SR's Forecast onf 3/29/08

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           SURF    SURF DIR  SWELL  PERIOD   WIND    WND/DIR
           (ft)       (deg)   (ft)   (sec)   (kts)     (deg)
          -------  --------  -----  ------  -------  -------
4/1    5pm   3 -  6  SSW 209    3.5    14.7    8 - 11   SW 225

4/2    5am   3 -  7   SW 214    3.8    17.3    8 - 10   NE  37
4/2   11am   3 -  7   SW 212    3.9    16.7    4 -  6  WNW 306
4/2    5pm   4 -  8   SW 213    4.2    16.0    7 - 10  WNW 280

4/3    5am   4 -  8   SW 214    4.5    15.7    8 - 11  ENE  76
4/3   11am   4 -  8   SW 214    4.6    15.3    4 -  6    W 272
4/3    5pm   4 -  8   SW 214    4.5    15.0    4 -  5  SSW 206

4/4    5am   3 -  7   SW 215    4.5    14.8    5 -  7  ENE  70
4/4   11am   3 -  7   SW 215    4.4    14.5    4 -  5  WSW 250
4/4    5pm   3 -  7   SW 215    4.3    14.3    7 - 10  SSW 194

4/5    5am   3 -  6   SW 215    4.1    14.1    2 -  3  ENE  59
4/5   11am   3 -  6   SW 215    3.9    13.7    6 -  8    W 277

Area Weather Forecast:
Wed Apr 02 Isolated T-Storms    96°/72°
Thu Apr 03 PM T-Storms          97°/72°
Fri Apr 04 Scattered T-Storms   96°/72°
Sat Apr 05 Scattered Showers    97°/72°
Sun Apr 06 Mostly Sunny         98°/73°
Mon Apr 07 Scattered T-Storms   97°/73°

SPAC SYNOPSIS: We’ve seen a flurry of intense South Hemi
storms lately with developing lows spinning out from under New Zealand
and tracking towards the Central-South Pacific...  Further out; another
strong system developed through the past few days
and sent out another decent SW groundswell (200-220) for April 2-3 with
more head-overhead surf before backing down. Beyond that; the South
Pacific looks to remain cyclonically active as another storm is
currently developing deep in the South Hemi. Therefore, the SW energy
doesn't look to stop for the long-range. Stay posted as this system
unfolds.
Our next forecast update here will be Monday evening at 8 PM.