How fun was
that? Hope you all got a little taste of
that NW swell! Great conditions if you
hit it on the right tide. That swell is
just about pooped out with a few leftovers with a ton of NW wind swell now on
top of it. Luckily there are the very
beginnings of the next SW groundswell just starting to show on the buoys. Thursday will see mostly the NW wind
swell in the waist high range. By the
end of the day we’ll a bit more NW wind swell but size will pickup into the
waist/chest range. Friday the NW wind swell will continue with waist/chest high waves
and more background SW groundswell in the waist/chest range with some slightly
bigger sets at the better south facing beaches.
That south peaks through the night Friday and into Sat. Sat morning surf should be pretty fun
with much less NW wind swell and mostly SW groundswell. Size holds in the chest/shoulder high range
for the day and into Sunday. Size
drops a little Sunday…waist/chest and then waist with chest high sets to kick
off the work week on Monday. Waist high by Tuesday. Wednesday it looks like the small stuff
starts off the day but another SW groundswell starts to fill in. Looks like the Southern
Hemi is spitting out some pretty nice swell because there’s more
SW groundswell on its way!
Funky Fall weather
continues as we have a low pressure system cruising through town tonight, teeny
chance of drizzle overnight and into Thursday morning then sunshine with a few clouds. A little patchy marine layer later in the day
and into Friday then clear skies as a Santa
Ana sets up.
You know what that means…dry sunny skies, howling offshore winds and HOT
weather for the weekend! Air temps in the high 60s Thurs but high 70s starting
Friday and low 80s through the weekend. It also means so cool dry nighttime temps in
the high 50s…brrrrrrrrr! Should be
pretty awesome out with the clear skies and full moon Saturday night (hmmmmmm,
and swell peaking Friday night…interesting!).
Water temps in the high 60s around most of the County with cooler temps
south of Pt. Loma…Coronado
area to IB. Expect some major water temp
cooling after those howling offshores this weekend. Enjoy the warm water while you can!
We’ll I think we’re
in for some fun late SW groundswell as those Santa Anas kick in this weekend!
Stay wet San Diego and remember to
share!
Mish
Ocean Notes:
1)
Mais
ous! Check out the rockin’ Hossegor
waves going on right now for the Quicksilver
Pro.
2)
Just
wanted to share one of my favorite spots to shoot surf pics. Can anyone guess where
it is? Thanks Magic Seaweed!
3)
Things
are heating up in Tahiti
but not in a good way. Locals vs.
Nonlocals. This could get ugly AND
dangerous!
4)
On a
more positive note check out this awesome documentary photography by Joni
Sternbach. She uses a 19th-Century
lens and creates some really neat photos of modern day surfers.
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Devon Howard setting up for the Green Room
January 2010
Tides for La Jolla (Scripps Institution Wharf) starting with October 3, 2013.
www.saltwatertides.com
Day High Tide Height Sunrise Moon Time % Moon
/Low Time Feet Sunset Visible
Th 3 Low 2:29 AM 0.6 6:45 AM Rise 5:26 AM 5
3 High 8:46 AM 5.3 6:31 PM Set 5:41 PM
3 Low 2:53 PM 0.5
3 High 9:00 PM 5.2
F 4 Low 2:56 AM 0.7 6:46 AM Rise 6:25 AM 1
4 High 9:12 AM 5.6 6:29 PM Set 6:17 PM
4 Low 3:29 PM 0.2
4 High 9:38 PM 5.1
Sa 5 Low 3:25 AM 0.8 6:46 AM Rise 7:26 AM 0
5 High 9:41 AM 5.9 6:28 PM Set 6:55 PM
5 Low 4:07 PM -0.1
5 High 10:19 PM 4.8
Su 6 Low 3:54 AM 1.1 6:47 AM Rise 8:29 AM 0
6 High 10:12 AM 6.0 6:27 PM Set 7:38 PM
6 Low 4:49 PM -0.2
6 High 11:03 PM 4.4
M 7 Low 4:25 AM 1.5 6:48 AM Rise 9:32 AM 4
7 High 10:46 AM 6.0 6:26 PM Set 8:25 PM
7 Low 5:36 PM -0.1
7 High 11:54 PM 4.0
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