Surf and Sun

WEATHER FORECAST

It’ll get sunnier sooner today, more than likely before noon. It won’t

get much warmer than the what turned out to be a beautiful Thursday with

today’s high of 76 degrees, but it should feel warmer.

The UV index will stay up around 9 for about three hours during the

height of the afternoon, so feel inclined to slap on some sunscreen while

catching the rays.

The clouds won’t cover too much overnight, allowing it to stay warm at

65. Expect much of the same conditions Saturday. Keep smiling.

BOATING FORECAST

In the harbor, the typical western winds will blow 10 to 15 knots,

creating waves of 2 feet and a mixed west-southwest swell of 3 feet. Some

dense fog will dot the harbor in the morning. Not much will change into

the evening and night, and the dense fog will return.

Out farther, the day will kick off with northwestern winds of 10 to 15

knots and eventually increase to about 20 knots in the afternoon. That

will lead to a mixed northwest and southwest swell of about 5 feet.

Patchy fog will start off the morning and end the night. Not much will

change windwise come nightfall.

SURF

The waves are still producing as today’s are expected to roll in as 3-

to 5-footers with the occasional 6-footer. The conditions will be

something between good and fair. Now’s the time to surf, though, as

Saturday’s conditions shrink a bit. Enjoy.

TIDES

Time Height

1:02 a.m. 3.92 feet high

7:27 a.m. 1.47 feet low

2:16 p.m. 4.45 feet high

8:45 p.m. 2.20 feet low

WATER TEMPERATURE

Still about 70. Slowly catching up to room temperature.