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Friday: This morning the swell continues at 2ft from the ESE and surf is knee to thigh high. Early morning winds are light and variable with glassy surface conditions. Expect winds to quickly increase from the Northeast this morning, building wind swell and creating choppy conditions. Overall the surf is not worth it and winds will increase at any minute. Check back this afternoon for an update. Thanks for checking obxsurfinfo.com

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Thursday: Low pressure is moving off to the far North of the Outer Banks creating our Southerly winds for the next 24 hours. High pressure is expected to take over most of the North and Northeast again, developing moderate winds and swell from the East to Northeast through the next five days. For now there are no dominant low pressure systems in the forecast for major swell development.


Date	Swell Dir.	Swell Size	Avg. Prd.	Surf Size	Wind Dir.	Surface Conditions

SAT 10/11	E	3 - 5ft	8	Waist - Chest	E 20	Choppy
SUN 10/12	E	5 - 6ft	8	Chest - Head	E 20	Choppy
MON 10/13	ENE	3 - 4ft	8	Waist - Chest	NE 10	Semi-Choppy

TUES 10/14	ENE	3 - 5ft	8	Waist - Chest	NE 15	Choppy
WED 10/15	ENE	3 - 5ft	10	Stomach - Shoulder	Variable	Variable

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.

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Friday. October 10, 2008. 7:35am

Knee - Thigh / Glassy

Light and Variable

Low 10:28am / High 4:22am, 4:40pm

68 - 72

7:06am / 6:33pm

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