Chocolate Water Wednesday Surf & Culture Report
Lost Boys & Co...
Due to some trick of captured light, even though the surf looked brown this morning, this rendition insists on making it look blue. The waves looked like low fat chocolate milk. Maybe weak Bosco. Wait, Bosco wasn't really chocolate milk. It was a milk fortifier...
So, it's raining, just like they said it would. Visibility is right around 3 miles and the sky is cloudy and leaking profusely. It's supposed to rain until about 1pm and then remain cloudy until tomorrow. Winds are currently offshore by 7.4kts and the sea surface is rain soaked, wind brushed and passingly smooth. The air temperature is 52.5° and the water is 57.7°. Low tide is at 11:145am +0.6' and high tide will be at 5:15pm +3.1'. The buoy is reading a WSW swell out of 250° at 3.3'. We're calling it 2' to 3' with some shoulder high sets at the better spots.
In our second shot we have Mark cruising on a nice right that managed to hold up for him all the way through. Mark has been back in the water for about a month now since he tweaked his ankle in a twist contest, poolside, in PV. This has been a crazy year for injuries. Don Swift broke his leg and even though he paddled out a couple of weeks ago, he's talking that he might have tried it too soon. The Professor broke two ribs at Sapphire earlier in the year and our ace photographer Vinny Imbriale whacked his knee a few weeks ago. Thanks to Vinny for providing the pic of Mark!
Best question we've heard in a while:
"How do I set a laser printer to stun?"
"When the surf breaks, we'll fix it..."
The Professor!!
Due to some trick of captured light, even though the surf looked brown this morning, this rendition insists on making it look blue. The waves looked like low fat chocolate milk. Maybe weak Bosco. Wait, Bosco wasn't really chocolate milk. It was a milk fortifier...
So, it's raining, just like they said it would. Visibility is right around 3 miles and the sky is cloudy and leaking profusely. It's supposed to rain until about 1pm and then remain cloudy until tomorrow. Winds are currently offshore by 7.4kts and the sea surface is rain soaked, wind brushed and passingly smooth. The air temperature is 52.5° and the water is 57.7°. Low tide is at 11:145am +0.6' and high tide will be at 5:15pm +3.1'. The buoy is reading a WSW swell out of 250° at 3.3'. We're calling it 2' to 3' with some shoulder high sets at the better spots.
In our second shot we have Mark cruising on a nice right that managed to hold up for him all the way through. Mark has been back in the water for about a month now since he tweaked his ankle in a twist contest, poolside, in PV. This has been a crazy year for injuries. Don Swift broke his leg and even though he paddled out a couple of weeks ago, he's talking that he might have tried it too soon. The Professor broke two ribs at Sapphire earlier in the year and our ace photographer Vinny Imbriale whacked his knee a few weeks ago. Thanks to Vinny for providing the pic of Mark!
Best question we've heard in a while:
"How do I set a laser printer to stun?"
The Professor!!
