Surf and Sun

WEATHER FORECAST

Partly cloudy skies will give way shortly after noon as the mercury

creeps up to 77 degrees. Temperatures are still shy of typical of July

readings, but are still warm nonetheless.

Though short of 80 degrees, which was exceeded on Sunday, it will feel

like 80 sometime around 1 p.m. At the same time, UV levels are expected

to reach 9, a strong hint that sunscreen should be used by those spending

more than 10 minutes outside under the beaming sun.

Things will start cooling off by evening, eventually reaching the low

of 62.

Information: o7 https://www.nws.noaa.org.f7

THE BOATING FORECAST

Patchy fog will kick things off in the harbor in the morning, though

western winds of 10 to 15 knots should blow that away. Another result of

the light wind will be 2-foot waves, though an occasional 4-foot swell

can’t be ruled out.

Offshore, the same conditions should be encountered with winds blowing

at 10 to 15 knots and kicking up 2-foot waves. There could be an

occasional 6-foot swell.

By night, the winds and waves won’t change much, if at all, though the

fog will return in the harbor. Offshore, winds will pick up to about 20

knots with some mixed southwest and northwest 6-foot swell.

SURF

A southwest swell will bring in some knee- to waist-high surf, nothing

even close to those waves seen earlier in the weekend. Expect a few

4-footers, though, with fair to good conditions.

With the water temperatures in the mid-60s and sometimes warmer

nowadays, the kiddies may enjoy spending a day at the beach.

Information: o7 https://surfrider.org.f7

TIDES

Time Height

WATER TEMPERATURE

Mid-60s, though warming up.