8/29/25 Report - Higher Surf Showing Up on Treasure Coast Beaches. Beaches Around the Treasure Coast. Not Much Cutting Yet.

 

South Beach Zoom View from the SurfGuru.com Fort Pierce Jetty Beach Cam.

Here are some beach shots from just after 9 AM Monday morning - a little after the morning low tide.

As you can see the higher surf has begun.  The winds at these areas are indicated as being from the north, but so far the surf seems to be hitting most beaches directly from the east.

On the cams I saw no cuts yet, which would be expected from the direction of the waves and the timing.

There will however undoubtedly be some erosion where the beach bends and the angles are right.  Although the surf seems to be hitting from the east at most locations.  The beach is not straight north/south but has bends so I'd expect some erosion where the beach angles are right.  

Unfortunately, the beach cams only provide limited views, so we can't see everywhere.  For example, I'd like to see the waterline just north of the view provided by the South Beach view at the Fort Pierce Jetty area.  

Jupiter Beach Cam - North View.

There is still a lot of sand in front of where the beach cobs were found years ago.  Beach renourishment extended that beach a lot.

Sebastian SurfGuru.com Beach Cam - North View Just After 9 AM

About a hour later I captured the following view looking south.

SurfGuru.com Beach Cam - Sebastian South View.

It looks like the surf has become rougher in the past hour.

SurfGuru Fort Pierce Jetty - South Zoom View Just After 10 AM.

I hope to get out to the beach some time later today.

Wabasso Beach Cam from SurfGuru.com Around 10:30 AM.

Here is a view of Wabasso.  The surf is coming from the east and not doing much at this spot yet.

Imelda.
Source: nhc.noaa.gov.

Looks like Imelda will be turning out to see earlier than previously predicted.  

Surf Chart for the Fort Pierce South Jetty Area from SurfGuru.com.

I'm not see a lot of change to morning surf chart - just some small differences.

If Imelda goes out to sea like shown in the last issue, I wouldn't be surprised if we see the surf sizes for decrease for the near future.

As you can see, SurfGuru is still predicting eight- and nine-foot seas in a few days, which is good, and this time of year we should be having decent high tides.  I'd like to see more north surf though.  The above chart shows some northeast surf today and tomorrow.

Good hunting,

Treasureguide@comcast.net