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Hey, this is Sherwood with the report for Saturday afternoon at 12PM.
2-3 ft - knee to waist highand poor+ conditions.
PM REGIONAL OVERVIEW: WNW winds continue to hurt conditions this afternoon. Expect bumpy, textured waves in the knee-chest high zone, going bigger at the top Northern OC spots. We should see some larger sets later this afternoon as our SE energy kicks in. A 1.5' low tide around 2PM drains things out.
This Morning's Dawn Patrol: Mostly clean lines around waist high.
Clear skies with gusty WNW winds.
Sloppy surf on tap this morning thanks to gusty NW winds. We have a mix of NW windswell and some building SE energy that has most spots seeing knee-waist high waves with the top breaks hitting chest-shoulder high on the sets. Expect more size as we head through the day. The tide is climbing to a 5' high around 8AM.
SUNDAY: NW windswell fades as SE tropical swell mainly passes by. Surf is mostly knee-waist+ while top breaks hit shoulder high. Look for progressively larger surf the further north in the county you go, as more SE swell will be able to move into those more northerly spots
Wind:Offshore NE in the morning, NW 10-15kts+ in the afternoon.
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| Report Time: | 10/09/08 at 8:23 AM by Guineapig (181) | | Surf Conditions: | FAIR + | | | Surf Height: | 3-4 ft. - waist to chest high | | | Wind: | 4-6 knots from the S | | | User Comment: | occ. 5ft coming in. No crowd.A bit breezy but really fun | |
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OCEANSIDE
as of 6:24 PM PDT
on10/11
4ft @ 7sec from West
2ft @ 11secfrom South
1ft @ 16sec from SW
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DUCK FRF NC CAMP PENDLETON
as of 1:12 AM EDT
on10/12
4ft @ 7sec from West
2ft @ 11secfrom SW
1ft @ 16sec from SW
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DANA POINT
as of 6:24 PM PDT
on10/11
4ft @ 10sec from South
2ft @ 11secfrom South
1ft @ 15sec from SW
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Two medical professionals from Orange County helped save Ron Darland, 55, after a heart attack at San Onofre nearly took him last month.Link to OCregister.com for the full article.
The Life presented by O’Neill is showing Thursday, Oct. 9th, at Regency Charter Center Cinemas at 7pm and 9pm.Call it the ultimate dream job, the endless summer that pays, the search for the perfect wave. Call it pursuing your dreams and disguising it as a career. Call it whatever you think fits, we call it The Life. The Life is the story of seven very different individuals, all on the same quest of living out their dreams. Starring John John Florence, Tamayo Perry, Ian Walsh, Roy Powers, Cory Lopez, Timmy Reyes and Jordy Smith.Admission is only $3 and there is free parking and $1 hot dogs.Click here for TICKETS and to see the trailer.
And come celebrate Dane Williams' Life on October 12th, Goldenwest, HB, at the First Annual Dane Williams Memorial Surf Festival.Cost of Entry is $25, which includes t-shirt, lunch, and special events.All proceeds go to the Dane Williams Memorial Fund.Link to hurley.com for more.
There is no other wave in the world that has dominated the hearts and minds of surfers like Pipeline. Through two-hundred pages of captivating and timeless images from over fifty of the world’s best photographers, combined with words from surfing’s most renowned writers, Pipeline: The World’s Most Respected Wave tells the stories from almost five decades of heart-stopping action: the first rides, the first contests, triumphs, deaths, localism, foreign invasion and performance revolution.On November 8th, Billabong will be hosting the Pipeline Book Launch Party at their headquarters in Irvine.For tickets and books sales click here.
Longboard heavy Josh Mohr just released his new Limited Edition 5 song EP!Link over to his Myspace page - http://www.myspace.com/joshmohrmusic and have a listen.
The original dons of the American surf industry, who came to power in the late ’50s and early ’60s, arose from the not-so-mean streets of south Orange County. They became known as the Dana Point Mafia.Read all about industry history and Surfwear’s Mount Rushmore at Orangecoastmagazine.com.
Throughout the month, a new exhibit is being featured in John Wayne Airport ’s (JWA) Vi Smith Concourse Gallery. Entitled “ California ’s Orange Coast : 42 Miles of Tradition and Lore,” and sponsored by the Surfing Heritage Foundation, the exhibit will feature a visual history of the role surfing has played in Orange County spanning nearly 100 years. On display through October 27th, the exhibit is open only to the traveling public and can be seen across from gates 1 through 4 and 11 through 14 in the Thomas F. Riley Terminal.
Looking ahead: On Saturday, November 1st, the Ocean Institute in Dana Point, will be hosting the first annual Surfscience Teen Conference.The Conference starts at 10:00am and goes until 4:00pm and is open to 8th-12th grade students. Teens will have the chance to meet Quiksilver pro surfer Lisa Andersen, participate in a mini-workshop on surf forecasting with Surfline scientist Kevin Wallis, and take a bus trip down to the Scripps Institution of Oceanography in La Jolla.For more information check out the Ocean Institute¹swebsite or call (949) 496-2274. Registration will be limited to the first 60 participants.
What's your surf spot worth? Help us find out. Researchers at UCLA are
conducting a survey of surfers who surf at California surf spots to evaluate
their worth. You can help by visiting this link and filling out the survey:
http://www.beachology.com/surf. Those who fill out the survey for Trestles between August 1 and September 30 are entered in a drawing to win a beautiful Pipeline Masters photography book signed by Stacey Peralta.Your participation can help us better protect and manage California surf spots in the future.
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