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The hits just keep on coming on Thursday…the W-WNW swell will be hitting its peak and will continue to send in solid surf. Unfortunately the morning winds and fat morning tide don’t do us any favors. NW winds around 10-15+ knots will be on tap early, even some stronger gusts at times. This will stay pretty steady through the afternoon…but start to lighten up by sundown.
Wavewise we can still expect overhead to well overhead showing at the average spots throughout the county. The better WNW facing breaks will be running a few feet+ overhead on the bigger sets and the standout WNW-NW facing breaks will be hitting double-overhead (and bigger) at times. Points and reefs that can handle that much energy and the extra water from the tide will be the best call…you will also want to stick to spots that can handle the steady NW winds (if you can find any).
The winds are set to improve by the end of the day…gradually shifting to the N or even NNE by the evening, so keep an eye on conditions…there is a chance for some clean-up around sunset. Hope you guys get a few…stay safe!
01/14/2010 Thursday
02:12AM LST 2.2 L
08:16AM LST 5.9 H
03:35PM LST -0.8 L
09:57PM LST 3.7 H
Wednesday, January 13, 2010
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