Greetings
So Cal! What a nice weekend we had with a big of surf to
keep everyone paddling and a little bit happy. We’re looking at a bit more of the NW for Monday with the southern half of the county
picking up a bit more surf than the northern end. Surf in the chest high range Monday with some
slightly larger sets. Smaller waist/chest
high surf for Tuesday. We’ll also see some background S groundswell but
nothing really to get excited about. Waist
high and very inconsistent sets for the southern facing beaches for late Tues and
into Wed. By then the NW will fade to knee/waist. Thanksgiving
Day we’ll be thankful for a new NW groundswell in the waist/chest high range.
Top spots will have some shoulder high sets
as the swell builds through the day and peaks through the nights. Look for some waist/chest high surf for Friday as things back down and another late
background S swell for the weekend. This
weekend swell looks like it’ll deliver
some small swell as the storm that made it is pretty weak. Look for some waist high waves at best for
most of the weekend.
Weather
wise we’re looking at mostly sunny days with some patch overnight and morning
marine layer. Air temps only hitting the
mid60s with cooler over night temps in the low 50s. Light morning NE winds make way for light to
moderate NW winds by midday. As
Thanksgiving Day arrives we’ll see a little warm up and mostly clear skies with
a puff of clouds here and there. The
weekend looks pretty nice with mostly sunny skies and air temps back up into
the mid to upper 70s. Tides are starting
to chill out with medium water movement for the first half of the day and a bit
more extreme tides still for the second half of the day. Water temps in the high 50s and low 60s…winter
water temps now let’s hope for some winter swell!
That’s
it for today…hope you all had a spectacular weekend and cause some fun surf.
It’s
a wrap!
Mish
Ocean
Notes:
1)
We
had a fair amount of showers Saturday night/Sunday morning. There are some
spots with questionable water quality as there was enough runoff to make it to
the line up. Heads up if you surf near a
rivermouth or stormdrain outlet. In
particular there was a sewage spill at Moonlight
Beach and some 6200 gallons of sewage made it out to the beach. Oceanside
also has some questionable
water after the rain. Keep up to
date with Coastkeeper’s online app called The Swim Guide.
2)
A
new Eddie-esque type contest will be sponsored by Red Bull this winte Put your boards away, it’s invite only. Of course we’ll all be able to watch it
online. More details here
.
3)
As
we all splash around in the chest high surf let’s take a look at what’s
happening across the pond as the North Atlantic is dishing out the good on Portugal this
winter. Dang…those are some
BIIIIIIIIIIIIIII waves!
4)
And
if you’re thinking of doing a little early Spring Cleaning the folks who
endured the wrath of Hurricane Sandy sure could use some threads. Surf shops around town are collecting items
to send eastward as the cold harsh winter sets in over there. Please help and donate what you can. More details on what they need and where to
drop it can be found on
Surfing Mag's page. Thanks!
Tides for La Jolla (Scripps
Institution Wharf)
starting with November 19, 2012.
www.saltwatertides.com
Day High Tide Height Sunrise Moon Time % Moon
/Low Time Feet Sunset Visible
M 19 High 2:11 AM 4.0 6:24 AM Rise 11:36 AM 31
19 Low 7:14 AM 2.7 4:46 PM Set 11:08 PM
19 High 1:09 PM 4.7
19 Low 8:14 PM 0.2
Tu 20 High 3:20 AM 4.3 6:25 AM Rise 12:12 PM 42
20 Low 8:57 AM 2.4 4:45 PM
20 High 2:36 PM 4.1
20 Low 9:17 PM 0.6
W 21 High 4:17 AM 4.7 6:25 AM Set 12:09 AM 52
21 Low 10:27 AM 1.9 4:45 PM Rise 12:46 PM
21 High 4:04 PM 3.9
21 Low 10:13 PM 0.9
Th 22 High 5:02 AM 5.0 6:26 AM Set 1:06 AM 63
22 Low 11:33 AM 1.4 4:44 PM Rise 1:18 PM
22 High 5:21 PM 3.8
22 Low 11:01 PM 1.2
F 23 High 5:39 AM 5.3 6:27 AM Set 2:03 AM 72
23 Low 12:22 PM 0.8 4:44 PM Rise 1:50 PM
23 High 6:22 PM 3.8
23 Low 11:43 PM 1.5
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