Aloha
and happy Monday to you all. I don’t
know WHERE the week goes. We had a fun
weekend of surf and there’s a new NW groundswell that was filling in
today. Some pretty fun and juicy waves
in the chest/shoulder high range with some HH sets not uncommon especially in
the better winter spots. We’ll see more
of that swell Tuesday with more
shoulder/HH surf. The swell fades in the
afternoon but we’re still looking at waist/chest high surf by the new
after-work session. Waist high or so for
Wed afternoon and fading through the
day. There looks to be a hint of
background SW that the summer spots might see too. It won’t be anything macking but some waist
high waves for the more northerly breaks.
Thursday looks to be one of the smaller days with
though/waist high surf to start the day.
The second half of the day looks like we’ll see a new smaller NW
groundswell. The wave height really only
bumps up to waist high with some chest high sets at the better winter spots by Friday
morning. There’s a bit of an angle on
this swell as the jet stream is pushing everything waaaaaaaaaay north. Waist/chest high waves thru the day and
tapering off slightly Saturday and Sunday but still mostly waist high for
most of the weekend. Monday we’re
looking at the first of two back to back NW groundswells. The first one will
bump surf into the chest high range by Monday
morning and the second one fills in late Monday so by Tuesday we should see some shoulder/HH waves with some slightly OH
waves at the best winter spots and breaks a bit farther south of La Jolla.
If
the Santa Anas aren’t already wreaking havoc on your sinuses just get ready for
round two. We’ll see patchy fog first
thing in the morning Tuesday but then the sunshine breaks through and the
second round of Santa Ana (dry and offshore) winds blow Tuesday night through
Wednesday. Pretty gusty offshore too so
that might for some pretty nice surf conditions all day. After Tuesday’s clouds and then clearing we
will see mostly sunny skies and more hot coastal air temps especially for the
weekend. High 60s/low 70s thru the work
week and back up to the high 70s/low 80s for the weekend. (YAY!)
Water temps are actually creeping up a tad with 61-64 degrees along our
shores. The tides are starting to swing
a bit more as we approach the full moon on Sunday. High tide push at sunrise will drain out to a
barely negative low in the mid-afternoon before swinging back up for that
sunset tide push.
Some
fun surf still hitting So Cal and some activity lurking around the Southern Hemi!
Stay
wet San Diego!
Mish
Lingering March 7th
swell…bumpy but packing some punch!
Tides for La Jolla (Scripps Institution Wharf) starting with March 12, 2014.
www.saltwatertides.com
Day High Tide Height Sunrise Moon Time % Moon
/Low Time Feet Sunset Visible
Tu 11 Low 12:48 AM 2.0 7:04 AM Set 3:50 AM 71
11 High 6:50 AM 4.5 6:54 PM Rise 2:45 PM
11 Low 1:45 PM 0.1
11 High 8:17 PM 3.7
W 12 Low 1:28 AM 1.7 7:03 AM Set 4:28 AM 79
12 High 7:31 AM 4.7 6:55 PM Rise 3:38 PM
12 Low 2:13 PM 0.0
12 High 8:37 PM 4.0
Th 13 Low 2:02 AM 1.4 7:02 AM Set 5:04 AM 86
13 High 8:07 AM 4.9 6:55 PM Rise 4:32 PM
13 Low 2:38 PM -0.1
13 High 8:58 PM 4.2
F 14 Low 2:34 AM 1.0 7:00 AM Set 5:39 AM 92
14 High 8:40 AM 5.0 6:56 PM Rise 5:26 PM
14 Low 3:03 PM -0.2
14 High 9:20 PM 4.5
Sa 15 Low 3:06 AM 0.7 6:59 AM Set 6:12 AM 96
15 High 9:12 AM 5.1 6:57 PM Rise 6:21 PM
15 Low 3:28 PM -0.1
15 High 9:44 PM 4.7
Su 16 Low 3:38 AM 0.4 6:58 AM Set 6:45 AM 99
16 High 9:45 AM 5.0 6:58 PM Rise 7:17 PM
16 Low 3:53 PM 0.0
16 High 10:08 PM 4.9
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