Post #3

Location- T-Street Beach, San Clemente, CA

Date- 11/27/10

Time- 4:45 PM

Air Temp- 70 degrees

Water Temp- 59-62 degrees

Atmospheric Condition- Slightly hazy. There were some clouds in the sky and there seemed to be a haziness covering the ocean.

Ocean Condition- Most of the breaks were around ankle/knee high. The conditions were choppy.

Swell and Tide- There was a NW swell throughout the day. It was fairly low tide and the waves were not very big.

Animal Interaction- I could tell that the weather has started to change from last month. A lot less people were out on the beach today. A few surfers but there was hardly any surf. Less people and animals than normal.

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Post #2

Location- T-Street Beach, San Clemente, CA

Date- 10/27/10

Time- 5:30 PM

Air Temp- 84 degrees... Is this seriously late October?

Water Temp- 63-65 degrees

Atmospheric Condition- Clear. The sky was a beautiful blue with the sun just starting to set.

Ocean Condition- Most of the breaks were around knee/thigh high with an occasional ones around waist high. The conditions were mostly clean.

Swell and Tide- There was a mix of SSW and NW swell throughout the day. Later in the afternoon around the time I went you could see most of the swell coming from the NW.

Animal Interaction- The weather was beautiful today. Especially for October! At the beach was lots of surfers and people enjoying another great day in San Clemente.

Location- T-Street Beach, San Clemente, CA

Date- 9/28/10

Time- 3:30 PM

Air Temp- 84 degrees

Water Temp- 64-66 degrees

Atmospheric Condition- Partly Cloudy. The sky was mostly blue with some cloud cover. The weather was humid and it looks like there might be some rain coming.

Ocean Condition- The surface was a little choppy. The waves were about knee to chest high.

Swell- NW swell backs down further as SW swell holds, and some new NW swell starts to show late.

Tide- The tide was low.

Animal Interaction- The weather was pretty hot so the crowd was decent at the beach today. Lots of boogie boarders and some surfers.

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