Good trip up to Philadelphia yesterday to David's home and to JFK this morning. TSA Pre-Check went smoothly but for some reason my old Docksiders set off the alarms and then my carry-on bag required checking--I thought that be related to the Quart Bag of Mini Moo's! Nope, it was my surge protector. Whew!
Forecasts indicate we will be able to ride some waves late this afternoon :)
Model Cycle: 2015 MAR 07 06Z
Time Zone: GMT - 6 hours
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SURF SURF DIR SEAS PERIOD WIND WND/DIR
(ft) (deg) (ft) (sec) (kts) (deg)
------- -------- ----- ------ ------- -------
3/7 6am 2 - 5 NNE 29 7.3 6.8 21 - 29 NE 49
3/7 12pm 5 - 11 SSW 199 6.4 15.5 16 - 22 ENE 56
3/7 6pm 5 - 11 SSW 196 6.2 15.2 21 - 29 ENE 58
3/8 7am 3 - 6 NE 33 7.7 7.2 21 - 28 ENE 60
3/8 1pm 5 - 11 SSW 196 6.7 14.3 18 - 24 ENE 53
3/8 7pm 5 - 10 SSW 197 6.5 13.7 20 - 27 ENE 56
3/9 1am 5 - 10 SSW 196 6.4 13.5 17 - 24 ENE 65
3/9 7am 4 - 8 SSW 196 5.4 13.3 15 - 21 ENE 61
3/9 1pm 3 - 7 SSW 196 4.6 13.0 4 - 6 SE 142
3/9 7pm 2 - 5 SSW 195 3.8 12.8 6 - 9 SW 227
3/10 1am 3 - 6 SSW 195 4.1 12.7 15 - 20 ENE 68
3/10 7am 3 - 6 SSW 197 4.4 12.7 13 - 17 ENE 57
3/10 1pm 3 - 6 SSW 199 4.0 12.7 3 - 4 WNW 283
3/10 7pm 3 - 6 SSW 205 3.7 15.4 3 - 4 SE 142
3/11 1am 3 - 7 SSW 203 4.3 15.1 15 - 21 ENE 61
3/11 7am 4 - 8 SSW 207 5.1 14.6 15 - 21 ENE 58
3/11 1pm 4 - 8 SSW 205 4.6 14.7 7 - 9 SSW 207
3/11 7pm 4 - 8 SSW 199 4.2 16.2 10 - 14 SW 221
3/12 1am 3 - 7 SSW 198 4.1 15.0 13 - 18 ENE 54
3/12 7am 4 - 8 SSW 199 4.7 15.0 14 - 18 ENE 50
3/12 1pm 3 - 7 SSW 198 4.4 14.6 4 - 6 SW 212
3/12 7pm 3 - 7 SSW 198 4.2 14.3 8 - 12 SSW 196
3/13 1am 3 - 6 SSW 198 4.0 14.4 12 - 17 ENE 54
3/13 7am 3 - 7 SSW 197 4.4 14.3 13 - 18 NE 49
3/13 1pm 3 - 7 SSW 198 4.2 14.0 3 - 4 NE 31
3/13 7pm 3 - 6 SSW 198 4.0 13.7 5 - 8 S 170
Effective
Friday afternoon
SHORT TERM FORECAST (through Tuesday, March 10th):
Highlights: Modest SSW swell; minimal NW swell.
South Pacific Swell:
The current SSW (220-205) swell is winding down through the weekend as a
new SSW swell (220-200) gradually moves in. Most well exposed spots
hang in the waist-chest-shoulder high range while standouts hit head
high and even a little better on sets Sun/Mon.
Southern hemi
swell is fading slowly early next week with waist-chest high surf mostly
and some lingering larger sets at top spots.
Wind/Weather: For northern Costa Rica look
moderate to locally stronger offshore flow (strongest offshore flow for
the northern half of the Nicoya Peninsula towards the Nicaragua border,
lighter for the southern end) for the mornings. Northern regions remain
offshore through the day as other areas see winds turning onshore.
EXTENDED FORECAST (Wednesday, March 11th, and beyond):
Highlights: Good size S-SSW swells on the radar.
South Pacific Swell:
Right now, there's a good amount of storm activity taking place in the
central/eastern portion of the SPAC and those lows are due to deliver a
good run of southern hemi swells into the back half of the month.
The
first S-SSW swell (210-190) gradually builds up the coast on Wednesday
the 11th the peaks the 12th and holds pretty steady through Friday the
13th. Most breaks offer head high/well overhead surf pretty easily while
standouts go double overhead+ on sets. This swell winds down through
next weekend but there should be fun size leftovers then.
Beyond
that, we could see another similar sized S-SSW swell (205-185) follow
that up and show for the region over the 16th-19th time frame. This is
still several days from developing, so check back next week for more
details.
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