Winter's not over...more fun surf!

Well THAT was fun! I hope everyone survived the MASSIVE waves we had last weekend.  There’s more where that came from. Plenty more swell on the way for the next week.  Chest/shoulder high waves out of the WNW on tap for the Friday morning session.  Surf should start picking up too so there might be some HH sets…even slightly bigger in the southern half of the region.  A new WNW is filling in so by midday we should see some fairly decent HH/OH waves. This groundswell doesn’t have super long intervals so surf will be decently consistent.  Well OH-OH+ by nightfall.  The swell peaks Saturday morning with OH waves at first light. Things taper off to abut shoulder/HH by evening.  Sunday sees chest/shoulder high waves tapering off quickly to waist high by sunset.  Another new NW makes it way into town for Monday with surf staring off on the smaller side and then filling in to chest/shoulder high by midday.  Size holds through the night and through most of Tuesday.  There’s more N in this one so the breaks farther south and the better Winter spots will see slightly larger surf.  Size decreases for Wednesday with waist/chest high surf and waist high by the evening session.  Smaller surf Thursday but it looks like there may be yet another small NW waiting in the wings.  The storms are sort of small so the swells aren’t huge…fun but not huge.

The So Cal version of the Polar Vortex brought us some much needed rain and some INSANELY big surf but that’s all gone now and we’re looking at Santa Ana type weather for the weekend. Before that we have a little chance of drizzle tonight and in the morning with partly cloudy skies all day…probably more so at the coast with some sunshine inland.  Then we’ll see some sunshine all weekend with air temps in the high 60s for Friday and then mid to high 70s and maybe even 80 by Sunday and clear skies.  Evenings will see east winds and light to moderate west winds by midday.  Things cooling off and clouding up a little for the start of the week but then warming up midweek and sliding into a sunny weekend next week.  Water temps got a boost with that last swell as it swept up from the south.  Readings are in the low 60s around most of town and maybe a hair cooler closer to the border and at the lower tides.  Mid-morning medium low moving slightly up to a late-afternoon/early evening high.

Looks like some fun surf for this weekend and nice weather on top of that!  Stay wet San Diego!

Mish

Ocean Notes:

1)      Well, I couldn’t very well pass up all the insane fotos of the massive swell on the biggest days EVER.  There’s Youtube (lots more on YouTube), Surfline, Surfing Mag, and of course, Surfer Mag.

2)    Peahi was doing it’s thing and almost took a few surfers down.

3)    And how about this wipeout down in Tazzieland!  This is their SUMMER surf!!!  It amazes me that we don’t see more wipeouts like this.  Glad the dude survived!

La Jolla Cove March 1, 2014

Photo:Rick Avena

 Tides for La Jolla (Scripps Institution Wharf) starting with March 7, 2014.

www.saltwatertides.com

Day        High      Tide  Height   Sunrise    Moon  Time      % Moon

           /Low      Time    Feet    Sunset                    Visible

F    7     High   1:04 AM     4.4   6:09 AM    Rise 10:25 AM      33

     7      Low   8:27 AM     1.0   5:51 PM

     7     High   3:09 PM     2.7

     7      Low   7:28 PM     2.3

Sa   8     High   2:17 AM     4.1   6:08 AM     Set 12:34 AM      43

     8      Low  10:09 AM     0.9   5:52 PM    Rise 11:13 AM

     8     High   5:31 PM     2.9

     8      Low   9:15 PM     2.5

Su   9     High   4:43 AM     4.0   7:07 AM     Set  1:23 AM      52

     9      Low  12:24 PM     0.6   6:52 PM    Rise  1:02 PM

     9     High   7:26 PM     3.2

     9      Low  11:50 PM     2.4

M   10     High   5:56 AM     4.2   7:05 AM     Set  3:08 AM      62

    10      Low   1:12 PM     0.4   6:53 PM    Rise  1:53 PM

    10     High   7:55 PM     3.5

Tu  11      Low  12:48 AM     2.0   7:04 AM     Set  3:50 AM      71

    11     High   6:50 AM     4.5   6:54 PM    Rise  2:45 PM

    11      Low   1:45 PM     0.1

    11     High   8:17 PM     3.7

Sizable wind swell then SW groundswell

Hey there!  Hi there!  Looks like we’ve got some jump in surf height today and Friday as a significant WNW wind swell moves on in.  Surf will be fairly consistent and in the chest/shoulder high range for north facing winter beaches with some inconsistent background SW groundswell in the waist/chest range for the more south facing summer beaches.  Wind swell will peak Friday afternoon and fade pretty quickly overnight with wind swell surf in the waist/chest high range for Sat morning.  Saturday afternoon will see some new SW groundswell start to fill in. Again, super inconsistent at first with the swell becoming more apparent by Sunday morning.  Decent energy and surf for summer spots in the chest/shoulder high range with the occasional slightly bigger set at the better summer breaks. 

