Kicking off the
week with some pretty messy windblown surf.
There’s some decent size to it as a new WNW bumps the surf into the chest/shoulder
high range by Monday late morning. Swell peaks out early and then slowly
declines through the day with Tues morning
seeing some waist/chest high surf out of the W as a new smaller W swell fills
in. This short lived swell will just
give us a little boost in size with chest high surf for the closing bell on
Tuesday and fading out for Wed. Then we’re looking at a small longer period
swell to kick off the day Thursday. Waist high W swell will gradually make it
into the waist/chest high range as it peaks and moves through town fairly
quickly late Thurs and into Fri. Back down to waist high by Fri and a bit more
WNW by then so the better winter spots will see a little more size. Sat is looking pretty small with
thigh/waist high surf for most of the day.
Super Bowl Sunday things look
to turn around as a nice long period NW swell makes it to town. Swell starts off in the waist high range and
picks up quickly as the swell builds through the day. Should be pretty fun and
in the chest/shoulder high range right around kick off with the size peaking
off at sunset and into Monday in the
HH/OH range! A few more days of swell as
that swell dissipates midweek and then it looks like things get a little quiet
for now.
Winds have been
the trouble maker the past two days.
Still a chance of showers tonight and NW winds into the night but turning
NE by dawn as things start to clean up tomorrow. It might be a fairly nice and clean dawn patrol as that
new swell fills in…cold though with the NE winds. Partly sunny and cloudy through the day and NW
winds pick up in the afternoon putting some bump on the water so earlier will
be better. Monday night looks like more COLD
NE winds with air temps dropping into the low 40s making for a pretty
chilly dawn patrol Tues. Light and
variable winds for Tues with E winds expected overnight. Luckily the sun will
come out Tues and Wed but air temps will stay in the high 50s/low 60s until
Thurs when the sunshine will bring us high 60s along the coast. Water temps in the mid50s still. Big tide swings as we have the full moon
tonight. Full mid-morning tides will
slow things down (nice push for the dawn patrollers though) and a negative low
in the late afternoon.
Looks like Thurs
and Fri might be a nice call for some fun and slightly warmer surf! And be smart...we've had a significant amount of rain the past few days so surf away from stormdrains and lagoon/river mouths.
I’m out!
Mish
Ocean Notes:
1)
And
want to really save water? Take an “air
shower” with this cool new Aussie water
saving shower head. It showers you
with hollow water droplets (aka bubbles) and you use 50% less water! Sounds clean and green to me!
2)
We’ve
been having some mighty fine swell over the past month…not huge for the most
part but pretty dang fun! Here’s a nice overview
of the Nor-Cal, SoCal and The Islands over the past few swells.
3)
And
here’s a great look at an
awesome roadtrip from LA to Argentina…yes,
you’ll want to pack your bags after this one!
4)
The
Atlantic has seen a few really nice storms this winter too and as a result
places like Portugal
are getting slammed with big surf. Check
this out if
you don’t believe me!
Tides for La Jolla (Scripps Institution Wharf) starting with January 28, 2013.
www.saltwatertides.com
Day High Tide Height Sunrise Moon Time % Moon
/Low Time Feet Sunset Visible
M 28 Low 3:12 AM 1.4 6:46 AM Set 7:22 AM 99
28 High 9:19 AM 5.5 5:18 PM Rise 7:08 PM
28 Low 3:59 PM -0.6
28 High 10:23 PM 4.3
Tu 29 Low 3:49 AM 1.3 6:46 AM Set 7:56 AM 97
29 High 9:53 AM 5.2 5:19 PM Rise 8:07 PM
29 Low 4:27 PM -0.4
29 High 10:54 PM 4.4
W 30 Low 4:31 AM 1.3 6:45 AM Set 8:30 AM 92
30 High 10:30 AM 4.8 5:20 PM Rise 9:07 PM
30 Low 4:56 PM 0.0
30 High 11:29 PM 4.5
Th 31 Low 5:21 AM 1.4 6:44 AM Set 9:05 AM 86
31 High 11:13 AM 4.2 5:21 PM Rise 10:08 PM
31 Low 5:27 PM 0.5
F 1 High 12:09 AM 4.5 6:44 AM Set 9:42 AM 78
1 Low 6:24 AM 1.4 5:22 PM Rise 11:10 PM
1 High 12:07 PM 3.5
1 Low 6:03 PM 1.0
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