Visibility is currently around 5-10 ft, based on the latest Scripps Pier camera image. Water clarity is moderate — the 4ft and 11ft pilings are visible with decent definition, but the 14ft pylon appears somewhat hazy against the blue-green water. Light morning cloud cover and a gentle northwest breeze are keeping
Visibility is currently around 15–20 ft, based on the latest Scripps Pier camera image. Conditions are looking solid today with clear skies and good light penetration. The water has a nice blue-green hue, and the pilings are clearly visible with decent clarity extending well past the 11 ft back
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Visibility is currently around 15–20 ft, based on the latest Scripps Pier camera image and current marine conditions. The underwater view shows good water clarity with pleasing blue water color. The 4 ft piling on the right is clearly visible with sharp definition. The 11 ft piling on the
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Visibility is currently around 10–15 ft, based on the latest Scripps Pier camera image. Conditions are somewhat limited today with reduced clarity extending from the shore. The 4 ft piling is clearly visible, but the 11 ft back pylon appears hazy and less distinct. Water has a slightly turbid
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Visibility is currently around 4–6 ft, based on the latest Scripps Pier camera image. The underwater view shows extremely challenging conditions. Only the 4 ft piling is faintly visible as a dark silhouette on the right edge. The 11 ft marker and 14 ft marker are completely obscured by
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Visibility is currently around 8–10 ft, based on the latest Scripps Pier camera image. The underwater view shows murky green water with significant turbidity. Only the nearest structure is clearly discernible — the 4 ft piling is visible as the prominent vertical structure on the right edge of the frame.
Visibility is currently around 5 ft, based on the latest Scripps Pier camera image. The nearest piling at 4 ft is visible as a dark silhouette on the right edge of the frame, though lacking sharp definition. The middle piling at 11 ft appears as a faint, ghostly outline blending
Visibility is currently around 10–15 ft, based on the latest Scripps Pier camera image. The nearest piling at 4 ft is clearly visible on the right side with sharp, dark silhouette and distinct cross-bracing. The middle piling at 11 ft appears in the center-right with noticeably hazier outline and
Visibility is currently around 10-15 ft, based on the latest Scripps Pier camera image. The back pylon on the left side of the frame is just barely visible, but the image remains soft and slightly hazy rather than sharply defined. This is a huge improvement from the last few days!
Visibility is currently around 5 ft, based on the latest Scripps Pier camera image. Only the nearest piling at 4 ft is clearly visible, while the middle piling at 11 ft appears soft and hazy. The back piling is not visible. This level of clarity lines up with recent swell
Visibility is currently around 5 ft, based on the latest Scripps Pier camera image. Only the nearest structure at 4 ft is visible with any clarity. The middle and back pilings are obscured by suspended particles and haze. This level of clarity lines up with 2-3 days of building swell
Visibility is currently around 5 ft, based on the latest Scripps Pier camera image. The nearest piling at 4 ft is sharp and clear. This level of clarity lines up with lingering sediment from weekend swell combined with moderate phytoplankton levels in the water column. Surface conditions appear relatively calm