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Pink and lavender sunrise clouds over a flat gray Atlantic seen through sea oats and dune vegetation at 32nd Street, South Cocoa Beach, September 2026
Pink and lavender sunrise clouds over a flat gray Atlantic seen through sea oats and dune vegetation at 32nd Street, South Cocoa Beach, September 2026Small wind-blown 0-1 foot wave crumbling toward an empty beach under overcast skies at 32nd Street, South Cocoa Beach, September 2026Silver morning light on a nearly flat ocean with a knee-high line breaking past sea oats and pink railroad vine flowers, South Cocoa Beach, September 2026Glassy sheen across a windswept flat sea with a thin band of whitewater and a dune path of sea oats in the foreground at 32nd Street, South Cocoa Beach, September 2026Pelicans skimming a calm gray-pink ocean at dawn with sea oats framing the shoreline at 32nd Street, South Cocoa Beach, September 2026Athena the brindle surf dog standing on the sandy dune crossover trail lined with wildflowers, looking out toward the flat morning surf, South Cocoa Beach, September 2026
Saturday, September 5, 2026 · 7:30 AM

0-1' and wind-flattened at dead low — tropical season is knocking

7:30 AM low tide check at 32nd Street and it's about as small as it gets. Ankle to knee high on the sets, 0-1 foot, with a strong SW wind at 7-10 mph laying it right down. The lines are there but there's no push behind them. If you're determined, there could be a rideable bump for the log somewhere south of us where the bank sets up a little steeper. Overcast and cool this morning, first real hint that we're sliding into tropical season. Pelicans were working the trough and Athena had the crossover to herself. Pray for surf.

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