Magic Seaweed RI is a popular online platform for surfers and beach enthusiasts. It provides accurate and up-to-date information about surf conditions at different beaches in Rhode Island. The main idea of Magic Seaweed RI is to help surfers make informed decisions about where and when to go surfing. It provides detailed information about wave size, wind direction, tide times, and water temperature. This allows surfers to plan their surf sessions more effectively and increase their chances of catching the perfect wave. Magic Seaweed RI is also a community-driven platform, where surfers can share their experiences and insights about various beaches in Rhode Island.
CONDITIONS: Glassy in the morning with SW winds less than 5mph. Semi glassy conditions for the afternoon with the winds shifting S 5-10mph.
The waters of the Narragansett area are ideal for all surfers of ages and skill levels, allowing you to share this incredible sport with the ones you love most. Surfers can tackle these waves on a shortboard or a longboard, but keep in mind that these waves can be a bit tough to handle and are not recommended for beginners.
Magic Seaweed RI is also a community-driven platform, where surfers can share their experiences and insights about various beaches in Rhode Island. This creates a sense of camaraderie among surfers and fosters a supportive and collaborative surfing community. Overall, Magic Seaweed RI is a valuable resource for surfers in Rhode Island, providing them with the necessary information to have an enjoyable and successful surfing experience.
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RI Surf Reports (select your break)
- Dune’s Park Beach Surf Report – Magicseaweed | NOAA Marine | NOAA Graph | NOAA Tabs
- East Beach Surf Report – Magicseaweed | Surf-forecast | NOAA Marine | NOAA Graph | NOAA Tabs
- Matunuk Surf Report – Magicseaweed | Surfline | Surf-forecast | NOAA Marine | NOAA Graph | NOAA Tabs
- Salty Brine State Beach Surf Report – Magicseaweed
- Point Judith Surf Report – Magicseaweed | Surfline | NOAA Marine | NOAA Graph | NOAA Tabs
- Scarborough State Beach Surf Report – Magicseaweed | Surfline | Surf-forecast
- Narragansett Beach Surf Report – Magicseaweed | Surfline | Surf-forecast | NOAA Marine | NOAA Graph | NOAA Tabs
- Bailey’s Beach Surf Report – Magicseaweed | Surf-forecast
- Sachuest Beach (2nd Beach Surf Report) – Magicseaweed | Surfline | Surf-forecast | NOAA Marine | NOAA Graph | NOAA Tabs
- South Shore Beach Surf Report – Magicseaweed
- RI Marine Forecast – NOAA
- RI Sound Marine forecast – NOAA
- RI Marine forecast – weather.gov
- NOAA Surf Forecast for RI
- Buoy weather – RI surf report
- Coastal Data Information Program (CDIP) – RI surf report
- nowCOAST by NOAA – a map that includes all noaa surf forecasts, tides, wind, wave forecasts, and weather
- Mid atlantic charts – Swell, wind, period, and surf – Magicseaweed
- Graphic Map – Wave height, wind speed, swell, wave period, current, and tide – NOAA
Reports from local area surf shops/websites:
- Rhode island surf report – warmwinds
Surf Report Models (GFS is often referred to as the
‘American Model’ and ECMWF often as the ‘European Model’. These models
are where all other surf forecasts are generated from)
- NOAA GFS Wave Model – Select “Loop all” to see current and future wave height. Updated at 12am, 6am, 12pm, and 6pm everyday.
- ECMWF – Updated at 12am and 12pm everyday.
RI Surf Cams
- Newport eastern beach (still image cam) – northeastsurfing
- Narragansett Surf Cam – surfline
- Narragansett Surf Cam – warmwinds
- Bonnet Shore beach club Surf Cam
- Matunuk Surf Cam – surfline
- Point Judith Surf Cam – surfline
- Misquamicut State Beach Surf Cam – surfline
RI Tides provided by NOAA
- Sakonnet Tide
- Narragansett Pier Tide
- Point Judith Tide
- Weekapaug Point Tide
- Watch Hill Point Tide
RI Buoys provided by NOAA (includes ocean temperature, air temp, and wind speed and direction)
Hurricane Trackers:
- GFS Model
- Euro Model
- Tropical tidbits
- Mike’s weather page
- Track the topics
- NOAA National hurricane tracker
Operating in Narragansett since 1966, the Narragansett Surf & Skate Shop has everything you need to hit the waves and have the time of your life. Their surfboard rentals are perfect for all ages and skill levels, and they’re great for those on a budget, as you can rent a surfboard for just $30 per day. You can also rent a wetsuit for $30, complete with boots and gloves if needed, or get booties and gloves on your own for a $15 rental. Interested in a one-hour lesson? Private lessons start at $60, lessons for two cost $50 per student, and lessons for three to 10 surfers cost $45 per unit.
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Reviews for "Exploring the Ecosystem of Magic Seaweed RI"
1. Sarah - 2/5 stars - I was really disappointed with the Magic seaweed ri. The waves were nowhere near as good as they were advertised to be. The conditions were choppy and windy, making it difficult to enjoy surfing. The beach was also overcrowded and it was hard to find a spot to set up and relax. Overall, I wouldn't recommend this beach for surfing or even for a day trip.
2. John - 1/5 stars - My experience at Magic seaweed ri was terrible. Firstly, the beach was dirty and not well-maintained. There was garbage scattered everywhere, which ruined the atmosphere. Secondly, the waves were extremely inconsistent and lacked power. I was expecting a more thrilling and challenging surf, but it was mostly disappointing. Lastly, the facilities were inadequate with limited parking and no proper restrooms. I was left feeling unsatisfied and would not visit again.
3. Emily - 2/5 stars - I did not have a good time at Magic seaweed ri. The beach was overrun with tourists and it felt crowded and chaotic. The surf was not impressive, and even though I consider myself a beginner, I found the waves boring and unexciting. The only positive aspect was the nearby food stalls, which offered a decent selection of snacks. However, I would not recommend this beach if you're looking for an authentic and enjoyable surfing experience.