UPDATED FORECAST 1-20

Break between large swells today - deepwater is running 8ft at 13 sec from 300.   Rain and wind will return tonight into Tuesday - spreading north to south with fairly strong south winds.  Next swell will be in at 11-13ft at 18 seconds overnight and peak Tuesday into Wednesday overnight.   Brief fade on Thursday and then things ramp back up Friday with more swell and a potentially very large swell for the weekend.  South to southeast to southwest winds through the week depending on your location.  Weather will remain unsettled through next weekend with better chances for rain north off Sonoma County.   Cya in the water.

UPDATED FORECAST 1-11

Large, raw northwest swell will sweep down the coast late today - will peak overnight at 18-20ft at 18 seconds - very steep angle.   Northwest winds are gonna howl for pretty much the next week, along with bouts of west winds and perhaps some south as various storm systems come ashore.  The trajectory on all these storms (and swell) is out of the Eastern Gulf of Alaska/BC as that's how the storm track/jet stream is set up with lingering high pressure to our east and south offshore.   Storms will get progressively wetter through mid week.   Swell should stay above 10 ft the next 5-7 days. Plenty to ride, hide from the winds, wear a lot of rubber as it's going to get much colder through the period.  Cya in the water.