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Surf forecast: Surf update for the Palm Beaches and Treasure Coast this week

Small weekend windchop
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UPDATED: OCT 8, 2026 — Wave Rewind: Wow that was disappointing lol. Boy did I bust on that one. I suppose there were a few spots that picked up the swell but I was definitely thinking it would be better than it was.

LOCAL SURFCAST:

Isaias will be making landfall in the Panhandle Friday night. In response to that, our winds turn southeast and pick up a bit, blowing in some small knee high windchop over the weekend.

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Daily surf forecast for the Palm Beaches and Treasure Coast:

FRIDAY09: Minimal for PBC, Upcoast though Knee/Thigh maybe Waist high NNE swell continues but fading. Cleaner in the morning with a lighter sideshore wind upcoast, then a SE breeze will pick up in the afternoon will put cross texture on it. Fading through the day and getting junky with the wind.
SATURDAY10: Southeast windchop picking up. Knee/thigh high. Wind picking up out of the SSE 10-20kts.
SUNDAY11: Southeast windchop continues. Knee high. Wind SE 15kts.
MONDAY12: Minimal.
TUESDAY13: Minimal.
WEDNESDAY14: Minimal.
THURSDAY15: Minimal.

FRIDAY16: Possibly building East windchop going into the weekend.

LONG RANGE FORECAST: East wind picks up at the end of next week blowing in some windchop. We look for more fronts now as we move into mid-late October, eventually shutting down our rainy season and bringing on the dry season. This winter looks to be quite active though thanks to the el nino patterns that we get in the winter. So more rain, more clouds, and more waves. 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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