That swell sticks around Monday with similar sized surf, Tuesday with slightly smaller chest high surf, tapering off more Wed with waist/chest high surf and Thursday the dregs of the swell will hit the waist high range with very little energy.  There’s not much activity in either hemisphere as far as surf generating storms.  We’re looking at a little wind swell for Friday with a little weather throwing something at us but it’s kind of quiet otherwise.

As far as the weather goes it looks like we’re going to see more of that patchy fog in the early mornings and evenings again but clearing to sunshine for most of the days.  Not particularly warm as Spring conditions keep us in the mid60s all weekend.  A little warm up on Monday and Tues before cooling down a few degrees.  Wind patterns look fairly common for Spring time too…calm mornings and mild to moderate SW winds by the afternoon.  That means the morning sessions look to be pretty clean and the afternoon sessions will have some bump on them. 

Tides are starting to get moving as we see a not-too-crazy high tide in the morning and a pretty drained out tide for the early afternoon sessions while the medium high tide fills in for the sunset sessions.  Full moon isn’t until next Tuesday.  Water temps are trying to creep up with these last few S swells. We’re seeing temps in the high 50s.  You could probably get away with a 3/2 if you’re not already in it…ditch the booties unless you’re doing the super dawn patrol or moonlight session. 

Looks like some combo before a nice SW groundswell moves into town to kick off next week.

Stay wet San Diego!

Mish

Ocean Notes:

1)      Lots going on in the surfing world…but we’ll get to that later.  So, check this cool link out…glow in the dark millipedes  have been found on Alcatraz in San Francisco Bay.  Talk about a sci-fi adventure!  Wild!

2)    And seeing as it’s Spring time and all I thought it would be good to pass along the website for the California Native Plant Society .  If you’re doing some landscaping and would like to be more Planet-friendly how about planting what is supposed to be here in the first place!  Sorry, tropical plants and lush lawns aren’t natural habitat in arid ol’ San Diego!

3)    And now…back to surfing…I wish my days in wobbly wind chucky surf looked half this good…John John…North Shore…watch it.

4)    Ok, are you ready for a surf trip of a lifetime?  We’ll Google and Surfing Mag brought back the “Google Earth Challenge ”…find a place on the planet that no one has surfed before, submit the location and Surfing Mag will send you and  a friend (remember who told you about the contest…your friend Mish!) there if you win. It’s just that easy!  You have until next Sunday to enter.  Just email me at least a week before we're supposed to leave and tell me what I need to pack.

5)    And last but not least…the most surfy surfy drooling link of all…a peek at Surfer Mag’s Photo Issue .  Do not click on this link if you do not want to dream about surfing all day!

Tides for La Jolla (Scripps Institution Wharf) starting with March 22, 2013.

www.saltwatertides.com

Day        High      Tide  Height   Sunrise    Moon  Time      % Moon

           /Low      Time    Feet    Sunset                    Visible

F   22      Low  12:39 AM     2.0   6:50 AM     Set  3:40 AM      69

    22     High   6:37 AM     4.3   7:02 PM    Rise  2:46 PM

    22      Low   1:25 PM     0.2

    22     High   7:57 PM     3.9

Sa  23      Low   1:20 AM     1.6   6:48 AM     Set  4:17 AM      78

    23     High   7:21 AM     4.7   7:03 PM    Rise  3:44 PM

    23      Low   1:55 PM     0.0

    23     High   8:18 PM     4.2

Su  24      Low   1:56 AM     1.1   6:47 AM     Set  4:52 AM      86

    24     High   8:01 AM     4.9   7:04 PM    Rise  4:43 PM

    24      Low   2:23 PM    -0.1

    24     High   8:42 PM     4.6

M   25      Low   2:32 AM     0.6   6:46 AM     Set  5:27 AM      92

    25     High   8:39 AM     5.0   7:04 PM    Rise  5:44 PM

    25      Low   2:51 PM    -0.2

    25     High   9:08 PM     5.0

Tu  26      Low   3:08 AM     0.1   6:44 AM     Set  6:03 AM      97

    26     High   9:17 AM     5.0   7:05 PM    Rise  6:46 PM

    26      Low   3:20 PM    -0.1

    26     High   9:36 PM     5.2

Happy Labor Day surf!

