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New long-period SW swell (210-220) will be arriving through the day on Saturday, mixing with some holding but shorter-period WNW-NW energy and some smaller S-SSW swells that continue to hang in the background. Winds will lighten up as well, setting up cleaner morning conditions for most of the region.
Swell/Tide/Wind DetailsIncreasing clouds, with a low around 60. Southwest wind around 5 mph becoming southeast in the evening.
03:35 am
(3.51ft)
10:29 am
(0.82ft)
05:35 pm
(4.04ft)
11:43 pm
(1.97ft)
The SW swell (210-220) will continue to arrive through the day on Sunday mixing with the last of the WNW-NW energy from our local windswell and some smaller S-SW leftovers. Look for cleaner morning conditions with SE-E winds clearing the skies and grooming up the surf shape for more of our beaches.
Swell/Tide/Wind DetailsCloudy, then gradually becoming mostly sunny, with a high near 66. Southeast wind 5 to 10 mph becoming south in the afternoon.
05:00 am
(3.44ft)
11:18 am
(0.92ft)
06:08 pm
(4.49ft)
Monday the first round of SW swell (200-220) will start to peak and shift slightly more SSW. Look for the WNW-NW windswell to back down, still putting some waves into the exposed beaches but losing size, consistency, and power as we move through the day. Winds look clean, to offshore for the morning.
Swell/Tide/Wind DetailsCloudy, then gradually becoming mostly sunny, with a high near 69. Light and variable wind becoming south 5 to 10 mph in the afternoon.
12:36 am
(1.31ft)
06:12 am
(3.51ft)
12:02 pm
(0.98ft)
06:40 pm
(4.99ft)
The mix of peaking SSW-SW swell (200-220) will hold through the day on Tuesday while the blend of short-period WNW-NW windswell continues to move in from our outer waters. Winds look like they may spin up some more eddy texture as we move through the day...not horrible, but enough to add some crumble to the more exposed spots.
Swell/Tide/Wind DetailsPatchy fog before 11am. Otherwise, mostly cloudy, with a high near 68.
01:22 am
(0.59ft)
07:13 am
(3.64ft)
12:43 pm
(1.05ft)
07:13 pm
(5.48ft)
Look for the run of SSW-SW swell (200-210) to continue on Wednesday while the WNW-NW windswell (285-300 but mostly 290-300) continues to send in some playful sized energy to the well exposed spots. The Southern Hemi swell will slowly shift to a more SSW direction so expect more consistency at the S-SW facing beaches as we move through the day.
Swell/Tide/Wind DetailsCloudy, then gradually becoming mostly sunny, with a high near 66.
02:04 am
(-0.13ft)
08:07 am
(3.81ft)
01:24 pm
(1.15ft)
07:49 pm
(5.97ft)
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