Pretty typical summer pattern for us at the moment - mid level wind swell, back ground south swells overlapping through the week. Nothing to get that excited about, but something to ride. High pressure in control bringing warm temps inland and the usual coastal fog. Monsoon moisture is being drawn up by the southwestern high pressure interacting with low pressure to our north and northwest. Watching a few disturbances in the Central and East Pacific. In fact the National Hurricane Center is tracking 5 disturbances - which corresponds with the building El Niño influence. Hopefully we will get some swell from these potential storms and not any high based thunderstorms which could create a lightning outbreak and wildfires. More to come on all this in the week ahead. Cya in the water.
