Super charged N Pac Jetstream is sending a wave of early season storms to the West Coast. La Nina is back for year two, but because it's displaced further West this season, the storm track is riding up and over and delivering much needed rain and snow to CA. It's also delivering XXL surf, south winds and slop. The next giant swell train lands Sunday night - 18-20ft at 18 seconds with SW winds and an atmospheric river (AR) event, first decent one of the season and best we've seen in a long while - that will deliver copious amounts of rain to the entire region. Swell will max out Monday - 23-25ft at 18 seconds! Slow fade into mid week when high pressure finally builds in giving us a break. Next Wednesday might be the first surf day for many (most likely for me) when we get north winds and more mortal size surf in the 9-11 ft range. Until then, there are some spots that will harness this kind of size and swell if you know where to look. Cya in the water.
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