Swellwise we are going to see a mix of S-SW swell (190-220) with some of the energy fading out and new energy filling in. There will be a touch of NW windswell in the background but not much to make a difference.
Most SW facing spots will be in the waist-chest high range. Standout SW facing spots throughout the county will be in the chest to inconsistent shoulder high range through the morning but will see some more-consistent bigger sets by the afternoon. Look for the biggest and most consistent surf to show through North County.
Conditions look cleaner as the slight eddy circulation backs down and we see light and variable winds through the morning. More WNW winds around 10-15 knots move in through the afternoon. Check out the NWS model for tomorrow morning at 8am.
The surf will be fun on Thursday...not great or anything...but playful at the right spots. Like a lot of the Southern Hemi energy we have see over the last week it looks like the points and reefs will have the best shape...while the beach breaks stay a bit walled and sectiony. Good sandbars/piers/jetties that can break up the swell will be worth looking at if you can’t get to a point and reef.
Here are the tides...
06:38AM LDT -0.2 L
01:23PM LDT 3.4 H
05:36PM LDT 2.7 L
11:32PM LDT 4.9 H
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