Ahhhhhhhhhh, let the summer truly begin!  The lineups will (hopefully) be a little less packed and the roads will have a few less cars on them after today.   Bring on the SUMMER SWELLS!  I hope everyone got in the water.  Unless you headed to far North County it was a bit jumbled as we had both S swell (steeper than I had originally anticipated) and hurricane swell.  It was also significantly smaller.  Some good summer spots were picking up the energy but it was messy and not all that big while other breaks up north were cranking and punishing to those of us with “small swell noodle arms”.  Things should calm down a bit more Tuesday and become more consistent with waist/chest high surf around most of SD County and still some chest/shoulder high surf at the northerly reaches of town.  That S and the hurricane swell will continue to taper off through the day and will be around but still smaller for Wed.  Thursday looks to be the smallest day of the week with steep Tropical Storm John swell flying by us.  Winds aren’t very impressive for John and the direction will be mostly out of SD’s window but it is forecasted to turn north so we might get a little nugget or two Thursday. Friday we’re looking for a new and smaller short-lived SW swell.  This will have a similar angle as the one we’re having now so not ideal for all of SD but the best summer spots will see surf pick up into the waist and occasional chest high range.   Saturday will see smaller surf with some energy in the waist high range.  Sunday is looking like…dare I say it…some WNW swell?  A doozy of a storm peeked into the N. Pac and threw a shot of swell our way.  It’s not huge groundswell by any means but perhaps a hint of some swell by next Sun/Mon.  Looks like a little activity in the S. Pacific might throw us some love for the middle/end of next week.  The N. Pacific goes quiet again but there’s still plenty of time for activity up there this winter (Come on El Nino!).

Same old boring weather for the upcoming week.  Some dense morning fog as the water temps have dipped a little and it’s still scorching inland.  Things should clear up by late morning with some light/moderate west winds kicking up in the afternoon.  Same story for the rest of the week with a little less fog and hopefully more sunshine.  Air temps in the high to mid 70s.  Water temps have dipped a little so we’re seeing 69-71 around town.  The tides are already mellowing out from Friday’s Blue Moon so we’re seeing a medium low a little before dawn pushing to a medium high midday and then dropping out another medium low at sunset.

Hope everyone had a few fun waves, good times with friends and family and some tasty BBQ!  Happy Labor Day!

Alooooooha!

Mish

Ocean Notes:

1)       With the fun surf we’ve had this wave pool might look boring but these guys are pretty good and make it look easy.  Go ahead…give it a whirl! 

2)      If you’re heading to the south end of the county for a surf you might want to check Coastkeeper’s beach status website to see how those 5 MILLION gallons of sewage that flowed out of TJ last week are doing.  Probably a bit stinky still.  Remember my moto…”Don’t surf in poo!”  If you haven’t already you should download their beach status app called The Swim Guide.

3)      As I mentioned, the swell didn’t quite hit SD like it did breaks farther north, like…say…the Wedge in Newport where it was a beastly 15’!  Check out these pics of the action!  How’d you like a piece of that pie?

4)      And last but not least…Surfer Mag leaves us with…hot surfer chicks!  By hot I mean she’s only in a bathing suit… silly Swamis locals!

Tides for La Jolla (Scripps Institution Wharf) starting with September 4, 2012.

www.saltwatertides.com

Day        High      Tide  Height   Sunrise    Moon  Time      % Moon

           /Low      Time    Feet    Sunset                    Visible

Tu   4      Low   5:29 AM     1.5   6:26 AM     Set 10:20 AM      89

     4     High  11:51 AM     5.1   7:09 PM    Rise  9:23 PM

     4      Low   6:23 PM     1.2

W    5     High  12:29 AM     3.8   6:27 AM     Set 11:15 AM      82

     5      Low   5:54 AM     1.9   7:08 PM    Rise 10:02 PM

     5     High  12:24 PM     4.9

     5      Low   7:16 PM     1.4

Th   6     High   1:26 AM     3.2   6:27 AM     Set 12:09 PM      74

     6      Low   6:17 AM     2.4   7:07 PM    Rise 10:43 PM

     6     High   1:05 PM     4.6

     6      Low   8:29 PM     1.6

F    7     High   3:02 AM     2.9   6:28 AM     Set  1:01 PM      65

     7      Low   6:37 AM     2.8   7:05 PM    Rise 11:28 PM

     7     High   2:04 PM     4.4

     7      Low  10:06 PM     1.6

Sa   8     High   3:31 PM     4.3   6:29 AM     Set  1:51 PM      56

     8      Low  11:34 PM     1.4   7:04 PM

Did I mention it was small...?

