Gorgeous out there today. Head high plus swell in the water, warm air and a slight offshore breeze. It wasn't perfect out there, but better than a whole lot of other places. Warm air continues through tomorrow, if a bit cooler. You probably won't notice it. Maybe on Friday, as we drop back into highs in the mid 60s. Saturday may register cool, in the low 60s, but we look to warm up over the next few days. I will need to fine tune this later, but it looks like we will be without rain until maybe late Tuesday, as the Sunday/Monday event looks to fizzle out just offshore. The models keep shifting, so there is not a whole lot of consensus right now on the exact tracts. We should expect at least a little rain by mid week, but the current run of the models has only about a tenth of an inch on Wednesday. Regardless of rain, we should expect a dip in temperatures. Lots still up in the air, but the next two days look like splendid November weather.
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| Big fin, big board. '63 Rick, turned 50 years old this summer. |
Today's run of the models suggest a shift to a more northerly storm track, keeping us mostly rain free for 10 or more days. I'll be watching things closely over the next few days to see where the pattern shift is going. A northerly storm track can keeps us dry, and in fairly nice weather. A track centered over us brings rain, cool air, and strong south winds. Check back here over for more. Now go out and surf on Wednesday, it is looking pretty fun out there.
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