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)
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12:00 PM Update — Grade C Visibility: 10–13 ft The 4 ft pilings on the right side of the frame are moderately visible with some surface texture discernible, including what appears to be marine growth (algae/mussels), though they are not razor-sharp. The 11 ft pilings are identifiable as
Visibility is currently around 15–20 ft, based on the latest Scripps Pier camera image. The water displays a clear turquoise-blue hue with good ambient light penetrating the surface. The nearest piling at 4 ft is sharp and well-defined on the right side of the frame. The middle piling at
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Visibility is currently around 10–15 ft, based on the latest Scripps Pier camera image. We had a seastar hanging out on the camera this morning so we apologize for the late report! Current Conditions • Wind: 4.3 mph • Cloud Cover: 4% • Water Temp: 64.9°F • Chlorophyll: None mg/
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Visibility is currently around 10–20 ft, based on the latest Scripps Pier camera image. Conditions are actually pretty decent today. Small, long-period south swell, so the water’s not getting too stirred up, and winds are light out of the WSW keeping the surface clean. Water’s around 63
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Visibility is currently around 10–15 ft, based on the latest Scripps Pier camera image. Visual Assessment The underwater view at Scripps Pier this afternoon shows moderate clarity. The 4 ft pilings are visible and reasonably sharp, providing a clear reference point for near-field visibility. The 11 ft pilings are
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Visibility is currently around 10–15 ft, based on the latest Scripps Pier camera image. Visual Assessment The underwater view at Scripps Pier this morning shows moderate clarity. The 4 ft pilings are visible and reasonably sharp, providing a clear reference point for near-field visibility. The 11 ft pilings are
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Visibility is currently around 15–20 ft, based on the latest Scripps Pier camera image. The 30 ft back pylon is visible but somewhat hazy, indicating solid visibility throughout the water column. The water has a blue-green tint with reasonable clarity. 📊 Current Conditions • Wind: 5 mph from the WNW • Swell:
Visibility is currently around 6–10 ft, based on the latest Scripps Pier camera image. The visual assessment from the underwater camera reveals murky teal-green water with limited clarity. The 4-foot depth marker pilings remain clearly visible and sharply defined, while the 11-foot pilings appear hazy and somewhat obscured by