Greetings fellow
surfers! Weeeeeeeeeeeeeell, it looks
like we’re not getting anything from what was Hurricane Daniel and we’ll
probably just get a smidge of very steep (SSE) south from Hurricane Emilia starting
tomorrow. I guess a "smidge" is better
than nothing. Thursday looks for some waist high surf mostly at the super south facing
summer spots with the super rare chest high set in the uppermost N. County and
north. Surf probably won’t get much
bigger than that if we even see that much.
Most other beaches will be looking at more knee high angle slappers. Friday
the hurricane swell peaks with waist+ at the best (and only the best) summer
spots. This swell is super steep! LA should see some shoulder/HH surf up at the
Bu but the rest of us will just have to hear about it. The weekend tapers off to knee/waist for Saturday and knee high Sunday.
Looks like some activity down off South America. Models have this storm moving a week bit more
in the northerly direction before disappearing so we might see more steep swell
by Monday/Tuesday. Again, that’s a
pretty steep angle for SD so overall I think things are looking kind of quiet
for the first part of the week. Minor
activity stirring in the rest of the Southern Hemi
so we’ll just keep our fingers crossed that something kicks up some surf for us
up here.
We’ve having a little heat
wave this week but luckily we also have some nice cool marine layer at night. The air is getting pretty thick tomorrow as
some southerly air moves up and the humidity increases. Patchy fog gives way to more sunshine on both
Thurs and Fri with a chance of thunderstorms Thurs night and Fri. Pretty much the same story thru the weekend
with a wee bit of cooling from the high 70s to the low 70s along the coast by
Sunday. Clear skies for next week! Water temps cooled a little in N. County but
now the southern end of SD is seeing the warmer temps. Mid to upper 60s all over with very light
tidal movement through the daylight hours.
Time to head north or bust
out a BIG LOG (or SUP)…got for a paddle…
Stay wet San Diego!
Mish
Ocean notes:
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I’d love to hear a review!
2) This has absolutely NOTHING to do with surfing except
that it’s sponsored by DC Shoes. It’s Gymkhana
FIVE: Ultimate Urban Playground San Francisco. If you thought you were a slick driver you
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3) I know how to get you to click on a video link…just type “Mentawai barrels”.
4) And for all of you reading this on your iPhone or
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I already have a couple of them on my smart-a$$ phone. If only I were as smart as my phone!
Tides for La Jolla (Scripps Institution Wharf) starting with July 12, 2012.
www.saltwatertides.com
Day High Tide Height Sunrise Moon Time % Moon
/Low Time Feet Sunset Visible
Th 12 Low 12:00 AM 1.5 5:50 AM Rise 12:50 AM 42
12 High 6:02 AM 2.9 7:59 PM Set 2:41 PM
12 Low 10:28 AM 2.3
12 High 5:25 PM 4.9
F 13 Low 1:00 AM 1.0 5:51 AM Rise 1:27 AM 33
13 High 7:28 AM 2.9 7:59 PM Set 3:35 PM
13 Low 11:31 AM 2.4
13 High 6:14 PM 5.1
Sa 14 Low 1:43 AM 0.6 5:51 AM Rise 2:07 AM 24
14 High 8:17 AM 3.2 7:58 PM Set 4:27 PM
14 Low 12:26 PM 2.5
14 High 6:57 PM 5.3
Su 15 Low 2:17 AM 0.2 5:52 AM Rise 2:52 AM 17
15 High 8:51 AM 3.4 7:58 PM Set 5:18 PM
15 Low 1:13 PM 2.4
15 High 7:36 PM 5.6
M 16 Low 2:48 AM -0.2 5:53 AM Rise 3:41 AM 10
16 High 9:19 AM 3.6 7:58 PM Set 6:06 PM
16 Low 1:54 PM 2.2
16 High 8:12 PM 5.8
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