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′).
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′+).
![This LOLA local wind graphic displays that offshore flow will continue to prevail for the final weekend.](https://isawjsc.com/2013/wp-content/uploads/2013/01/6F10648D-6A56-4105-9401-AE400E7F11F2.png)
This LOLA local wind graphic displays that offshore flow will continue to prevail for the final weekend.