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Officially Dalila became a hurricane today…but the same update that showed her strengthening also gave her a new forecast track that makes her much less likely to send us any surf.
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Wednesday will be rideable at the better exposed spots but overall it won’t be that great of a surf day. We will have smaller, less consistent surf as our current swell mix fades while our coastal winds turn a bit more onshore, pushing in early texture/crumble that will hurt surf shape.
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Tuesday will be a rideable surf day, with some clean waves hiding underneath some patches of fog earlier in the morning. The swell will still be slowly dropping but the lower morning tides and decent swell direction will help push in some small but playful waves into the exposed beaches.
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Surfwise it looks like we are going to have a few mellow days as we move through the first few days of July. We can expect small but rideable waves sticking around through the July 4th Holiday. Fortunately the small spell won’t stick around too long, a new SSW-SW swell will begin filling in on Friday and will peak over the upcoming weekend. Further out the South Pacific continues to push out playful sized energy for next with a couple of bigger looking systems starting to crop up in the long-range charts. Closer to home we will see a steady mix of WNW-NW windswell and at least a couple of tropical disturbances that are showing some surf-making potential.
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For the most part Monday is looking rideable…but may have a few issues from coastal fog and the continuation of the eddy-ish winds that started to spin up in some areas on Sunday.
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Currently TS Dahlia is about 200 miles SSE of Manzanillo Mexico and is tracking NNW around 10 knots. The current forecast has her staying tucked in close to the Mainland Mexico coastline for a couple of days before she start to push westward out into the open ocean.
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Sunday will be a pretty decent beach day…the surf won’t be huge but the cooler water and mild sea-breezes will offer up some fun rideable waves along with some relief from inland air temps that will probably cause people to spontaneously combust.
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Look for more fun surf on Friday. The morning winds and weather will be nice and mild, helping to set up mostly clean conditions to go along with a mix of Southern Hemi swell, some smaller local windswell, and just a hint of tropical swell.
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Nice weather and a mix of rideable swell will make a good argument for hanging out at the beach over the next few days. Overall our surf will be getting smaller as the current S swell starts to fade and continues to drop over the weekend. However it won’t fade too far thanks to a new round of SW swell, a little bit of NW windswell, and some background SE swell moving in from the tropics. Looks like Friday and Saturday will be the biggest days, but expect at least some playful waves to show at the well exposed spots as we move into the first part of next week. Long-range charts have more Southern Hemi storm action forming, so it looks like we can expect some more waves arriving as we move into July.
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Thursday will be a decent surf day with clean morning conditions, warming coastal temps, and a playful mix of swells pushing in fun waves to the exposed beaches.
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