Surf Report & Forecast for September 12-13

Ah, the first post-Labor Day Monday. Desk jockeys and office stiffs are back to the grind. For those trustafarian beach bums, what a beautiful day. 

Right now, tide is too high and needs to be drained for some shoulders to develop. But it's warm, sunny, with clean conditions and very light wind, which should stay under 10 knots all day by the looks of things. 

Water temp is in the mid-60s, though some reports are calling it 60 at most. Unless there was an upwelling yesterday (unlikely), expect to be able to trunk it or at least spring suit it today.

Wave faces are only 2-3 feet but some rare south pulses are shoulder high.

High tide peaks at 10 a.m. at 5.1 feet; low tide is at 1 p.m.; evening high tide, coinciding with tonight's Full Moon is 10:00 p.m. at 5.1 feet.

Peaks might be more fun when the tide drains, or sunset sessions with the incoming push.

For tomorrow, Tuesday the 13th, there's a possible new south swell on the horizon. It won't be a monster one like last week's, but is expected to be at least 3-4 foot. We shall see......