Surf Report & Forecast for September 22-23

Small crowds and some occasional ridable surf is showing this morning. Waist-high mid 60-degree water temp with a modest NW swell predicted to pick up gradually this afternoon. 

Winds pick up by late morning and will remain in the 10-12 m.p.h. range. The forecast called for light winds all day but well before late morning and aleady they're picking up to at least 10 knots. Water visibility is still a bit murky from red tide. 

Take your Vitamin D supplements as it looks like another all-day overcast gloom. Enjoy this last official day of summer. Fret not! Sunny skies and NW swells await!

Tides for today... This morning's high: 7:15 a.m. at 3.8 feet; low at noon at 2.7 feet; evening high: 5:45 p.m. at 5.1 feet. 

Sun goes down, somewhere behind those clouds today at 6:45 p.m. 

Forecast for tomorrow, Friday the 23rd, calls for the modest NW visiting later today to quickly fade away from local shores, being replaced by remnant meager SW swell. Call it 1-3 feet.