Hellooooooooooo
SoCal! As small as it was today around
town it looks like things will change in the next 24 hours. Tuesday
looks to start with super small surf…ankle high to flat. Then a new SW will start to fill in through
the day. Of course it’ll be super
inconsistent for most of the afternoon with sets starting to come in in the
waist high range by the end of the day. Weather
will also be a bit messy with W winds.
See the weather forecast below for details. Wednesday
is when we’ll see a bit more surf from the SW groundswell in the waist/chest
high range. Consistency will still be an
issue but will improve throughout the day. Interestingly we’ll also see the start of a
late or early season NW groundswell. The
North Pacific is oddly active (just ask the folks in NorCal who busted out
their umbrellas today!) and has thrown some surf our way. The W and N facing breaks look to pick up
some waist to chest high surf. There’s also
a tropical storm Cosme that looks like it will become a hurricane but it looks like
the direction will be more westerly than northerly sending energy out to the
middle of the Pacific instead of up our way.
We might have some background swell but I think it’ll be too steep and
in the wrong direction. Thursday
the SW groundswell peaks early morning with chest/shoulder high sets and some
HH+ sets at the better summer spots. Friday the swell fades a little to
start the day with more chest/shoulder high surf but tapers through the
day. Saturday morning looks like waist/chest high surf with perhaps some
lingering swell from Cosme. Then it
looks like surf drops off for the weekend.
Surf drops to waist high with some more localized WNW wind swell. That sticks around for the start of the next
work week before the next SW swell shows up.
Looks like some activity brewing in the Southern Hemi so hopefully it’ll
throw some action our way.
The weather is
pretty funky for the next few days. The
low pressure system that’s sending rain to NorCal is sending possible drizzles
our way for Tuesday morning. Light winds
give away to some gusty west winds by midday and carry on through the night. Air temps in the high 60s. Things
calm down for Thursday with a bit more sunshine by late morning, lighter winds,
and air temps in the low/mid 70s along the coast. The weekend looks pretty nice with some early
AM clouds but clearing to sunshine and warm air temps in the high 70s. That pattern holds through the first part of
next week. We’re coming off the Super
Duper Full Moon and seeing a negative low for the dawn patrol but moving up to
just a medium high midday/early afternoon then back down to a medium low in the
early evening. Water temps are holding
in the mid/high 60s.
Looks like
Thursday might be the day that conditions and swell line up for fun cleaner
conditions.
Stay wet SoCal!
Mish
Tides
for La Jolla (Scripps Institution Wharf) starting with June 25, 2013.
Day High Tide
Height Sunrise Moon
Time % Moon
/Low Time
Feet Sunset Visible
Tu 25
Low 5:30 AM
-1.6 5:42 AM Set
8:19 AM 97
25
High 12:01 PM
4.4
8:01 PM Rise 10:01 PM
25
Low 5:10 PM
1.6
25
High 11:22 PM
6.2
W 26
Low 6:16 AM
-1.2 5:43 AM Set
9:27 AM 91
26
High 12:51 PM
4.5
8:01 PM Rise 10:42 PM
26
Low 6:09 PM
1.7
Th 27 High 12:14 AM
5.5
5:43 AM Set 10:33
AM 83
27
Low 7:03 AM
-0.6 8:01 PM Rise 11:20 PM
27
High 1:44 PM
4.6
27
Low 7:17 PM
1.8
F 28
High 1:12 AM
4.8
5:43 AM Set 11:35
AM 74
28
Low 7:52 AM
0.0 8:01 PM Rise 11:55 PM
28
High 2:39 PM
4.7
28
Low 8:35 PM
1.8
Sa 29 High 2:20 AM
4.0
5:44 AM Set 12:36
PM 64
29
Low 8:43 AM
0.7 8:01 PM
29
High 3:38 PM
4.8
29
Low 10:05 PM
1.7
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