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	Surf Forecast Alert Status Forecaster Blog ALERTS ARE IN EFFECT FOR THE FOLLOWING AREAS: Northern California SIGN UP for free Surf Alerts (12/04) SoCal Swell Direction (11/28) Buoy 51001 (11/11) Northeast Forecast Props Go to the Surfline Forecaster Blog Surf Forecast: Regional Outlook CENTRAL CALIFORNIA WEDNESDAY- Solid new WNW groundswell continued today with head high to well overhead surf at well exposed areas and double overhead++ stuff for top spots. There was also some smaller, secondary and fading SSW swell in the water. BRIEF OUTLOOK: Plenty of WNW groundswell on tap with good conditions as well. Check the forecast for details! Full Central California Forecast Personalize this Regional Outlook SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA WEDNESDAY- New NW swell filled in as our old SW is fading with fun, peaky surf for lots of spots. Good breaks are in the knee-waist-chest zone with some shoulder high sets while standout spots are pulling in occasional head high sets. Surf was clean early with offshore flow but there is a bit of onshore wind right now. BRIEF OUTLOOK: The fun-size swell combo will continue through the week with good morning conditions. Check the forecast for details! Full Southern California Forecast Personalize this Regional Outlook LOLA VIRTUAL BUOYS LOLA GLOBAL SWELLTRACKER Southern California Click on a red dot for a virtual buoy report Choose an Area: Choose a Region: North America Central America South America Caribbean Europe Africa Indian Ocean Asia Australia New Zealand South Pacific British Columbia Pacific Northwest Northern California Central California Southern California Eastern Canada Northeast Southeast Florida Florida Gulf Texas Hawaii Northern Baja Southern Baja Mexico: Baja Mexico: Mainland Click on anywhere on map for detailed virtual buoy information. Surfline Forecast Surfline Report.	Surf Forecast: Video West Coast Video Forecast (01/05) Solid run of WNW swell for well exposed regions through most of the week. Nice weather too! Hurricanetrak Pacific GREEN 12/31/2008 The Pacific tropical season has ended. See ya May 15th 2009! Hurricanetrak Home Surf Forecast Charts Surfline Charts Like to see the raw data? Surfline's detailed LOLA, NOGAPS, GFS and FNMOC charts of oceanic conditions, coupled with incoming swell trains allow you to make your own forecasts. Satellite Photos High resolution weather satellite imagery resources. Choose a Resource... Pacific VIS NE Pac. VIS NRL Monterey Weather Satellite Products NOAA Satellite Images NESDIS Satellite Images Unisys: Water Vapor Sat Image Unisys: Antarctic Composite Movie Unisys: Satellite Images Index SPAC Satellite Images NASA GHCC Satellite Images Global Forecasts Virtual Buoys A global virtual buoy system. Global Swell Tracker Forecasts for every spot on earth. Surf Forecast Archives LOLA Classic Archives Still want the classic LOLA charts? They're still around. LOLA Charts Archives Going back to 1997 with wind, swell and swell period charts. LOLA Surf Hindcast Tool Go back and recalculate what the surf was like for any point on earth, all the way back to 1997. Meet the Forecasters Surfline is proud to have an accomplished team of eight specially trained, world renowned surf forecasters to provide you with the best possible information for you to score the best waves any where in the world. Meet the Forecasters