Greetings
SoCal! We’ve got a nice shorter period W
groundswell and mixed up windswell along the coast. Surf in the shoulder/HH range with some OH
sets. We’re looking at the backside of the swell to kick off the week with more
shoulder high surf with the occasional HH set at the better winter spots for Monday.
Smaller surf for Tuesday with
the tail end of the groundswell in the waist/chest high range throughout the
day. Looks like a new smaller
groundswell for Wednesday but really
just keeping things in the waist high range with some chest high sets. The direction will make the southern end of
the county see slightly bigger surf.
Pretty much the same deal with Thursday
with some early season S swell thrown in there for kicks. The better summer
beaches will see signs of that swell. Friday looks like a new NW groundswell.
This has a little more angle to it so the better winter spots will definitely
see more swell and size. Look for
waist/chest high surf for Thurs and slightly bigger for Friday but not by much…shoulder high sets at the best spots. We should see a little more SW groundswell at
the summer spots so North
County is not out of the
loop completely. Waist high southies for
the summer spots. Saturday and the weekend sees a new WNW groundswell that will bump
surf into the waist/chest early Saturday and into the chest/shoulder range for Sunday.
Better still we’re in for some sunshine and warm temps for the weekend!
Speaking of
weather…we’re due for a warm up over the course of the week. A nice high pressure ridge is setting up as
the Jet Stream takes a hike and we’re expecting sunshine all week and
increasingly warmer temps through the week and weekend. We’re looking at mid60s to kick off the
week. Low70s by Wed. High 70s Fri and Sat before cooling off a tad
for Sun/Mon. Oh and did I mention mild
east winds almost all week. Yes, a fine
week shaping up indeed. We’re coming up
on a Full Moon on Tuesday which means more extreme tides. Nothing too crazy but the early morning high
will definitely slow things down a little as the swell fades. The negative low tide in the mid-afternoon
will drain out some of the beach breaks but there’s a lot of sand on most
beaches so I think for the most part most spots should survive the low with a
nice little turnaround push for the evening session. Water temps are in the mid50s still…nothing
some rubber can’t cure.
Fun surf and
gorgeous weather coming up this week…enjoy!
Stay wet San Diego!
Mish
Ocean Notes:
1)
Wow,
some nice pics coming out of Oz for the Nikon's
Australian Surf Photo of the Year contest.
Some big surf down there!
2)
Here’s
a fun one…an underwater photographer with a sense
of humor!
3)
Mark
Healy (badass big wave surfer) deals out his list of the Top 10 most Bad
Ass Surfers.
4)
Now THIS is my
kind of surf camp! Where was this when I
was a grom?
5)
Here’s
a fun 3-minute vid of Mr.
Joel Tudor…stylemaster on any board but just so smooth on a log at Cardy.
Tides for La Jolla (Scripps
Institution Wharf)
starting with February 25, 2013.
www.saltwatertides.com
Day High Tide Height Sunrise Moon Time % Moon
/Low Time Feet Sunset Visible
M 25 Low 2:24 AM 0.8 6:21 AM Set 5:56 AM 98
25 High 8:32 AM 5.4 5:43 PM Rise 5:58 PM
25 Low 2:57 PM -0.6
25 High 9:15 PM 4.7
Tu 26 Low 3:00 AM 0.5 6:20 AM Set 6:31 AM 99
26 High 9:07 AM 5.3 5:44 PM Rise 6:58 PM
26 Low 3:25 PM -0.4
26 High 9:43 PM 4.9
W 27 Low 3:38 AM 0.4 6:19 AM Set 7:06 AM 98
27 High 9:44 AM 5.0 5:45 PM Rise 8:00 PM
27 Low 3:53 PM -0.1
27 High 10:14 PM 5.0
Th 28 Low 4:21 AM 0.3 6:17 AM Set 7:43 AM 95
28 High 10:25 AM 4.5 5:46 PM Rise 9:03 PM
28 Low 4:22 PM 0.3
28 High 10:47 PM 5.1
F 1 Low 5:10 AM 0.4 6:16 AM Set 8:22 AM 89
1 High 11:12 AM 4.0 5:46 PM Rise 10:07 PM
1 Low 4:53 PM 0.8
1 High 11:27 PM 5.0
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