Surf Smooth Florida Pizza Kitchen Cam: Live from Pensacola Beach
Don’t Worry…
MAY 25th, 2013: We went for a downwind paddle and picked up some fun little waves this morning. If you get close enough to a big ol' board often enough... sooner or later your luck runs out.
LOCATION: Langdon Beach
PRODUCER: John Russell, Surf Smooth Productions
MUSIC: Freddy Esposito
Don’t Worry…
If you’re dying to get wet, there’s a small groundswell running in the knee high range with occasional bigger sets. The light SW wind is making good conditions if you have a good imagination.
We have light SW wind and semi-glassy conditions on the shin to knee high waves. Not much to it but it’s a good morning to go for a SUP and pick off a few double over ankle bombers. High tide @ 8:15 am, Low @ 6:45 pm. Partly cloudy with isolated thunderstorms possible. High 89F. Winds W at 5 to 10 mph. Chance of rain 30%.
There is not much chance of real waves for the rest of the week unless we get lucky and get something from Tropical Depression Two. There is a small long period swell showing on the East and Mid-Gulf Buoys so we could get some small SUP sized swell showing later. The SW Gulf is showing some potential for development and there is a slim possibility for some wave action later this week. Check out the Tropical Forecast below.
Tropical Depression Two has emerged over water in the SW Gulf. Conditions are favorable for strengthening today into Friday. It is close to shore and won’t be in the Gulf very long so the chance of getting any real waves from TS 2 are slim. The computer models show the storm going ashore in Mexico. We’re keeping an eye on it and will keep you posted.
We have some knee high wind waves from the SW. The wind waves could build into the 2-4 ft range later today. High tide @ 7:57 am, Low @ 6:03 pm. Sun and clouds mixed. A stray shower or thunderstorm is possible. High around 90F. Winds SW at 15 to 25 mph.
The wind waves may build slightly today and tomorrow. There is not much chance of real waves for the next few days but the tropics are showing some potential for development and there is a possibility for some wave action later this week. Check out the Tropical Forecast below.
Invest 93L has been upgraded to Tropical Depression 2 by the National Hurricane Center. At this point TD 2 could be in the Bay of Campeche (SW Gulf) by Tuesday Night and conditions there could be favorable for strengthening on Wednesday into Friday. The computer models show the storm going ashore in Mexico. At this point the chances of getting waves from TD 2 are slim but we’re keeping an eye on it and will keep you posted.
We have some rain and lightning in the area. At daybreak the wind is light SW and there is some light chop on the shin high waves. Waves are not expected to build today. High tide @ 8:00 am, Low @ 6:03 am. Isolated thunderstorms in the morning, then skies turning partly cloudy late. High 88F. Winds SW at 10 to 15 mph. Chance of rain 30%.
The waves are not expected to build today There is not much chance of waves for the next few days but the tropics are showing some potential for development and there is a possibility for some waves action later this week. Check out the Tropical Forecast below.
That area of disturbed weather in the Caribbean that we have been following has now been designated Invest 93L by the National Hurricane Center. At this point 93L could be in the Bay of Campeche (SW Gulf) by Tuesday Night and conditions there could be favorable for strengthening on Wednesday into Friday. Most computer models show the storm going ashore in Mexico. At this point the chances of getting waves from Invest 93L are slim but we’re keeping an eye on it and will keep you posted.
Happy Father’s Day!!! Unfortunately there ain’t a whole lot of waves to play on today. We have some light S wind that is putting texture on the shin high bumps. The waves are not expected to build today.
That area of disturbed weather in the Caribbean we’ve been telling you about is continuing to show potential to get in the Bay of Campeche and develop later this week. At this point the storm could be in the Bay of Campeche by Wednesday. We’re keeping an eye on it and will keep you posted.
There are no rideable waves today and none are expected. Nothing much is expected until later next week. The SmoothCams did a little Florida road trip today and did find some surfable waves. More on that later.
