Directory of North America Resources

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• Hardcore Surfer

  http://www.angelfire.com/ca5/hardcoresurfer/
  Surf reports for C-Street, Rincon and Hammond's in the Ventura/Santa Barbara area.

• Ocean City Maryland Surfing

  http://www.atlanticbreezes.com/surfing/
  Daily surf reports, wave analysis, wind predictions, weather and hurricane information.

• O`ahu Surf Forecast

  http://www.prh.noaa.gov/hnl/pages/SRF.php
  Hazards, conditions, radar, forecasts, and climate.

• Primal Surf

  http://www.psurf.com/
  Reports and pictures from the Primal Surf Shop in Brigantine, New Jersey.

• Ross's Central Florida Surfing Reports

  http://www.cflsurf.com/
  Provides instant access to daily surfing reports and surfing forecasts for popular surf sites from Ft. Pierce to Jacksonville Beach, along the east coast of Central Florida.

• Spitcast Surf Report

  http://www.spitcast.com/
  Forecasts for spots up and down the California coast. Search by county.

• SunsetSurf.com

  http://www.sunsetsurf.com/
  Surf reports and live surfcam for Sunset Beach, Pacific Palisades, California.

• Surf News Network

  http://www.surfnewsnetwork.com/
  Reports for locations around the Hawaiian islands.

• Surf Shot

  http://www.surfshot.com/
  Surf reports for beaches in the San Diego area including video clips of the conditions every day.

• Surfing San Diego

  http://www.surfingsandiego.com/
  Surf Cams and a report for the San Diego area.

• SurfXTC South Florida Surf

  http://www.surfxtc.com/
  Provides surf reports, picture gallery, music, basics, and a forum.

• Wave Model

  http://cdip.ucsd.edu/recent/model_images/socal_now.png
  Southern California swell model.

• WBLiveSurf

  http://wblivesurf.com/
  Updated daily surf reports for Wrightsville Beach. Includes wave forecasting tools for North Carolina beaches and East Coast. [Most content requires free registration]

 

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