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Three to four foot waves stacking up and breaking outside on the low incoming tide, pink sunrise clouds overhead and a walker in a neon shirt on the sand at Picnic Tables, South Cocoa Beach
Three to four foot waves stacking up and breaking outside on the low incoming tide, pink sunrise clouds overhead and a walker in a neon shirt on the sand at Picnic Tables, South Cocoa BeachLines of windblown swell pushing toward the beach through the sea oats and dune grass at 32nd Street, South Cocoa BeachA solid head-high wave throwing out and feathering in the ENE bump, sun breaking gold through the cloud bank over the Atlantic, South Cocoa BeachAthena the brindle surf dog on the dune crossing at first light, sunrise glowing through a wide band of storm clouds over the ocean, South Cocoa BeachSea oats and sea grape in the foreground with textured chest-high surf breaking down the beach under blue morning light, South Cocoa Beach
Friday, September 18, 2026 · 7:20 AM

3-4'+ on the low incoming, bumpy but it's a wave — get it while it's here

7:20 AM low tide incoming at Picnic Tables and there's real surf on it. Three to four feet plus, with a few bigger ones stacking up outside. The ENE wind is only 5-7 mph but it's on it enough to put considerable bump and texture across the face, so it's not pretty. Sets are coming through in bunches with a lot of water moving around, so expect some drift and pick your spot. This is the most we've had in a while and it's something to surf, so don't stand around debating it. Get it while it's here. Pray for surf.

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