This is an easy one.  The surf was small.   The surf is small.  The surf will stay small through most of next week.  We’re looking at super steep SW passing us by but really not much of anything anyway.  Mostly small NW wind swell on the books for this weekend and most of next week.  Surf in the waist high range at best over the next 5-6 days.  A moderate SW groundswell looks like it should hit late next week for the weekend.  Will give you the 411 as it gets closer but it’s looking good for next weekend.

Weather wise…it was sunny and humid.  It is sunny and humid.  It will continue to be sunny and humid.  LOL…no really, it’ll stay just about the same but with air temps plummeting down into the low 70s (brrrrrrrrrrrrr) for the weekend before picking up again next Monday.  Calm in the morning’s with light to moderate winds by midday.  Patchy clouds for the early AM and sunset sessions.  Water temps still in the low to mid 70s.  Still seeing some mild water movement in the morning but a big drop for the evening session as the tide drains out to a late night low.  Starting to see some bigger swings through next week as we move towards next Friday’s Full Moon.

Gotta blaze…

Mish

Ocean Notes:

1)       Here’s a pretty cool link.  If you’re looking for the best locally grown organic food you can use this link to find it…anywhere in the country.  It has farmers markets, CSAs, farms, restaurants…and other sustainably grown food resources.  Check out this Local Harvest link.

2)      Whether it’s “tip time” or “rip time” Surfer Mag’s new all chick mag, “Salted” has it covered.  Here are some sweet pics from the first edition.

3)      “WHOA!”  That’s what you’re gonna say when you see this video of Cloudbreak.  Cause it’s never looked like this before!  Here’s Cloudbreak doing it’s best Teahupoo imitation.  WHOA!

4)      Short and sweet…that’s the theme for today…grinding South and Central American and Mexican surf on Grind TV!

Tides for La Jolla (Scripps Institution Wharf) starting with August 24, 2012.

www.saltwatertides.com

Day        High      Tide  Height   Sunrise    Moon  Time      % Moon

           /Low      Time    Feet    Sunset                    Visible

F   24     High   3:42 AM     3.0   6:19 AM    Rise  1:49 PM      41

    24      Low   8:10 AM     2.4   7:23 PM

    24     High   3:17 PM     5.2

    24      Low  10:57 PM     0.7

Sa  25     High   5:44 AM     3.2   6:20 AM     Set 12:17 AM      53

    25      Low   9:53 AM     2.7   7:22 PM    Rise  2:50 PM

    25     High   4:40 PM     5.3

Su  26      Low  12:12 AM     0.2   6:20 AM     Set  1:16 AM      64

    26     High   7:00 AM     3.6   7:21 PM    Rise  3:45 PM

    26      Low  11:28 AM     2.6

    26     High   5:54 PM     5.6

M   27      Low   1:08 AM    -0.2   6:21 AM     Set  2:19 AM      75

    27     High   7:45 AM     4.0   7:20 PM    Rise  4:35 PM

    27      Low  12:38 PM     2.2

    27     High   6:55 PM     5.9

Tu  28      Low   1:53 AM    -0.5   6:22 AM     Set  3:23 AM      84

    28     High   8:21 AM     4.4   7:18 PM    Rise  5:19 PM

    28      Low   1:33 PM     1.7

    28     High   7:46 PM     6.1

Small but sunny

Don’t hate the messenger but we’re in for a quiet week of surf.  We’re seeing some short period NW wind swell creating some bumps for a waist high ride here and there.  About the same for Thursday and a hiccup of SW swell will show Friday.  SW waves in the waist high range with a slightly bigger wave here and there, inconsistent and peaking Friday late afternoon only to fade out to pretty much nada for the weekend.  The local NW wind swell will keep some super small peelers coming in but they will very tide dependant as we move into the weekend and some more extreme tides.  Monday we might see some more small SW but really inconsistent and maybe not even noticeable until Tuesday and into the 4^th of July holiday.  (YEAH!)  That swell is super steep though so I think San Diego might miss a lot of the “action”.  It looks like some more long period SW swell might be headed our way in about 7-8 days.  I’ll let you know in a few days how those storms/swells are developing.

