Wednesday is looking rideable…but personally I don’t think it looks all that fun.
We will have the leftover WNW and background SW swell (think very background…basically I wouldn’t even mention it if we had any real swell in the water). Wave heights will be around knee high for most spots, while standouts in San Diego see some waist-chest high sets.
We will see a solid high tide build in around 10-11am which will swamp out most spots as well.
About the only thing we have going for us is the wind…which is expected to be offshore in the morning and evening and light/variable through the middle of the day.
I will probably sleep through the dawn patrol…or go walk my horse-dog or something.
Long-range is looking better…more WNW swell is due on Thursday and that will get reinforced by similar sized WNW pulses (and some small SW energy) Friday and into the weekend.
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