Staying pretty large this week as rain and swell roll throughout CA. We are on the downside of a fairly large northwest swell running at 10ft 15 sec from 290 deg with northeast winds for offshore conditions at most spots. Swell will wind down just a touch tomorrow - but staying around 9-10 ft at 13 seconds. Wednesday, the next large swell builds at 8-10ft at 21 seconds - peaking Thursday at 15-17ft from 295 to 305 degrees. Note all these swells largest north of Pt Reyes, especially the mid week swell which will be shadowed a bit by Pt Reyes and the Farallon Islands. Mid week swell will do a slow fade into the New Years weekend but stay on the larger side through the period. Winds are going to be highly variable as we have brief breaks of high pressure and systems coming ashore - so look for south winds as front approaches and north to northwest winds as front passes. Could see some light offshore winds for AM sessions. Next chance of rain is mostly North Bay mid week, followed by another storm late week and late weekend. So the pattern is pretty progressive. Stay safe out there, wear a mask and cya in the water.
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