Madames
et monsieurs…well, the wind wasn’t actually as horrible as the wind charts made
them out to be…some winds for sure but also some pretty fun surf. That S swell is still on the fade and the new
NW wind swell is building quickly. Buoys
are jumping with surf for Wednesday
looking to be in the HH+ range. The
swell peaks midday with some consistent and sizable waves…wind conditions don’t
look too bad so it should be a fun day of surf.
Surf backs down Thursday with
lingering NW wind swell in the chest high range and further still for Friday in the waist high zone. We should see a little hiccup of new SW
ground swell Friday with very inconsistent waist high waves showing up at the
south facing spots. Looks surf gets
pretty small for the rest of the weekend with lingering S swell. Waves in the knee/waist high range for Saturday and Sunday. Looks like we should see some small SW
groundswell for the start of next week.
No huge storms in the southern hemi but one looks like it spun just long
enough to send us a little something to kick off our week.
The
winds and steep full moon tides will be the deciding factor for Wed with some
early but SE winds all night and into the morning and then picking up out of
the west midday. Looks like the
midmorning winds will be the lightest.
Looks for some bump on the super early dawn patrol waves not to mention
the drained out tide. Luckily we’ll see
some more sunshine tomorrow with decent air temps in the high 60s. Looks for a similar pattern for Thursday and
Friday with a big more marine layer in the early AM and late evening. Big singing tide with an early negative low
and medium high midday going to a medium low a few hours before sunset. Water’s feeling nice especially midday with
some sunshine on your back.
Don’t
forget the SPF!
Au
revoir!
Mish
Ocean
Notes:
1)
Here’s
a great read from the NY Times… "The
Darker Thrills of EcoTourism" from today’s paper. Author recounts thee travels of Andrew
Blackwell, a Brooklyn-based author and journalist, who highlights the
not-so-green parts of our planet exposing the uglier side of what humans are
doing to our planet. It’s a far cry from
the pristine beaches we seek out. An eye
opener for sure!
2)
Whatcha
doing this Saturday? Come check out the Carlsbad Beach Fest! It’s got everything from a Triathalon, K, surf
contests, SUP races, Zumba-thon, booths, activities for kiddies, food court, beach
clean up, sand art, live entertainment and of course drawings and prizes. What else would you want to do? It’s a mile of summery beach fun! Check it out!
3)
And
if you hadn’t heard…this past Saturday President Obama declared June National
Ocean Month! Read more to find out
what exactly the administration is going to do to celebrate…head to Disneyland?
4)
Life
in Tavarua now is mighty fine right now...especially if you’re John John
Florence. If you don’t believe me just check
out these pics from Surfer
Mag's coverage or just watch the final heat online!
5)
And
for those of you looking for a nice new screen savers to drool over check out
these entries to Surfing Mag’s Follow
the Light contest.
6)
And
if you like Shipsterns down in Tazzieland here is
some great footage of the spot a little more calm but fun.
Tides for Point Loma starting with June 6, 2012.
www.saltwatertides.com
Day High Tide Height Sunrise Moon Time % Moon
/Low Time Feet Sunset Visible
W 6 Low 5:36 AM -1.5 5:41 AM Set 8:04 AM 97
6 High 11:59 AM 4.0 7:55 PM Rise 10:15 PM
6 Low 5:04 PM 1.7
6 High 11:08 PM 6.2
Th 7 Low 6:24 AM -1.1 5:41 AM Set 9:10 AM 91
7 High 12:52 PM 4.0 7:55 PM Rise 10:58 PM
7 Low 6:01 PM 1.9
7 High 11:59 PM 5.5
F 8 Low 7:13 AM -0.6 5:41 AM Set 10:15 AM 84
8 High 1:47 PM 4.0 7:56 PM Rise 11:35 PM
8 Low 7:07 PM 2.1
Sa 9 High 12:54 AM 4.9 5:41 AM Set 11:16 AM 75
9 Low 8:03 AM -0.1 7:56 PM
9 High 2:45 PM 4.1
9 Low 8:26 PM 2.2
Su 10 High 1:58 AM 4.1 5:41 AM Rise 12:09 AM 65
10 Low 8:55 AM 0.5 7:57 PM Set 12:14 PM
10 High 3:43 PM 4.3
10 Low 9:56 PM 2.0
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