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BRIEF OVERVIEW: Getting smaller. The weekend will offer a small mix of old/easing and new/building SW swells, although still remaining contestable. Furthermore, conditions will stay favorable. 

 SATURDAY
SWELL/SURF: The old SW swell (205-215°) continues to slowly ease, while long period forerunners of a new SW swell (210-220°) start to creep in. Surf hangs within the knee-waist-chest high zone (2-3′+), while the morning will still see occasional waves/peaks up to shoulder high (4′). 

WEATHER/WIND: Moderate+ offshore ENE wind through the morning and mid-day, likely becoming light to moderate from the East-ESE over the afternoon.

SUNDAY
SWELL/SURF: The new SW swell continues to slowly fill in, while the old SW energy lingers. Surf is mainly around knee-waist high all day with occasional belly-chest high waves/peaks during the more favorable tide windows (1-3′+).

WEATHER/WIND: Moderate offshore ENE-East wind through the morning, possibly becoming light/variable onshore in the afternoon.
This LOLA local wind graphic displays that offshore flow will continue to prevail for the final weekend.

This LOLA local wind graphic displays that offshore flow will continue to prevail for the final weekend.