More sunshine and fairly light winds for the rest of the week and into the weekend.  Thurs and Fri look to be pretty dang hot and sunny actually  (mid/high 70s along the coast) with things cooling off a few degrees for the weekend (low 70s).  We’ll continue to see the patchy morning clouds but they seem to be breaking up pretty early.  Winds are calm in the morning with moderate west winds to cool you off by midday and into the afternoon.  We’ll start to see more tidal movement as we enter the weekend with a medium high in the early morning going out to a low midday and a big high tide push an hour or so before sunset.  Water temps are in the mid-60s…a bubble of warm water in N. County and kinda chilly down south with some upwelling going on south of LJ and even more south of Pt. Loma.

Well, it’s summer time so at least we have some great weather going into July and the short holiday week.  Not great for surf but it’ll happen!

Pray for surf!

Mish

Ocean Notes:

1)       Don’t forget about the Summer Fun on the 101 this Friday and Saturday in Leucadia!  Bands, booths, and…oh yeah, FUN! 

2)      The Thursday after the 4^th of July always finds the local beaches and parks a TOTAL MESS!  You can one or two (or both) things…remind your friends to throw their party goodies in the garbage when they’re done celebrating our country’s independence and/or head to the beach to help with the Surfrider "Stay Classy Not Trashy" beach clean up. 

3)      Cooking up some fresh seafood this summer?  Whether it’s a pan full of scallops or your fresh caught Pacific halibut check out these recipes from some reputable chef’s courtesy of Oceana.

4)      Come August 2^nd there will be a few more heros on the Huntington Beach Surfing Walk of Fame. That includes names like Brewer, Ho, Cairns, Collins and Peterson.  For more details and the lowdown on who the inductees are click here.

5)      With warm weather and small surf this week you might be taking your grom or someone else’s grom out for their first surf session.  Check out what Tom Curran has to say about teaching your kid how to surf.  And don’t forget…there are a plethora of surf schools here in SD County.  And remember…the best surfer in the water is the one…getting barreled!!! (just kidding)…is the one having the most fun!  

6)      (WARNING: Sales pitch)  Need more surf porn in your mailbox each month?  Get Surfer Mag AND Surfing Mag for just $12 a YEAR!  This is one sick offer!  You can barely buy 4 gallons of gasoline to get you to the beach for that much!  And no, I don’t get a free subscription for posting this I’m just trying to save you some dough!

7)      Debbie didn’t do Dallas but she surf did the Gulf Coast!  Check out some sweet pics of the pre-storm swell.  Bet you never thought you’d catch yourself wishing you were in North Carolina.  After this you just might!

Tides for La Jolla (Scripps Institution Wharf) starting with June 28, 2012.

