12/15/25 Report - Remote Touch. Scientists Say Humans Can Feel Presence of Object Through Sand. Couple Beach Views. Rip Current Advisory.

I'll start off with this early morning report from DJ.

It's a couple hours past high tide. There is a line of seaweed brought in at high tide.

In the video there is a north to south movement of water at the beach front but the wind direction is NE.

Most of last night it was from the north.

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Here is a view of the surf from later in the day.

Clip From Fort Pierce South Jetty Beach Cam Around 1 PM Monday.

Here is the link to the current camera.

Fort Pierce Beach Cam - Visit St. Lucie

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HIGH RIP CURRENT RISK NOW IN EFFECT THROUGH LATE TUESDAY NIGHT... ...HIGH SURF ADVISORY REMAINS IN EFFECT UNTIL 7 PM EST THIS EVENING --- Humans may have a hidden sense of touch that reaches beyond their fingertips. In new experiments, volunteers detected objects buried in sand without making contact – successfully identifying hidden cubes with about 70 percent accuracy. The discovery suggests that people can perceive faint pressure ripples in loose materials, much like certain shorebirds that sense prey beneath wet sand... Human decisions were more accurate than expected. Participants achieved 70.7 percent precision – the share of correct detections among all responses – and detected targets at distances of about 2.7 inches (6.9 centimeters) under these conditions... Here is the link for the rest of that article. Humans have a remarkable "seventh sense" ability of remote touch - Earth.com You've heard of remote viewing, now it seems humans might have the capability of remote touch. That is an extremely interesting topic to me, but I won't explore it anymore today.  Some other time. ---

Surf Chart from SurfGuru.com.

The tides are only supposed to be around 2.5 feet today.

I had appointments today and am not going to get out to the beach.  I hope others will send in beach reports.

Good hunting,

TreasureGuide@comcast.net