High-pressure sets up warmer air temps and nice winds for the next few days while our swell mix drops off slowly. Look for fun surf at the well exposed spots but weaker more playful-sized waves at the lesser exposed spots.

Decent weather and newly arriving swell keep things surfable for the next couple of days, but stormier conditions are brewing up in the long range forecast.

Mostly NPAC energy on tap and strong N-NW winds on tap for the next couple of days. The winds back down on Wednesday and then turn offshore, keeping things clean as we move into the weekend.

Stacked up North Pacific action, some increasing SPAC activity and at least a couple of days of decent surf conditions. Potential for bad weather lining up for the weekend.

Look for a little bit of a drop in size over the next day while some rain and onshore wind rolls in. A new round of W-NW swell fills in Wednesday with more NPAC storms right on its heels. I (heart) winter.

More swell hitting here on Thursday night that will stick around through Friday morning before fading out slowly through early Saturday. Another NW pulse hits Sunday-Monday with even more forming out the back.

Long-period NW swell is creeping in this afternoon and will fill in more as we head toward the end of the week and offshore winds keep conditions clean.

New WNW-NW swell peaks into Friday with some solid surf at the exposed spots before dropping slowly through the weekend. Conditions look clean till early next week.

The current storm front moves off to the east setting up clean conditions to go with a decent run of overlapping WNW-NW swells.

Friday will start off surfable but then conditions shift into the “stormy” gear by the afternoon, with wind, rain, and building swell all increasing. Look for cleaner conditions early next week.

Looks like the weather gets a little better for a couple of days but the lighter winds don’t last long…stormy conditions are forecast for later this week, with a good chance of building W-NW swell coming with them.

Another series of fun-sized WNW-NW swells and background S-SW energy will combine with good conditions over the next few days…keeping things rideable, and even fun at the better exposed spots.