Hola
campers! Hope the short work week is
treating everyone well. We’re on the
tail end of this latest SSW swell with most of SD in the knee high range for Friday but spots around O’side and
north will still be seeing some waist/chest high surf. (Hope you checked out yesterday’s quick post
for pics…sick!) Things get pretty small
for Saturday and Sunday as that SSW
poops out and nothing much fills the void.
Late Sun and into Monday it
looks like a small NW will actually show up and surf should bump up at the more
westerly and northerly breaks in the waist high range. About the same for Tuesday and smaller for Wednesday.
We’ll see some steep and small
background S swell at the same time but like this last swell SD will be left
out and any lingering energy will head north to OC and LA. A SW groundswell
looks to fill in for the end of next week and into the weekend. This swell has some energy but got stuck
behind New Zealand and redirected so most of the energy isn’t heading our way
but we should still see some fun waist/chest surf for midday Thursday and into Friday and the weekend.
The
heat isn’t letting up much for the weekend with daily highs dipping a few
degrees but the humidity and mild winds will continue thru the weekend. More patchy early morning fog clearing to
sunny skies by mid morning. The humidity
should taper off a little next week but the heat will remain. Tides aren’t much with a little movement through the middle of
the day but no swell for it to help out.
Water temp seems to be the biggest
news maker around these parts with some pretty brisk temperatures
showing up. Those S and SE swells pushed
the water north and offshore causing for some upwelling which is great for the
kelp but means some chilly water temps in the mid to even low 60s in some
spots. COOOOOOOOOLD! The midday sun helps for sure but just be prepared. The satellite images show some warmer water
moving back in so things should start warming up again but there might definitely
be some cooler spots for a few days especially at the lower tides.
Well,
looks like SUP sales will be on the rise for a few days as the doldrums
continue in SD County. Folks up north
are still grinning from ear to ear (just wait for Winter El Nino swell!).
Get
wet San Diego!
Mish
Ocean
Notes:
1)
The
Indian Ocean is set to rock the house and Reunion Island
has been having a heck of a summer. The
Fall should be just as good…if not better!
Check out some pumping
swell on Surfline.
2)
And
if you’re heading to Indo soon, well, you lucky dog you!
3)
And
if you’re ready for big cold surf check out this Surfline article…big,
gorgeous, clean but COOOOOOOLD (and sharky) Southern
Oz. Awesome!
4)
Does
it ever end? More sick coverage of the latest
swell.
5)
And
more…we can’t forget Trestles
! Can we?
Tides for La Jolla (Scripps Institution Wharf) starting with September 7, 2012.
Day High Tide Height Sunrise Moon Time % Moon
/Low Time Feet Sunset Visible
F 7 High 3:02 AM 2.9 6:28 AM Set 1:01 PM 65
7 Low 6:37 AM 2.8 7:05 PM Rise 11:28 PM
7 High 2:04 PM 4.4
7 Low 10:06 PM 1.6
Sa 8 High 3:31 PM 4.3 6:29 AM Set 1:51 PM 56
8 Low 11:34 PM 1.4 7:04 PM
Su 9 High 7:13 AM 3.3 6:29 AM Rise 12:16 AM 47
9 Low 10:39 AM 3.2 7:03 PM Set 2:38 PM
9 High 4:55 PM 4.5
M 10 Low 12:27 AM 1.0 6:30 AM Rise 1:09 AM 37
10 High 7:27 AM 3.6 7:01 PM Set 3:22 PM
10 Low 11:53 AM 2.8
10 High 5:58 PM 4.8
Tu 11 Low 1:05 AM 0.6 6:31 AM Rise 2:04 AM 28
11 High 7:44 AM 4.0 7:00 PM Set 4:03 PM
11 Low 12:43 PM 2.4
11 High 6:46 PM 5.2
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