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Surf's up along the Central Coast
Posted: Feb 24, 2013 3:20 PM by Keli Moore, KSBY News
A high surf advisory remains in effect through early Monday morning. The National Weather Service predicts waves up to 15 feet at west and northwest facing beaches. Beach-goers should beware of rip tides during high surf.
An offshore flow is creating dry and mild conditions along the Central Coast. These conditions are expected to last through the work week.
The gusty offshore winds should diminish tonight. Monday should be sunny and slightly warmer than the weekend highs, but overnight temperatures are going to be cold.
By late next week, there is the potential for moderate northeast winds and temperatures in the 70s.
Have a great week!
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