Some south swell left overs today 2ft @15 from around 200. This will be the last day of south swell and then focus turns to incoming northwest swell train for Tuesday-Thursday. A decent size low pressure system in the Gulf of Alaska has been creating a good fetch of winds. Swell will build overnight Monday at 8ft @16 seconds, solid on Tuesday at 8-10 ft @16 seconds as well as Wednesday 9-11ft@14 seconds. Size holding Thursday before fading out Friday into next weekend. Winds won't be ideal for this swell - northwest winds forecast Monday night through Thursday, veering more northerly Wed/Thurs. Nearshore winds might not be as strong or have more of an offshore component given they will be a result of an Inside Slider type system diving into the Great Basin. It is close to meteorological Fall - and the time of year for wind events like this. The Pacific Jetstream is active and energetic - and we also have some chances of rain mid week next, as well as the possibility of a stronger rain even for next weekend. So here we go! Cya in the water!
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