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Surf Forecast: Weekend waves possible
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*Surf forecast for the Palm Beaches and Treasure Coast*

UPDATED: December 20, 2024

<<WAVE REWIND<<
Surf has faded, still a few fun ones at the right tide.

SURFCAST DISCUSSION
A strong cold front pushes through Friday morning, winds lag behind some but do pick up Friday night and it should be enough to push a small waist high or so swell in for Saturday. Then wind swings around onshore and picks up early in the week, bringing another round of windchop Monday-Christmas day.

DAILY SURFCAST SPECIFICS:

FRIDAY20: Mostly flat for PBC. Small, clean swell upcoast. Wind NW 15-20kts.
SATURDAY21: Possible refraction action Waist high or so. Wind NW 15-20kts
SUNDAY22: Knee high leftovers. clean in the morning then wind turns onshore. Wind WNW turning NE 10-15kts.
MONDAY23: Building windchop with underlying swell waist high plus. Could be some fun ones. Wind East 15kts.
TUESDAY24: Possibly some lighter wind in the morning then a East to Southeast wind surge pushes in. Surf builds to waist-chest high. Wind East 20-25kts.
CHRISTMAS 25: Waist high+ southeast windchop, bigger early then fading some through the day. Wind turning southeast 15-20kts.
THURSDAY26: Waves fade, knee/thigh high leftover windchop. Wind SE 15kts.

- @surfnweatherman

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LONG RANGER SURFCAST

Next chance for swell will be to end the year and start 2025 on a great note with waves! January weather pattern looks to be quite active with cold fronts in the east. That could mean some good swells for us. Stay Tuned!

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James Wieland is a Storm Team 5 meteorologist. When he's not working or updating his Web Wave Blog, James can be spotted on a surfboard, riding the waves up and down South Florida's coastline.

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