Super clean this weekend with mid period northwest swell around 5-6 ft at 12-13 seconds. East winds. High pressure in control for the next week with the storm track along the Oregon border. Look for an uptick in size for Sunday - 6-7 ft and bigger still for Monday at 9-11ft - then all eyes on mid week as models are forecasting a very large swell to impact our waters around Wednesday. Early indications are for deepwater swell in the 18ft range north of Bodega Bay, probably 14-16ft around the Bay Area. With north winds through next week AM sessions should feature clean conditions, while PM sessions will see more wind, maybe onshore at times. Overall, plenty to ride. Cya in the water.
Saturday, November 21, 2020
Sunday, November 8, 2020
UPDATED FORECAST - XL SWELL CONTINUES....
XL swell continues today - but down from yesterday's peak at 20 ft @14 seconds! It's running 12-14 ft at 13 seconds today from 325. Strong north to northwest winds making a mess of everything except for spots sheltered from the nw winds. Swell will begin to fade tonight and more so on Monday, dropping to 9-11 ft and then additional fade through Thursday but still staying rideable in the 5-7ft range. Winds will back down some tomorrow but still be gusty, fade more Tuesday into Thursday. Storm door looks to open more next weekend and into Mid Nov - with much higher amounts of rain now forecast - so may have a period of junky storm surf with south winds next week. Until then, plenty to ride. Cya in the water.
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