BEACH WEATHER SANTA CRUZ FULL

Labor Day came and went and unfortunately due to a untimely leg injury I was stuck at home. The winds were calm but there was some south swell.

BEACH WEATHER SANTA CRUZ FULL

The full moon is on the way and the sea bass should go on the bite any day now. The anglers fishing the beaches from Capitola to Pajaro are catching some nice halibut in 70-90 feet of water. The halibut were on the bite from 3 Mile to 4 Mile in 60-90 feet of water. There were some big vermillion, lingcod, and cabezon caught on red and white swim baits. The rock fishing was wide open up the coast in 60-80 feet of water near Davenport and Ano Nuevo. AS OF NOW WE WILL BE OPEN THURSDAY AND SATURDAY FOR SURE! Need a license? Get it online at IF YOU ARE SICK STAY HOME DONT COME!ĬLOSED DUE TO DOCTOR APPOINTMENTS. The Boardwalk is the oldest amusement park in California, and boasts an authentic Looff carousel from 1911, while its iconic Giant Dipper roller coaster dates from 1924.ON 4-1-2022 WE WILL OPEN 6-5 MONDAY-SUNDAY Beginner’s will find Cowell’s and Capitola Beach excellent for getting started, while only professionals and experts should attempt Steamer Lane, the most famous and most difficult surf spot in Santa Cruz.įans of the famous film ‘The Lost Boys’ will recognise several locations, including the Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk and Santa Cruz Wharf. The town is home to O’Neill Wetsuits and Santa Cruz Surfboards, and a friendly surfing crowd visit right through the year. Santa Cruz is known to surfers all over the world for its incredible surf points and long tradition of surfing. You should see this when you visiting Santa Cruz January is the month with the lowest precipitation of 0in / 0mm and May with the maximum precipitation in a year with 0in / 1mm. February is the coolest with 51.1☏ / 10.6☌ average temperature. temperature is around 61.5☏ / 16.4☌, September is the month with the highest temperature. Take light, cotton clothing and sunscreen for summer breaks, when surfing and water sports are the most popular pastimes and warmer, waterproof clothing for winter trips. The dry summer gives way to wetter autumn days with approximately 1.5 inches in October and 3.5 of rain in November. Rainfall is on average about 6 inches per day in January and February, dropping to 2 inches in April and 0.4 inches in August. Temperatures tend to range from 40.8F or 4.9C to 60.6F or 15.9C in January, and 53.9F or 12.2C to 74.3F or 23.5C in August. The resorts proximity to Monterey Bay makes overcast and fog possible in late evening and early morning during the summer months.

Santa Cruz has a mild, Mediterranean type climate that is characterised by warm, dry summers and cool, wet winters. The water is always cool, and although it is fine for swimming closer to the shore on warm, summer days, surfers who find a surf vest and board shorts adequate in July, might require a lightweight wetsuit in October and a heavier wetsuit and booties later in the year or on chillier spring days. Water temperatures at Santa Cruz range from approximately 52F or 11 C in January, rising slowly through 54F or 12.2C in March and April to 56F or 13.3C in June and highs of 58F or 14.4C in July and August. The lowest in April with an average water temperature of 52.5☏ / 11.4☌. The highest water temperature will be reached in September with around 57.9☏ / 14.4☌.

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