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A small wave feathering on the low incoming tide behind silhouetted sea oats, with pink railroad vine flowers on the dune under a hazy morning sky, South Cocoa Beach
A small wave feathering on the low incoming tide behind silhouetted sea oats, with pink railroad vine flowers on the dune under a hazy morning sky, South Cocoa BeachKnee-high wave breaking with a green glow through the lip, framed by sea oats and sunlit sea grapes at 32nd Street, South Cocoa BeachAthena the brindle surf dog heading down the sandy dune path toward the water, morning sun glaring off the Atlantic through the sea oats, South Cocoa BeachSmall lines stacking up under towering cumulus clouds and contrails, sea oats silhouetted along the dune, South Cocoa BeachA thin line of swell and shorebreak whitewater under building afternoon-style clouds, seen through the sea oats at Picnic Tables, South Cocoa BeachClose-up of a sunlit green wave face with light ESE bump on the water and whitewater reforming inside, cumulus clouds building offshore, South Cocoa Beach
Tuesday, September 15, 2026 · 8:00 AM

0-1' on the low incoming with a little ESE bump, swell on the way Wednesday and Thursday

8:00 AM low tide incoming at Picnic Tables with 0 to 1 foot sets rolling through. A light 5 mph ESE wind is putting a little bump on it, so there's some texture and the occasional small peeler but not much to get excited about at report time. Maybe something a touch better to the north of us. Swell is coming for Wednesday and Thursday so keep an eye on it, and the winds may go light on Friday for some cleaner leftovers. Pray for surf.

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