Looks like the SSW swell (190-205) will continue to peak tomorrow morning so the S facing spots will continue to see a decent amount of swell. I would try and get on it early again. The average spots will continue to run in the chest-shoulder high+ range while the standouts see head high and overhead sets.
The best spots will continue to be the points and reefs...with the really good sandbars (with something like a pier or jetty) a decent fall-back spot.
Winds will be similar to Tuesday...so look for some slight eddy texture to the more exposed breaks but mostly clean conditions in the morning. W winds around 10-15 knots for the afternoon.
Here is the CDIP model for the evening...it is showing the areas you want to hit.
I am tired...the whisky was a little too much for a Tuesday night (who has a party on a Tuesday anyway? and why was I invited of all things?). I might be surfing my pillow tomorrow morning but if you had a healthier night than I did you should try and pick off a few in the AM.
Oh and here are the tides...by request...for Wednesday.
1:32AM 0.41 feet Low Tide
8:21AM 3.89 feet High Tide
12:56PM 2.78 feet Low Tide
6:50PM 5.18 feet High Tide
(Maybe I will get a nifty graph in the future.)
Time for sleepy.
2 comments:
thanks a lot, SLACKER!!!!
just kidding! ...its not like we're missing out on some "miracle swell" that showed up overnight, just more of the same! (which is better than nothing!)
Thanks as usual!
just a note from a socal boy on vacation in hawaii. just surfed ala moana and it was awesome. we had a southeast swell and i was getting consistent 5-6 footers with serious power. such fun. locals can be real jerks though.
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