Forecast
| North California Surf Forecast (Centered on San Francisco) |
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| Day | Trend | Wind (kts) |
Details (Swell Number, Swell Size & Period, Arrival Time and Profile) |
Waves (Set wave max face height) |
Swell Direction |
| Friday 2/3 |
Down some | NE 5 early | Swell #2 fading from from 4.8 ft @ 14-15 secs | 7.0 ft |
282 degrees |
| Saturday 2/4 |
Up slightly | E 5 early | New local Gulf swell building to 7.0 ft @ 14 secs | 9.5 ft |
286 & 293 degrees |
| Sunday 2/5 |
Up some | E 10 early | Possible new local gale swell 7.5 ft @ 15 secs | 11.0 ft |
285 & 296 degrees |
| Monday 2/6 |
Down some | SE 10+ early | Local swell fading from 5 ft @ 13 secs | 6.5 ft |
293 degrees |
| Tuesday 2/7 |
Down | S 20 early | Local southwest windswell 7.0 ft @ 10-11 secs | 7.0 ft |
250 degrees |
| Extended Outlook |
| Another gale tracked from the dateline to the Gulf of Alaska Wed with seas 26-30 ft. Swell arrival on Sat (2/4). And another tiny gale is forecast just off the North CA coast Fri-Sat with seas to 27 ft , setting up possible swell for Sunday. And yet another stronger gale is forecast pushing from Japan crossing the dateline Fri-Sat (2/4) with 34 ft seas, fading then redeveloping into a large complex gale circulating and filling the Gulf of Alaska just off California with 40 kt winds and 26 ft seas over a broad area, then and moving onshore Tues (2/7) with wind and rain and snow in higher elevations. And yet another one is forecast right behind tracking from the dateline to a point just north of Hawaii with 41 ft seas late Mon (2/6). No shortage of swell potential. Looks like the Active Phase of the MJO is having some positive affect as it tries to make headway into the West Pacific. |
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