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Waves Good Morning Surfers! Waves are 3-4 feet high, disorganized with a strong side shore current.
Buoys The CHR60WAVE Buoy is reporting a wave height of 7.0 feet with a dominant period of 9 seconds from the ENE. .
Wind 12 MPH from the NE gusting to 15 later in the day.
Air Temperature 67°F with a forecast high of 76°F
Tides Low Tide 3:01, AM Tide 9:31 AM, Sunrise 6:40 AM, Low Tide 4:00 PM, High Tide 9:37 PM, Sunset 5:24 PM,
Water Temperature 70.9°F at the IOP pier
Other information Maybe a bit lighter winds than yesterday but not enough to make any improvments.
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Current IOP Traffic To view current traffic conditions at both the IOP and Mount Pleasant ends of the IOP Connector, do the following: (1) click on the City of Isle of Palms seal on the upper right of this webpage; (2) select "Experience IOP" at the upper right of the home page, and from the pull down menu click on "The Beach"; (3) at the left of the Beach webpage, click on "Beach Access & Parking"; (4) click on the "SCDOT 511 system" link in the second paragraph.
IOP Parking Public parking is specified on the Isle of Palms City website by first performing steps (1), (2) and (3) above; then, (4) scroll down to "Places to Park".
Lodging and Rentals There are many places to stay overnight or longer on IOP. These can be found by clicking on the Explore Charleston and Island Realty logos on the upper right of this webpage. To find other listings, do the following: (1) click on the City of Isle of Palms seal on the upper right of this webpage; (2) select "Experience IOP" at the upper right of the home page, and from the pull down menu click on "Local Businesses"; (3) at the left of that webpage, click on "Lodging & Real Estate".
This surf report was updated on Tuesday November 5th by Bob Dodson.

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