Aloha! We’re looking at a building swell for Tuesday as a nice NW groundswell fills
in late this evening and through the cold early morning hours. It’ll join the current NW long period swell
to boost surf into the chest high range with some shoulder/HH sets as the swell
peaks in the afternoon. Tides will do a
number on the quality as the late morning high will slow things down and the
negative late afternoon low will drain out most spots. Either way we’re looking at more swell so
that’s a good thing. Wed we’ll see plenty of swell to start
the day with waist/chest high surf and the occasional bigger set…again, slowed
a little with the higher morning tide.
Swell backs off through the day with thigh/waist high surf by Thursday and then tiny knee high surf
for Friday. Saturday
we’ll see some funky windy weather and a little NW groundswell but really only
in the knee/waist high range. Surf picks
up a tad more on Sunday with knee to
waist high waves out of the WNW and potentially some crossed up
conditions. Monday sees the biggest boost in size as that swell fills and a new
W swell looks like it should start to fill in on top of it with waist/chest to
start the day and some chest/shoulder high waves by the end of the day. That’s a solid week off so we’ll have to see
how that storm behaves over the next 48 hours.
Some wildly
swinging weather changes as we enter the work week. Crazy cold air temps today and tonight make
for a brisk sunset session tonight and dawn patrol in the morning. Thank the E winds for that! We’ll see clear sunny skies and more air
temps peaking in the low 60s along the coast with more light E winds all day. Clear and cold again Tuesday night and Wed
with air temps inching up ever so slightly Thursday (mid60s) and even more for
Friday (high 60s/low 70s). A few more clouds and plenty of NNE winds for Fri. Winds decrease through the weekend and air
temps in the high 60s/low 70s. Still
seeing some extreme tidal movement with the late morning high draining out to a
late afternoon low. Things will mellow
out through the rest of the week. Water
temps in the mid50s still. Still need
plenty of rubber especially for those early and late sessions!
Looks like some
fun surf Tues and Wed…nice conditions too!
Count me in!
Mish
Ocean Notes:
1)
Check out
this photo essay from Todd Prodanovich on the Surfer Mag site…Hossegor in
September…The
Hossegor Journals. Good for an afternoon break while sitting at
your desk all day!
2)
What
do you think of when I say, “Agave”?
Surfboard right? Nice article on agave surfboards
from Rio shaper Thomas Scott.
3)
This
Friday February 15th at La Paloma is a surf flick from Nathan
Oldfield. Filmed in Oz,
New Zealand, France and Spain this film features big surf,
small surf, noserideing, aerials, shortboards and alaias…time to kick back with
some popcorn and watch a fun surf movie!
For the trailer click here. For more info on the time and location click here.
4)
If
your hot date won’t let you go to a surf flick Friday then catch “DONE” by Blake
Vincent Kueny and John John Florence on Saturday at La Paloma. This guy’s come a long way from being a
little grom in Hawaii…dang
he rips! Trailer = here. Movie times and location = here. Free stuff. JJF appearance. Get on it!
5)
And
for those of you who really need a surf fix here’s a good one…GoPro’s HD Hero "The Surf Movie"…just
like being there!
Tides for La Jolla (Scripps Institution Wharf) starting with February 12, 2013.
Day High Tide Height Sunrise Moon Time % Moon
/Low Time Feet Sunset Visible
Tu 12 Low 4:04 AM 0.5 6:35 AM Rise 7:46 AM 3
12 High 10:11 AM 5.2 5:32 PM Set 8:24 PM
12 Low 4:29 PM -0.4
12 High 10:52 PM 4.9
W 13 Low 4:50 AM 0.7 6:34 AM Rise 8:21 AM 7
13 High 10:53 AM 4.5 5:33 PM Set 9:23 PM
13 Low 5:02 PM 0.3
13 High 11:28 PM 4.8
Th 14 Low 5:40 AM 1.0 6:33 AM Rise 8:56 AM 14
14 High 11:38 AM 3.8 5:34 PM Set 10:21 PM
14 Low 5:34 PM 0.9
F 15 High 12:08 AM 4.6 6:32 AM Rise 9:32 AM 22
15 Low 6:39 AM 1.2 5:35 PM Set 11:17 PM
15 High 12:32 PM 3.1
15 Low 6:06 PM 1.5
Sa 16 High 12:54 AM 4.3 6:31 AM Rise 10:10 AM 31
16 Low 7:57 AM 1.4 5:35 PM
16 High 1:55 PM 2.6
16 Low 6:45 PM 2.0
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