20kts.
SUNDAY15: Clean early then wind turns on it in the afternoon. Wind NW/ENE 10-15kts.
LONG RANGE FORECAST: The wind swings around and we'll get a round of windchop after the swell. As we move through November we should start to kick in more el nino type lows moving along the northern Gulf coast which will give us plenty of wave opportunities.
This winter looks to be quite active thanks to the el nino patterns that we get in the winter. As I mentioned before, el nino years bring a lot of swell but also bring a lot of wind with them. We can hope for quick clean ups once the pattern starts moving quickly. Stay Tuned!
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