More leftover S swell will limp in on Wednesday and mix with a touch of local WNW windswell and background energy.
Most spots will be around waist high while the standout combo breaks see some inconsistent chest high+ sets. Expect a lot of the power of the swell to have faded out leaving the surf on the gutless side.
Don’t spend a lot of time driving around looking for waves…not much will be showing anywhere. You might stick to spots that have something else to do besides surf (IE fish, golf, drink, go to the strip-clubs, ect, ect)
Showing posts with label Fading S swell. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Fading S swell. Show all posts
Tuesday, May 13, 2008
Monday, May 12, 2008
Tuesday's Surf in Baja Sur
Tuesday will still be a surf day but look for our surf to be fading fast through the day.
S swell drops quick by the afternoon and there isn't much on tap to replace it as it fades out. Look for most exposed spots to see surf in the waist-chest high range while the standout S facing breaks, and good combo spots, see some shoulder high sets.
Winds will be on the light side with flow out of the NW around 10-15 knots for most of the day.
Your best bet is to stay in position and milk the last bit of this S swell before breaking camp. Try and surf early since the most size will be showing then...the afternoon will be smaller and windier.
S swell drops quick by the afternoon and there isn't much on tap to replace it as it fades out. Look for most exposed spots to see surf in the waist-chest high range while the standout S facing breaks, and good combo spots, see some shoulder high sets.
Winds will be on the light side with flow out of the NW around 10-15 knots for most of the day.
Your best bet is to stay in position and milk the last bit of this S swell before breaking camp. Try and surf early since the most size will be showing then...the afternoon will be smaller and windier.
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