Surf Report & Forecast for May 19-20

A combo swell featuring 3-5 foot sets is showing long-period south energy as well as remnants of NW wind swell. 

Form is not perfect as it's quite sectiony, especially with this morning's low tide. 

As the tide fills in, hopefully there'll be some longer wave lengths to play with—that is, if the wind doesn't switch and turn onshore. 

Conditions are looking clean although county health officials recommend staying out of the water for 72 hours following a significant rain event. 

At noon, high tide peaks at 3.6 feet. Low tide is at 4:40 p.m. at 2.o feet. 

Water temperature: 62 degrees.

Sunset: 7:46 p.m. 

For tomorrow, May 20, wave heights are supposed to back off by about a foot. There should be plenty of chest-high remnants. Swell direction might be more from the west and less of long-period south.