Hola amigos! Hope everyone had a chance to enjoy this last
swell and the great conditions that came with it. It wasn’t as big as many predicted (except
me!) but there were some really fun sets out there and there’s more on the
way. This evening brought some
consistent waist/chest high waves with some solid shoulder high sets. Expect a little smaller but still super fun
for Wednesday as the swell backs off
a bit more. We’ll see a new WNW
groundswell late Wed and into Thurs. Surf bumping back up into the chest/shoulder
range with some HH sets late Thurs and into Friday. Swell looks to peak
Fri midday and then taper off fairly quickly through the day Sat. Look for waist/chest for the
morning sessions with waist high by sunset…a few slightly larger sets at the
better winter breaks and down in the southern half of the county. We’ll see some rain showers from foul weather
Thurs and Fri but luckily the winds won’t pick up too badly. Sunday
it looks like we’ve got another smaller NW groundswell. This one will pick up midday Sunday from waist
high back up to waist/chest by sunset.
Swell peaks early early Monday
morning with some chest/shoulder high surf on tap to kick off the work
week. Swell making storms calm down a
little and storms are a little more disorganized for the middle of next week
but it looks like we might see some surf for the end of next week.
After enjoying
this gorgeous week of sunshine and warm air temps we’re looking at some clouds
and rain for the end of the week and through the weekend. Cloudy Wed and Thurs and then chance of
showers Thurs evening and through Fri tapering off for the evening. The Jet Stream is sucking up some southern
moisture so the first part of the storm won’t be too cold…high/mid60s during
the day and mid 50s at night. Chances of
showers on and off through the weekend as a cold front moves in Sat and air
temps drop into the low 60s high 50s for Sat through the middle of next
week. We should see consistent sunshine
again by about Tues. Water temps still chilly in the mid/low 50s. We’re seeing some more extreme tides with a
sunrise high tide dripping down to an early afternoon minus tide and then back
up with a little push for the sunset sessions.
Full moon’s on Sunday so expect more extreme tides as we get closer.
It’s been a great
week of fun surf! Hope y’all got a
taste!
I’m out!
Mish
Ocean Notes:
1)
The
Mavs International was held in perfect conditions this past weekend with Peter
Mel taking home the big check (which it turns out all of the guys in the final
heat agreed to share before the heat started!). Although the swell wasn’t quite
as macking as they had hoped the clear skies, sunshine and near zero wind
helped make up for it. Here are some
links to the coverage…a photographers dream!
First Surfer
Mag. Then Surfline. And finally the Maverick's Invitational Official Site
for picks, articles and video footage of the Semis and Finals.
2)
And in
case the weather’s got you confused it’s still winter here in the Northern Hemi!
Mammoth has plenty of snow and if you need something to get your cold
mountain juices flowing just watch this GoPro video of some fresh powpow boarding in Japan. Love the wipeouts at the end!
3)
And
we’ll end today notes with a feel good story from Hawaii. Check out this dolphin who "asks"
SCUBA diver for help to get a hook and line out of its fin. Very cool video!
Tides for La Jolla (Scripps Institution Wharf) starting with January 23, 2013.
Day High Tide Height Sunrise Moon Time % Moon
/Low Time Feet Sunset Visible
W 23 Low 12:13 AM 2.1 6:49 AM Set 4:02 AM 83
23 High 6:32 AM 5.2 5:13 PM Rise 2:30 PM
23 Low 1:41 PM -0.3
23 High 8:11 PM 3.5
Th 24 Low 12:52 AM 1.9 6:48 AM Set 4:48 AM 89
24 High 7:08 AM 5.5 5:14 PM Rise 3:22 PM
24 Low 2:09 PM -0.6
24 High 8:35 PM 3.7
F 25 Low 1:28 AM 1.7 6:48 AM Set 5:30 AM 94
25 High 7:41 AM 5.7 5:15 PM Rise 4:16 PM
25 Low 2:36 PM -0.7
25 High 9:00 PM 3.9
Sa 26 Low 2:02 AM 1.6 6:47 AM Set 6:10 AM 98
26 High 8:14 AM 5.7 5:16 PM Rise 5:13 PM
26 Low 3:03 PM -0.8
26 High 9:26 PM 4.0
Su 27 Low 2:36 AM 1.5 6:47 AM Set 6:47 AM 99
27 High 8:46 AM 5.7 5:17 PM Rise 6:10 PM
27 Low 3:31 PM -0.8
27 High 9:54 PM 4.1
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