www.saltwatertides.com

Day        High      Tide  Height   Sunrise    Moon  Time      % Moon

           /Low      Time    Feet    Sunset                    Visible

Th  28     High   5:11 AM     3.1   5:43 AM     Set  1:08 AM      58

    28      Low  10:25 AM     1.6   8:01 PM    Rise  2:50 PM

    28     High   5:23 PM     5.4

F   29      Low  12:32 AM     0.4   5:44 AM     Set  1:51 AM      69

    29     High   6:39 AM     3.2   8:01 PM    Rise  3:57 PM

    29      Low  11:30 AM     1.8

    29     High   6:16 PM     5.9

Sa  30      Low   1:29 AM    -0.4   5:44 AM     Set  2:40 AM      79

    30     High   7:49 AM     3.4   8:01 PM    Rise  5:05 PM

    30      Low  12:32 PM     1.8

    30     High   7:08 PM     6.3

Su   1      Low   2:19 AM    -1.0   5:45 AM     Set  3:35 AM      88

     1     High   8:44 AM     3.8   8:01 PM    Rise  6:10 PM

     1      Low   1:29 PM     1.8

     1     High   7:57 PM     6.6

M    2      Low   3:05 AM    -1.4   5:45 AM     Set  4:36 AM      94

     2     High   9:32 AM     4.0   8:01 PM    Rise  7:10 PM

     2      Low   2:22 PM     1.7

     2     High   8:45 PM     6.8

New NW wind swell and some smaller surf ahead

Madames et monsieurs…well, the wind wasn’t actually as horrible as the wind charts made them out to be…some winds for sure but also some pretty fun surf.  That S swell is still on the fade and the new NW wind swell is building quickly.  Buoys are jumping with surf for Wednesday looking to be in the HH+ range.  The swell peaks midday with some consistent and sizable waves…wind conditions don’t look too bad so it should be a fun day of surf.  Surf backs down Thursday with lingering NW wind swell in the chest high range and further still for Friday in the waist high zone.  We should see a little hiccup of new SW ground swell Friday with very inconsistent waist high waves showing up at the south facing spots.  Looks surf gets pretty small for the rest of the weekend with lingering S swell.  Waves in the knee/waist high range for Saturday and Sunday.  Looks like we should see some small SW groundswell for the start of next week.  No huge storms in the southern hemi but one looks like it spun just long enough to send us a little something to kick off our week.

The winds and steep full moon tides will be the deciding factor for Wed with some early but SE winds all night and into the morning and then picking up out of the west midday.  Looks like the midmorning winds will be the lightest.  Looks for some bump on the super early dawn patrol waves not to mention the drained out tide.  Luckily we’ll see some more sunshine tomorrow with decent air temps in the high 60s.  Looks for a similar pattern for Thursday and Friday with a big more marine layer in the early AM and late evening.  Big singing tide with an early negative low and medium high midday going to a medium low a few hours before sunset.  Water’s feeling nice especially midday with some sunshine on your back. 

Don’t forget the SPF!

Au revoir!

Mish

Ocean Notes:

1)       Here’s a great read from the NY Times… "The Darker Thrills of EcoTourism" from today’s paper.  Author recounts thee travels of Andrew Blackwell, a Brooklyn-based author and journalist, who highlights the not-so-green parts of our planet exposing the uglier side of what humans are doing to our planet.  It’s a far cry from the pristine beaches we seek out.  An eye opener for sure!

2)      Whatcha doing this Saturday?  Come check out the Carlsbad Beach Fest!  It’s got everything from a Triathalon, K, surf contests, SUP races, Zumba-thon, booths, activities for kiddies, food court, beach clean up, sand art, live entertainment and of course drawings and prizes.  What else would you want to do?  It’s a mile of summery beach fun!  Check it out!

3)      And if you hadn’t heard…this past Saturday President Obama declared June National Ocean Month!  Read more to find out what exactly the administration is going to do to celebrate…head to Disneyland? 

4)      Life in Tavarua now is mighty fine right now...especially if you’re John John Florence.  If you don’t believe me just check out these pics from Surfer Mag's coverage or just watch the final heat online!

5)      And for those of you looking for a nice new screen savers to drool over check out these entries to Surfing Mag’s Follow the Light contest.

6)      And if you like Shipsterns down in Tazzieland here is some great footage of the spot a little more calm but fun.

Tides for Point Loma starting with June 6, 2012.

www.saltwatertides.com

Day        High      Tide  Height   Sunrise    Moon  Time      % Moon

           /Low      Time    Feet    Sunset                    Visible

W    6      Low   5:36 AM    -1.5   5:41 AM     Set  8:04 AM      97

     6     High  11:59 AM     4.0   7:55 PM    Rise 10:15 PM

     6      Low   5:04 PM     1.7

     6     High  11:08 PM     6.2

Th   7      Low   6:24 AM    -1.1   5:41 AM     Set  9:10 AM      91

     7     High  12:52 PM     4.0   7:55 PM    Rise 10:58 PM

     7      Low   6:01 PM     1.9

     7     High  11:59 PM     5.5

F    8      Low   7:13 AM    -0.6   5:41 AM     Set 10:15 AM      84

     8     High   1:47 PM     4.0   7:56 PM    Rise 11:35 PM

     8      Low   7:07 PM     2.1

Sa   9     High  12:54 AM     4.9   5:41 AM     Set 11:16 AM      75

     9      Low   8:03 AM    -0.1   7:56 PM

     9     High   2:45 PM     4.1

     9      Low   8:26 PM     2.2

Su  10     High   1:58 AM     4.1   5:41 AM    Rise 12:09 AM      65

    10      Low   8:55 AM     0.5   7:57 PM     Set 12:14 PM

    10     High   3:43 PM     4.3

    10      Low   9:56 PM     2.0