Since I worked over the weekend, I got to take this afternoon off. And what else to do on a warm sunny afternoon with a little swell in the water?
Conditions were similar to yesterday and just as stokifying.
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Surfline: Easing WNW (285-295) swell and holding SSW (195-210) energy holds up mainly waist-shoulder-head high surf, as top exposures pull in a few slightly overhead sets. Winds are light, but some of the more openly exposed breaks do see a little bit of surface crumble at the moment. Dropping tide for the remainder of the afternoon should help both size and shape at many breaks. Buoy 46012: (Wave) SWELL: 4.9 ft at 10.0 s NW 28 / WIND WAVE: 2.3 ft at 5.6 s NW / WVHT: 5.2 ft / APD: 6.8 s / MWD: 312° (Met) WSPD: 14 kts / GST: 16 kts / WVHT: 4.9 ft / DPD: 8.0 s / WDIR: 300° / ATMP: 54.3° F / WTMP: 54.1° F. Tide: 3′ falling to under 2′.
