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ケリー負けてしまいました・・

しかし、ケリーのボードって、昨年同様、5.11のなんとクワッドです。
それでパイプのロングチューブを抜けていくのですからすごすぎます。

ところで来週からのカリフォルニア波情報
ヨサゲです。

NORTH PACIFIC SWELL/SURF ACTIVITY: An old combo of WNW(270-300) groundswells continues to fade on Wednesday for small scale surf mainly at or under knee high in the morning. By Wednesday afternoon, a new round of mid period WNW(280+300) groundswell starts to fill in with better sets. The fresh WNW swell builds to its peak Thursday afternoon to Friday morning. This is still an active storm system, so its final swell size has not been locked in yet, but at this point we're looking for the following:

WED: gradually building surf with 2-3 occ. 4’ surf through the afternoon on Wednesday at the good breaks, with the most size showing in the more northerly regions.

THUR: building all day and strongest late with 4-5’ waves at the exposed breaks of SB, Ventura, the South Bay, San Diego and select breaks of Orange County. Standout breaks, primarily in Ventura, South SD and a few other regions see sets running 1-2’ overhead.

FRI: WNW swell stays up in the morning with more chest-head high surf at exposed breaks, and sets 1-2’ overhead at standouts, but fades over the afternoon. The trend towards weaker waves continues into the weekend.

Going further out, forecast charts show a pair of modest scale storms tracking from north of Hawaii up into the Alaskan Gulf. Those lows create the potential for small WNW pulses which would join in over this weekend through early next week. Extended progs have a stronger storm moving under the Aluetians. That system would crank out a better round of NW groundswell for around next Wednesday-Thursday, 23rd-24th. Stay tuned for updates on that potential storm/swell system.

TROPICS: Tropical storm season is officially over in the Central and Eastern Pacific, and there's nothing brewing there. For the most up to date info on the tropics check out HURRICANETRAK.

SOUTH PACIFIC SWELL/SURF ACTIVITY: Mainly zonal flow in the Southern Hemisphere lately means just minimal little SW pulses over the next few days, so even top spots will be below waist high during that time. At this point it looks like a better S/SSE swell (170-180) shows at best exposures around the 24th-26th. We'll keep you posted on the progress of that one.