UPDATED FORECAST 2-16

 One or two more weather systems this week and then looks like we might remain dry again until March.  New Gulf swell builds in tonight into Monday from 285 degrees - 8-11 ft @15 seconds.  We also have some background Gulf swell in the water today 4-6ft @ 13 seconds - also from 285.  Ongoing swell patterns will be from the West as the pattern will remain active to the Dateline and north/northwest of the Hawaiian Islands while blocking high pressure sets up in the Northeast Pacific.  Won't be as strong as the January dry spell.  Should have some decent weather over the next 10 days once we clear out.  Cya in the water.  

UPDATED FORECAST 2-6

If you are like me, probably haven't been in the water for a while - parade of storms, junky surf, wind, etc - been a big mess.   Not much hope ahead yet - and we inch closer to March which will most likely bring an onslaught of northwest winds this year with La Niña being such a late bloomer.   Speaking of wind - no shortage of it in the forecast - strong north to northwest winds taking hold starting tonight and looks like that will last until Monday.   Storm today, moves out tomorrow - very cold, but dry over the weekend and then more storms next week.   As such look for steep angle, larger wind swell in the water for the next five days or so - 8-12 ft @9 seconds mostly - biggest north of Bodega Bay.  That's all I  got!  Cya in the water.