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Sunrise over the Atlantic at 32nd Street with a towering storm cloud lit orange and gold, rain shafts falling on the horizon and lines of 2-4 foot surf rolling in behind silhouetted sea oats
Sunrise over the Atlantic at 32nd Street with a towering storm cloud lit orange and gold, rain shafts falling on the horizon and lines of 2-4 foot surf rolling in behind silhouetted sea oatsChest-high wave standing up and breaking through a screen of sea oats at dawn, orange sunrise light spilling out from behind a dark cloud bank over South Cocoa BeachGrey-blue morning light on jumbled windblown surf, whitewater running down the beach with dune grass and sea grape in the foregroundWind-textured 2-4 foot sets breaking down the line at low tide, sea oats and beach sunflowers along the dune path in the foregroundAthena the brindle surf dog on the sand path through the dunes at 32nd Street, sunrise clouds glowing pink and orange over the ocean beyond
Friday, August 7, 2026 · 7:05 AM

7:05 AM lowtide outgoing — 2-4' and jumbled with 10-15 mph wind, but it's surfable

7:05 AM lowtide outgoing at 32nd Street and the swell that showed up yesterday afternoon is still here. It's 2-4 feet with 10-15 mph of wind on it, so it's jumbled and sectiony rather than lined up, but there are corners to be found if you're willing to work for them. Not much, but it's surfable, and after the week we've had that counts for something. Storms are on the menu later, so get on it early and get in before the sky opens up. Athena led the way down the dune path under a pretty good sunrise. Keep an eye on the radar and stay safe out there.

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