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Surf Forecast - Good for Dec 31st 2006

Flat, Flat, FLAT...so small that Randy Wright didn't even shoot photos today (Saturday). Absolutely gorgeous though, and when the tide dropped out there were a few weak longboard waves to be had, but it was basically a scramble for crumbs.

New Years Eve is when we'll start to see a little more action again. We have a new, NW swell heading our way from a 295 degree angle at 15 second intervals. Other than the California Buoy, (14.8 feet at 14 seconds), there's not too much activity in the water yet. This one may not even be here by the early morning, so don't get too fired up tonight. Many of the swell models are projecting an early arrival, but the buoys don't substantiate it...not yet anyway, so we could still be in for the high tide blues for the morning session. As the swell filters in it should put the most exposed West facing beaches into the chest to head high zone with top spots going overhead. Conditions, once again, look fantastic with light offshore winds through the morning.

For morning tides, on Sunday an extremely high 6.1 foot tide will hit at 6:20AM then back down to a -1.0 low at 1:50PM. The clean conditions will last until around 11:00AM so keep your fingers crossed Mother Nature delivers early

Sea surface temperatures are as follows-the South Bay is clocking in at a frosty 57, OC is at 59 degrees and Malibu is down to a skull splitting 54 (yikes) degrees.

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