There will be a few waves this weekend but they will be small, soft, and not really all that rideable unless you are breaking out the big boards.
Swellwise we are going to limp through both Saturday and Sunday with small ankle-waist high waves at most of the average spots. Standout breaks will be in the knee-chest high range off the mix of S-SW leftovers and NW windswell.
Winds look ok...mostly light and variable in the mornings with some onshore bump around 10 knots for the afternoons. It looks like the combo of heavier, more humid, air and light winds through the afternoons may create the potential for cleaner conditions around sundown on both Saturday and Sunday...if only we had some waves to go with it.
From a surf-perspective there aren't a lot of reasons to paddle out this weekend...but on the other hand it will be being nice and warm and surfing is always better than doing chores or running errands...so in the head-to-head battle I think surfing wins. Just don't expect a ton from it and you can probably convince yourself that you are having fun.
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2 comments:
Yup. You called it right on. I;m a beginner, and it was great for me... very ridable with my funboard. But the few more experienced guys there looked pretty bored.
Right on...glad you got a chance to get out and ride a few. When you are learning sometimes the small/almost flat days are the best ones. Thanks for the feedback too!
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