Things are still looking solid. As I said in previous posts Mainland Mex and Northern Central America will be the biggest but most of Central America, Baja, and California will have some consistently overhead (and overhead+) surf from this one too.
For the most part California is looking good…but we may have some wind problems starting to develop as the swell starts to hit…particularly in the afternoons (what a shocker!). It is not enough to worry about at this point but something to keep in mind as you plan your surf sessions for later in the week.
SoCal (and most of the other areas as well) are actually going to get back to back swells this week. The first one is already starting to arrive for many of the Central America regions. Mexico, Baja, and SoCal will have it fill in more on Tuesday/Wednesday. This one should be playful but will definitely lack in size compared to the swell later in the week. I will have more “specific” details for SoCal in normal update in a couple of hours.
Finally one last look at the ultra long-range and it looks like we could actually see another good-sized SW swell heading our way for the first week of April…man I hope that we aren’t using up all of our S-SW swells early in the season…it would be nice to have a few of these roll through when the water is warm enough to trunk it.
If you need wave heights and arrival times make sure to read my previous posts
Post #1 - SW Swell Alert: More SW swell heading to California, Baja, Mainland Mexico, and Central America
Post #2 - SW Swell Alert: UPDATE – Still looking good...lots of SW swell on the way
If you need wave heights and arrival times make sure to read my previous posts
Post #1 - SW Swell Alert: More SW swell heading to California, Baja, Mainland Mexico, and Central America
Post #2 - SW Swell Alert: UPDATE – Still looking good...lots of SW swell on the way
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