Daaaaaaang, when
you’re under the weather time flies fast!
Getting back into the groove of things…now, where’s the surf? It doesn’t look like we’re going to see much
any time soon. We’re seeing the tail end
of that last SW mixed with some left over NW windswell. Friday
will be the smallest day with the least of both swells. We’re looking at knee high around most of
town. At the end of the day we may start
to see some S on the buoys but the angle is all wrong for So Cal as it will fly
by SD, OC and LA. Saturday a mild WNW windswell will fill in so we’ll see some short
period, low energy waves in the waist high range. That holds through Sunday and really most of Monday.
On the backside of
Monday a new SW will fill in through
the night. This one has a slightly
better angle so the better summer spots will see a bit more swell by Tuesday. The summer spots will see waist high surf
with the occasional chest high set…inconsistent at first light but should fill
in a bit as the day progresses. Wednesday sees a bit more of the same with
a little more consistency and things back off a hair Thursday and into Friday. By
Friday the angle will be pretty
steep and miss most of SD but OC/LA should see some lingering waves. The northern hemi has some interesting typhoon
action going on and we may see some W swell a week and a half or so in the
future. There’s a juicy storm coming out
of the Indian Ocean that will send New Zealand some macking swell and
will hopefully stick around long enough to swing up in our direction and send
us some swell.
Weather wise we’re
looking at patchy morning fog that will burn off along the coast and leave us
with some hot and fairly humid weather.
Air temps in the high 70s through the weekend with a bit more sunshine
by Sunday. Winds out of the SE early Friday
to SW by midday and then S again for Saturday.
Back to out more normal wind pattern for Sunday with calm nighttime and
a bit of west wind by midday to cool things off. Water temps have fluctuated a bit and range
from 69-73 along the coast. Tides are
low in the wee hours of the dawn patrol and head up to a medium high late
morning and then back down to a medium low mid-afternoon before heading to a
late evening high an hour or so after sunset.
The new moon is Sunday.
Looks like some
pretty small surf but decent conditions for a nice swim or just a fun day at
the beach! Enjoy it and stay wet So Cal!
Mish
Tides for La Jolla (Scripps Institution Wharf) starting with July 25, 2014.
www.saltwatertides.com
Day High Tide Height Sunrise Moon Time % Moon
/Low Time Feet Sunset Visible
F 25 Low 3:27 AM -0.4 5:58 AM Rise 4:59 AM 4
25 High 9:53 AM 4.0 7:53 PM Set 6:56 PM
25 Low 2:50 PM 1.9
25 High 9:02 PM 5.9
Sa 26 Low 3:55 AM -0.4 5:59 AM Rise 5:52 AM 1
26 High 10:20 AM 4.1 7:52 PM Set 7:35 PM
26 Low 3:24 PM 1.8
26 High 9:34 PM 5.8
Su 27 Low 4:23 AM -0.3 5:59 AM Rise 6:45 AM 0
27 High 10:47 AM 4.2 7:51 PM Set 8:11 PM
27 Low 3:58 PM 1.7
27 High 10:06 PM 5.6
M 28 Low 4:50 AM -0.2 6:00 AM Rise 7:37 AM 0
28 High 11:15 AM 4.2 7:51 PM Set 8:45 PM
28 Low 4:32 PM 1.7
28 High 10:37 PM 5.4
Tu 29 Low 5:17 AM 0.1 6:01 AM Rise 8:30 AM 3
29 High 11:44 AM 4.3 7:50 PM Set 9:17 PM
29 Low 5:08 PM 1.8
29 High 11:09 PM 5.1
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