3:00 PM Update — Grade C Visibility: 10–13 ft The 4 ft pilings on the right side of the frame are visible with some surface detail, showing barnacle-encrusted concrete texture, though they carry a moderate greenish-blue haze reducing sharpness. The 11 ft pilings are discernible as a second tier
3:00 PM Update — Grade C Visibility: 10–13 ft The 4 ft pilings on the right side of the frame are visible but lack sharp surface detail, appearing somewhat soft and hazy rather than crisply defined. The 11 ft pilings are discernible as structural elements in the mid-frame but
3:00 PM Update — Grade C Visibility: 10–13 ft The 4 ft pilings on the right side of the frame are visible with some surface detail and biofouling texture discernible, though they appear somewhat soft rather than crisp — acceptable for near distance. The 11 ft pilings are detectable as
3:00 PM Update — Grade C Visibility: 10–13 ft The 4 ft pilings are visible on both sides of the frame but lack sharp surface detail — edges are soft and marine growth is blurred rather than crisp, suggesting moderate particulate in the water column. The 11 ft pilings are
3:00 PM Update — Grade C Visibility: 10–13 ft The 4 ft pilings on the right side of the frame are visible with some surface detail, including encrusting organisms and texture, though they appear somewhat softened by haze rather than crisp and sharp. The 11 ft pilings are visible
3:00 PM Update — Grade C Visibility: 10–13 ft The 4 ft pilings on the right side of the frame are visible with some surface detail, including what appears to be encrusting organisms and kelp growth, though they lack the sharpness expected under good conditions. The 11 ft pilings
3:00 PM Update — Grade C Visibility: 10–13 ft The 4 ft pilings on the right side of the frame are visible with some surface detail discernible, including biological encrustation (mussels/algae), though they carry a soft haze that slightly reduces sharpness. The 11 ft pilings are present and
3:00 PM Update — Grade C Visibility: 10–13 ft The 4 ft pilings on the right side of the frame are visible but lack sharp surface detail — they appear as large dark structural masses with soft edges rather than crisp, textured concrete. The 11 ft pilings are discernible as
3:00 PM Update — Grade C Visibility: 10–13 ft The 4 ft pilings on the right side of the frame are visible with some structural detail — the kelp and pipe structures attached to them are discernible, indicating reasonable near-field clarity. The 11 ft pilings are present but noticeably hazy,
3:00 PM Update — Grade C Visibility: 10–13 ft The 4 ft pilings on the right side of the frame are visible with some structural detail, including encrustation texture and vertical form, though they are somewhat softened by haze rather than crisp. The 11 ft pilings are discernible as
3:00 PM Update — Grade C Visibility: 10–13 ft The 4 ft pilings on the right side of the frame are visible with some surface texture and barnacle detail discernible, though not razor-sharp — they appear moderately defined. The 11 ft pilings are visible in the mid-frame but show noticeable
3:00 PM Update — Grade C Visibility: 10–13 ft The 4 ft pilings on the right side of the frame are visible with some surface detail, including biological growth (kelp/algae), though they appear slightly softened by haze rather than razor-sharp. The 11 ft pilings are discernible as a
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3:00 PM Update — Grade B Visibility: 15–20 ft The 4 ft pilings are clearly visible on both the left and right sides of the frame with discernible surface texture, marine growth, and structural detail — these are sharp and well-defined. The 11 ft pilings are visible in the mid-range
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Visibility is currently around 15–20 ft, based on the latest Scripps Pier camera image. The 4 ft pilings are clearly visible, the 11 ft pilings are sharp, and the 14 ft pilings are faint but discernible. There's good fish activity visible throughout the water column. Conditions are
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3:00 PM Update — Grade C Visibility: 10–13 ft The 4 ft pilings on the right side of the frame are visible but lack sharp surface detail, appearing somewhat soft and diffuse rather than crisp — moderate haze is already present at close range. The 11 ft pilings are detectable
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3:00 PM Update — Grade C Visibility: 10–13 ft The 4 ft pilings on the right side of the frame are visible but lack sharp surface detail, appearing somewhat soft and hazy rather than crisp. The 11 ft pilings are discernible as elongated shapes in the mid-frame but are
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3:00 PM Update — Grade C Visibility: 10–13 ft The 4 ft pilings on the right side of the frame are visible but lack sharp surface detail, appearing somewhat soft and hazy rather than crisply defined. The 11 ft pilings are discernible as elongated vertical structures in the mid-right
3:00 PM Update — Grade C Visibility: 10–13 ft The 4 ft pilings on the right side of the frame are visible but lack sharp surface detail, appearing somewhat soft and washed out rather than crisp — a sign of moderate haze even at close range. The 11 ft pilings
3:00 PM · Grade C · 10–13 ft Water's running that familiar green-teal — phytoplankton bloom has a grip on the column and isn't letting go. You can pick out the close pilings fine, but the mid-range stuff is soft and the far field is basically gone.
3:00 PM Update — Grade C Visibility: 10–13 ft The 4 ft pilings on the right side of the frame are visible with some structural detail, including barnacle/algae encrustation, though they appear slightly softened by haze rather than razor sharp. The 11 ft pilings are identifiable as mid-distance
3:00 PM Update — Grade C Visibility: 10–13 ft The 4 ft pilings on the right side of the frame are visible with moderate surface detail, showing some barnacle texture and algae growth, though they are not razor-sharp — a mild haze is already present at this close range. The
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3:00 PM Update — Grade C Visibility: 10–13 ft The 4 ft pilings on the right side of the frame are visible with some surface detail, including what appears to be algae/mussel growth on the concrete, though they are somewhat softened by haze. The 11 ft pilings are
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Visibility is currently around 12–17 ft, based on the latest Scripps Pier camera image. The 4-foot pilings are clearly visible with moderate surface detail discernible. The 11-foot pilings are visible as faint outlines, becoming progressively hazier with distance. The water shows a greenish-blue tint typical of La Jolla conditions,
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3:00 PM Update — Grade C Visibility: 10–13 ft The 4 ft pilings on the near left are visible but lack crisp surface detail — they appear as soft, hazy silhouettes rather than sharp concrete structures, suggesting even close-range clarity is reduced. The 11 ft pilings (mid-range set, right side)