by Mike Godsey, mikeATiwindsurf.com     With low swell already hitting the beaches and UP AND DOWN winds sometimes hitting 18 mph at the campground sensor it is clear that El Norte winds will develop just outside today.   But to get…

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I mentioned in my forecast this morning that the North Pacific High would get a bit more consolidated by this afternoon.  However, today is not characterized by a consolidated North Pacific High.  This first image, a surface map, shows a…

         Early Spring Cold Weather Sea Breezes in the Northeast                                                      …

by Meteorologist, Kerry Challoner Anderson Week Overview January and February saw a strong ridge of High pressure sitting over the West coast.  Consequently the West saw an early start to steady Northwesterly winds along the coast.  Well as quickly as…

Because Planning, Swell Size, Fades, Directions… by Mike Godsey, mike@iwindsurf.com How to use the Viento sensor: 1. Most days the winds build at Viento before reaching the Hatch, Swell, Event Site launch sites. So the Viento sensor gives you an…