Tuesday: This morning groundswell is down to 2ft with surf breaking at knee to thigh high.  Winds are light and variable, allowing for glassy surface conditions.  Although the surf is small this morning, there are long open lines that are longboardable.  Water temperatures are finally on the rise with the temperature up a few degrees this morning.   Thanks for checking Obxsurfinfo.com

Day/Date	Swell Dir.	Swell Size	Avg. Prd.	Surf Size	Wind (mph)	Surface Conditions
WED - 3/10	ENE	1 - 2ft	13	Knee - Thigh	Light and Variable	Glassy
THUR - 3/11	SE	2 - 4ft	8	Waist - Stomach	SE 10 - 20	Choppy
FRI - 3/12	SE	7 - 8ft	12	Shoulder - Head +	SSE 15 - 20	Semi-Choppy
Extended Forecast
SAT - 3/13	SE	6 - 8ft	13	Shoulder - Head +	WSW 10 - 15	Glassy
SUN - 3/14	SE	4 - 6ft	12	Stomach - Shoulder	WSW 10 - 15	Glassy

Disclaimer:All forecasts are based on weather data provided from multiple sources and are subject to change. When the weather changes, the surf changes. There is also a larger margin of error in the extended forecast. Please keep this in mind when planning your next surf trip. Forecasts are updated daily to catch any significant changes in the weather pattern. Swell Direction and Swell Size are given for the open ocean within 30 miles of all Outer Banks beaches including the South facing beaches of Frisco. Surf size is based on conditions specifically for Nags Head, Kill Devil Hills and Kitty Hawk. Remeber, swell direction may cause a large variation in surf size from one beach to the next.

BRETT “BACKDOOR” BARLEY?
Unknown Kid From North Carolina Steals the Volcom Show

Pipeline, North Shore, Oahu, HI – (Jan. 29, 2010) – Nobody at the world’s most venerated surfing spot, the Banzai Pipeline, expected a young kid from North Carolina to show up in the middle of a record big-wave winter and steal the show. But 20-year-old Brett Barley did exactly that today, during day two of the Volcom Pipeline Pro. Barley posted the highest score of the event so far with two incredible rides at the right peak known as “Backdoor”: 19.67 points out of a possible 20. Even more crazy, he has only ridden a total of three waves at Backdoor in his life, and those were two of them, under the pressure of a 25-minute heat and with thousands of people watching. One and a half more days of this $120,000 ASP pro-sanctioned event remains. Read it all here. Check out the video on Surfline…

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