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Surf forecast: Weak tropical wave could bring rideable waves to Palm Beaches and Treasure Coast this week

Small bump up for Saturday
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UPDATED: AUGUST 14, 2026 — Onshore flow picks up a bit Saturday as a weak/dying tropical wave moves through. This maybe enough to kick up some knee high barely rideable surf on Saturday before it dies on Sunday.
The two tropical waves 92&94L down in the deep tropics no longer look like they will develop. Shear and dry air will most likely dissipate them before reaching us. So it'll be back to flatness once again.

Daily surf forecast for the Palm Beaches and Treasure Coast:

SATURDAY14: Small knee high onshore windchop. Wind SE 10-15kts.
SUNDAY-WENDESDAY15-19: Minimal. Light onshore wind.

LONG RANGE FORECAST: There's a tropical wave that will move off the coast of africa in the upcoming days that may have a chance to develop but it also may suffer the same fate as the last three. However as we get further through August the waves could at least reach us and kick up a little windchop by the 28th/29th. Still a lot of time ahead of that though so expect some changes. Stay tuned.

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James Wieland is a Storm Team 5 meteorologist. When he's not working or updating his Web Wave Blog, James can be spotted on a surfboard, riding the waves up and down South Florida's coastline.

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