Well wasn’t that fun? I hope
everyone got a bit of swell these past few days. We’ll see the tail end of that WNW and minor
SW combo for Wednesday with surf in
the waist and occasional chest high range for the morning sessions and waist
high by the evening. Thursday we’re going to see a little
foul weather move in and with that we’ll see a fair amount of wind (and some
rain) and some waist high wind swell.
More wind swell out of the WNW Friday
with size bumping up into the chest/shoulder high range for the day,
peaking early and backing off all afternoon.
Winds don’t look favorable but there will be waves! Saturday
size is back down into the waist high range from the left over windswell and
although it diminishes through the day we should see some early arrivals from
the next NW ground swell.
This swell looks pretty nice with a few days of sustained size and
decent conditions. Swell start to fill
in Sunday morning with super
inconsistent waves high waves and chest high sets out of the west. Size and consistency pick up through the day
with chest/shoulder high surf by nightfall and some HeadHigh + sets. Shoulder high surf at most spots around town
for Monday with HH and OverHead sets
through the day especially. Lots of west
so direct west facing beaches might be a bit closed out…north and south facing
beaches doing a little better with the wrap around. Tuesday
starts off with plenty of surf in the chest/shoulder range with some larger
sets and backs off through the day with waist/chest by nightfall. The good news is that it looks like there’s
another storm brewing in the North Pacific so hopefully we should see more good
WNW groundswell out of that for the end of that next week. Keep your fingers crossed!
Weather wise we’re looking at a cooling trend as we head into the end of
the week. Partly sunny skies, air temps
in the high 60s and an offshore breeze for Wednesday morning. The Jet Stream is
throwing a little system at us that looks to bring some showers late Wednesday
and on into Thursday and much cooler air temps in the mid to high 50s. Not a lot of rain but some funky south winds
by Wed afternoon/evening through Thursday and on into Friday. Onshore winds for most of Friday, picking up
Friday evening with some gusty winds that calm a bit for the morning sessions
but will still be blowing out of the N/NW before turning offshore again for
Saturday. More sunshine for the weekend
and back to our high 60s/low 70s for the rest of next week. Big tide swings still as we just had the full
moon. Mid-morning big high tide push
draining out all day to a late afternoon negative low. Water temps in the low 60s.
Looks like some fun surf in our future!
Stay Wet San Diego!
Mish
New swell filling in
Amazing sunset
New swell's arrival...happy surfers!
Tides for La Jolla (Scripps Institution Wharf) starting with December 18, 2013.
www.saltwatertides.com
Day High Tide Height Sunrise Moon Time % Moon
/Low Time Feet Sunset Visible
W 18 Low 2:43 AM 2.0 6:46 AM Set 7:33 AM 99
18 High 8:55 AM 5.8 4:46 PM Rise 6:17 PM
18 Low 3:57 PM -0.6
18 High 10:29 PM 3.8
Th 19 Low 3:16 AM 2.1 6:47 AM Set 8:14 AM 98
19 High 9:26 AM 5.5 4:46 PM Rise 7:09 PM
19 Low 4:29 PM -0.4
19 High 11:05 PM 3.8
F 20 Low 3:52 AM 2.2 6:47 AM Set 8:52 AM 94
20 High 9:58 AM 5.2 4:47 PM Rise 8:02 PM
20 Low 5:02 PM -0.2
20 High 11:43 PM 3.7
Sa 21 Low 4:32 AM 2.4 6:48 AM Set 9:27 AM 89
21 High 10:31 AM 4.9 4:47 PM Rise 8:55 PM
21 Low 5:36 PM 0.1
Su 22 High 12:25 AM 3.8 6:48 AM Set 10:01 AM 83
22 Low 5:21 AM 2.5 4:48 PM Rise 9:49 PM
22 High 11:08 AM 4.4
22 Low 6:12 PM 0.5
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