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From Ger-I Lewis , Venice Surf -A_Thon Founder:
The Venice Surf-A-Thon Volunteer/ Sponsor Appreciation Night and Art Show went off as expected! $611.89 was raised for MLD School in Mindanao. I want to than all the artists, sponsors, volunteers and especially Mercedes of Mercedes restaurant. We had as blast! The 25th Annual Venice Surf-A-Thon Surf Contest will be held at Venice Pier on December the 8th 2018! One quarter century of more than a surf contest
On Tuesday 10/16, Patagonia Santa Monica Store will be screening Never Town, a film exploring Australia’s wild coastlines and the surfers who are working to conserve and protect it. Enjoy live music, brews and bites.
And they will be raffling a brand new wetsuit! Event is free. Doors open at 7pm and event starts at 7:30pm.
Another shark was caught this weekend at the Venice Pier. These photos were shot by Venice Beach Photos.
ASL Adaptive Surf League's mission is to promote adaptive surfing as a professional sport for the SEVERELY DISABLED.
The event is November 02 - 04, 2018 at Malibu. It's free to sign up.
Divisions for this event
Wheelchair: Prone Assist
Wheelchair: Prone
Wheelchair: Sit Amputee: BK (Below) Amputee: AK (Above)
Amputee: UL (Upper Limb)
Blind
Deaf
Short Stature
SUP (Stand Up Paddle)
Division are all divided into Male and female.
Sign Up Here.
Some of the surfing at Third Point in Malibu on Saturday. These photos were shot by RJP Surfing Photography. These are just some of the photos. If you were out there, you probably got some surfing shots in the complete photo gallery, check them out, the link is down below.
You can find a lot more photos from this session, all full size and in high-resolution, in this photo gallery:
If you were out there, we probably got some cool surfing shots of you, go check them out!
Wanna see photos from previous days at this and other local surf spots?
Click Surf Spot Galleries and look for the spot and then the date.
More hurricane swell waves at the Venice Pier on Sunday morning. These photos were shot by Venice Beach Photos.
It's Wednesday, so here's some recent Wipeout photos from the local spots.
It's Wednesday, so here's some new Wipeout photos from the local spots. These were shot by Six12 Media in Venice and Topanga.
We post new sets of wipeout photos every Wednesday (more or less). Click: Wednesday Wipeouts to check out the previous Wipeout Wednesday photo sets.
It's Wednesday, so here's some new Wipeout photos from the local spots. These were shot by Six12 Media in Venice and Topanga.
We post new sets of wipeout photos every Wednesday (more or less). Click: Wednesday Wipeouts to check out the previous Wipeout Wednesday photo sets.
Fun size SW to SSW swell expected in SoCal
Hurricane Sergio’s appearance on satellite imagery looks pretty ragged this evening and the National Hurricane Center now has the system as a tropical storm with 60 knot sustained wind. While the track for SoCal swell production is relatively favorable (NE at 6 knots), Sergio;s decreased intensity and less than stellar structure will likely inhibit swell production.
Sergio should maintain similar strength in the next day or so (and could even re-intensify a bit) as it moves over slightly warmer water. By later this week, Sergio will again move over cooler water with shear also increasing. These factors should lead to a more rapid weakening trend and Sergio should be a low end tropical storm by the end of the week as it approaches Baja. Those with interests in Central Baja should closely follow the latest National Hurricane Center forecast as heavy rains could be problematic for the region.
Sergio swell rebuilt a bit on Tuesday from the SW/SSW and we should see a modest building trend Wednesday and into Thursday. Swell model guidance has continued to trend down over the last few days and finally looks reasonable for most areas. Fun size, but not especially big, surf is expected the next couple days, with the more westerly direction (SW to SSW) allowing the swell to impact more regions/breaks than the more frequent tropical swells we see from the SSE.
Hurricane Sergio’s appearance on satellite imagery looks pretty ragged this evening and the National Hurricane Center now has the system as a tropical storm with 60 knot sustained wind. While the track for SoCal swell production is relatively favorable (NE at 6 knots), Sergio;s decreased intensity and less than stellar structure will likely inhibit swell production.
Sergio should maintain similar strength in the next day or so (and could even re-intensify a bit) as it moves over slightly warmer water. By later this week, Sergio will again move over cooler water with shear also increasing. These factors should lead to a more rapid weakening trend and Sergio should be a low end tropical storm by the end of the week as it approaches Baja. Those with interests in Central Baja should closely follow the latest National Hurricane Center forecast as heavy rains could be problematic for the region.
Sergio swell rebuilt a bit on Tuesday from the SW/SSW and we should see a modest building trend Wednesday and into Thursday. Swell model guidance has continued to trend down over the last few days and finally looks reasonable for most areas. Fun size, but not especially big, surf is expected the next couple days, with the more westerly direction (SW to SSW) allowing the swell to impact more regions/breaks than the more frequent tropical swells we see from the SSE.
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