Two distinct patterns this winter - couple weeks of wet, followed by couple weeks of dry - we are back in that dry period, reminiscent of most of December prior to Christmas when the flood gates opened with rain through New Years Day. Stubborn high pressure the culprit, but not very unusual for a La Niña Winter. Great weather for us and there have been some really epic surf days. High pressure sticks around for at least another week and then models are hinting at a pattern change again - back to rain. Until then - mostly light, offshore winds, some fog, small surf the rule. Small west/northwest swell today through tomorrow - around 4-5ft@13-14 seconds. Another slightly larger swell from the northwest will fill in Tuesday - peaking at around 6@14 seconds. Swell direction for both around 280-290 deg. So mostly fun size waves for the next week or so - Santa Cruz north. Cya in the water.
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