OVERVIEW 3.6.22 – 3.9.22: Similar conditions as what we’ve seen over the past month in the north Pacific will persist over the next week. This includes a stagnant area of high-pressure centered near Hawaii and the series of low-pressure systems…
After a lot of rain over the past week, we will finally dry out in time for the weekend. The low-pressure system that brought all the rain and wind is slowly exiting the area and that’s going to leave us…
Overview 2.26 – 3.2 – Whether you like the rain or not, get ready for some more because we have a wet week ahead. On the heels of this latest system is another low and that will kick up rain…
Overview (2.24 – 2.26) – Get ready because we have a lot of rain headed our way! The high-pressure system that I mentioned in the previous discussion is still located far out in the Pacific making for just enough room…
OVERVIEW (2/20 – 2/23): This weekend remained fairly calm for this most part just as we predicted. The weak NW ground swell that’s currently in place will continue through the day Monday and for the first half of the day…
OVERVIEW (2/17 – 2/19): After a busy week, this weekend should be pretty quiet. The northwest groundswell we experienced over the past week will be departing the area making way for the next round of swell for the weekend. Unfortunately,…
Overview: Well, this weekend was pretty active with some large ground and wind swell. And as of now, it appears we will continue to see some impressive waves through this coming week. The swell from this weekend has faded as…
Overview: (February 10 – 12) After a fairly calm week, this weekend is shaping up to be pretty active across SoCal. Models have come into agreement that a system that’s currently producing 25-30’ waves will make its way down the…
February 6-9: We have a pretty standard wintertime setup across the Pacific this week with two powerful lows located to the north. One is still in the Gulf of Alaska while the other is much closer to home as it…
TLDR: We should know more by September, but La Niña is expected to continue, with chances for La Niña gradually decreasing from 86% in the coming season to 60% during December-February 2022-23 – NOAA From SFist: The impacts of La…