• Ocean City Beaches Surf Report for 06-21-2024

  • Jun 21 2024
  • Length: 2 mins
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Ocean City Beaches Surf Report for 06-21-2024

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  • Ahoy there, beachgoers! Ready for a wave of fun with your Virginia surf zone forecast? Let's dive in!

    Today, we've got a moderate rip current risk hanging around. So, keep an eye out and a buddy close! Surf height stands at a playful 2 to 3 feet, with an extreme UV index hitting the beach. The water's chilling in the mid-60s, but the weather? Oh, it's all sunny vibes with highs in the lower 80s. And those southerly winds are cruising at 10 to 15 miles per hour.

    Tomorrow's looking pretty similar - moderate rip current risk, 2 to 3 feet waves, and a sun-filled day with mid-80s highs. South winds are still casually blowing at 10 to 15 mph.

    Looking ahead, Sunday will bring more 2 to 3 feet waves, sunny skies, and mid-80s highs with a bit of a breeze around 20 mph from the southwest. Monday might sprinkle in some showers and thunder with the same surf height, while Tuesday offers a smooth ride with sunny weather, lower 80s highs, and southwest winds at 10 mph.

    Remember, when the waves hit over 4 feet, that's when things could get a bit dicey. So, play it safe out there!

    And to all our fellow surfers in Maryland and the Outer Banks, you're in for similar surf-tastic conditions. So, grab your boards and ride those waves!

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