We are going to have a mix of fading/background S-SW swell and a bit of local windswell.
Most of the average spots will continue to see surf around knee high with a few rare knee-high+ sets. The standout S-SW facing breaks (with good sandbars or reefs) will be more consistently around waist high on the sets.
Winds will be similar to the last few days...light and variable, with overcast skies, through the morning. Afternoon winds come onshore out of the WNW-NW around 10-14 knots.
There aren’t really any best bets for tomorrow...like I said it won’t be totally flat, but it will be pretty small and not all that consistent, which doesn’t really help things...the S-SW facing spots will be slightly better but not much of an improvement over the other areas. I would stick to the small wave gear and try to avoid the extremely low tide that rolls through early in the morning.
Here are the tides...
07:30AM LDT -1.0 L
02:20PM LDT 3.7 H
07:01PM LDT 2.4 L
7:30 is early? I've been surfing for 2 hours by that time.
ReplyDeleteok so 7:30 isn't "early morning" right now...just pretend that I wrote "in the morning".
ReplyDeleteSee don't you feel better? :)
knee high is not big enough to ride....except for old dudes
ReplyDeletepor favor.... necissito las olas!!
Yeah, because they are on a boogie! All waves are head high when on a boogie.
ReplyDeleteI learned a vulgar name for boogie boarders yesterday.. :x I will not repeat it but if anytime you want to enrich your vocabulary just walk down the road to trestles
ReplyDeletedick draggers?
ReplyDeleteThat's the one. The path kindly says "Death to Dick Draggers"
ReplyDeletehaha yeah that's the word. Pretty funny.
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