We’re looking at some shorter period SW swell to fill in for
Sunday. Size should pick up throughout
the day with some fun waist/chest high surf at the south facing summer spots. Monday
will see a bit more swell so slightly more of the chest high stuff which
will continue on into Tuesday. Wednesday
looks like a combo of that south along with some local NW wind swell. Looks like the first day of spring is going
to see some inclement weather. Winds
will mix with swell but surf looks to be in the waist/chest high range out of
the south with some waist wind swell for the west and north facing beaches. Thursday
thing will clean up with some new SW groundswell entering the picture. Looking like surf will pick up into the
waist/chest range and increasing Friday to some fun chest/shoulder high surf at
the better south facing breaks. Swell
peaks late Fri but we’ll still see
some fun surf for Saturday in the
waist/chest range as the swell tapers off.
Looks like we’ll start to see the beginnings of a new SW groundswell on Sunday as a storm’s brewing down in the
Southern Hemi. We’ll see how that pans
out but it looks pretty favorable for some fun surf.
Weather is interesting.
We’re seeing a lot of marine layer (aka fog) along the coast lately and that will
continue through the middle of the week.
Look for coastal dense cloudiness with some afternoon partial sunshine in areas but
not widespread. Then dense fog filling in
again overnight. Winds will be fairly
light but out of the south for the next few days. Wednesday a low pressure system swings into
town and we’ll see more SW winds picking up and a chance of showers. Air temps will be in the low to mid60s for
the remainder of the weekend and into the week.
Showers Wed night and the storm moves out Thursday as we start to see
more sunshine and warming air temps for the end of the week and into the
weekend…low 70s. Water temps are still a
little chilly in the mid50s but I’m thinking they should warm up as we keep
seeing these southern hemi swells pushing warm water our way. We’re between the new and full moon so tides
aren’t moving much for the first half of the week. We’re seeing a medium low for the morning
sessions going up to a low high tide in the early afternoon before going out a
very little to the evening sunset sessions.
The end of the week will see more extreme tidal movement which will help
those fun souths that will be showing up.
The next few days should hold some fun south swell. The next south in a week or so should be fun
with the benefit of some sunshine.
Stay wet San Diego!
Mish
Tides
for La Jolla (Scripps Institution Wharf) starting with March 17, 2013.
Day High Tide
Height Sunrise Moon
Time % Moon
/Low Time
Feet Sunset Visible
Su 17 High 12:48 AM
4.4
6:56 AM Rise 10:30
AM 24
17
Low 7:59 AM
1.0 6:59 PM
17
High 2:25 PM
2.7
17
Low 6:37 PM
2.2
M 18
High 1:37 AM
4.0
6:55 AM Set 12:45
AM 32
18
Low 9:24 AM
1.2 6:59 PM Rise 11:16 AM
18
High 5:06 PM
2.6
18
Low 7:34 PM
2.6
Tu 19 High 2:55 AM
3.9
6:53 AM Set 1:33 AM
41
19
Low 11:02 AM
1.1 7:00 PM Rise 12:05 PM
19
High 7:03 PM
2.9
19 Low 10:12 PM
2.8
W 20
High 4:29 AM
3.9
6:52 AM Set 2:18 AM
51
20
Low 12:10 PM
0.8 7:01 PM Rise 12:57 PM
20
High 7:21 PM
3.1
20
Low 11:44 PM
2.5
Th 21 High 5:43 AM
4.0
6:51 AM Set 3:00 AM
60
21
Low 12:53 PM
0.5 7:01 PM Rise
1:51 PM
21
High 7:38 PM
3.5
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