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Long Beach Washington and Portland, OR Surf Report for 04-07-2025
Surf's up, coastal adventurers! Buckle up for a wild ride along the Oregon and Washington coastline this weekend.
Mother Nature's serving up some seriously epic waves, with surf heights hitting a massive 12 to 16 feet today. West swells are rolling in at a powerful 10 feet with a lengthy 17-second period, promising some heart-pumping action for experienced wave riders.
Temperatures are hovering around a crisp 55 degrees, with cloudy skies and scattered showers keeping things interesting. Winds are cruising in from the south at 10 to 14 miles per hour, adding some extra spice to the maritime mix.
Tide chasers, take note: We've got some dramatic tide shifts. Today's low tide bottoms out at a mere 0.5 feet around late afternoon, while high tides will peak near 7.5 feet in the morning and evening.
Monday's forecast looks slightly mellower but still packed with punch. Surf heights will dial back to 9 to 13 feet, with a slight chance of thunderstorms throwing in some electric excitement. Temperatures will cool down to 50 to 55 degrees, and southwest winds will kick up to 16 to 17 miles per hour.
Critical safety warning for beach lovers: Cold water, sneaker waves, and rip currents are no joke. These unexpected maritime monsters can catch even seasoned coastal veterans off guard. Always stay alert, keep your distance from the water's edge, and respect the ocean's raw power.
Remember, these experimental wave forecasts are your guide, not your guarantee. Stay vigilant, stay safe, and enjoy the incredible coastal spectacle awaiting you!
Mother Nature's serving up some seriously epic waves, with surf heights hitting a massive 12 to 16 feet today. West swells are rolling in at a powerful 10 feet with a lengthy 17-second period, promising some heart-pumping action for experienced wave riders.
Temperatures are hovering around a crisp 55 degrees, with cloudy skies and scattered showers keeping things interesting. Winds are cruising in from the south at 10 to 14 miles per hour, adding some extra spice to the maritime mix.
Tide chasers, take note: We've got some dramatic tide shifts. Today's low tide bottoms out at a mere 0.5 feet around late afternoon, while high tides will peak near 7.5 feet in the morning and evening.
Monday's forecast looks slightly mellower but still packed with punch. Surf heights will dial back to 9 to 13 feet, with a slight chance of thunderstorms throwing in some electric excitement. Temperatures will cool down to 50 to 55 degrees, and southwest winds will kick up to 16 to 17 miles per hour.
Critical safety warning for beach lovers: Cold water, sneaker waves, and rip currents are no joke. These unexpected maritime monsters can catch even seasoned coastal veterans off guard. Always stay alert, keep your distance from the water's edge, and respect the ocean's raw power.
Remember, these experimental wave forecasts are your guide, not your guarantee. Stay vigilant, stay safe, and enjoy the incredible coastal spectacle awaiting you!
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By Quiet. PleaseSurf's up, coastal adventurers! Buckle up for a wild ride along the Oregon and Washington coastline this weekend.
Mother Nature's serving up some seriously epic waves, with surf heights hitting a massive 12 to 16 feet today. West swells are rolling in at a powerful 10 feet with a lengthy 17-second period, promising some heart-pumping action for experienced wave riders.
Temperatures are hovering around a crisp 55 degrees, with cloudy skies and scattered showers keeping things interesting. Winds are cruising in from the south at 10 to 14 miles per hour, adding some extra spice to the maritime mix.
Tide chasers, take note: We've got some dramatic tide shifts. Today's low tide bottoms out at a mere 0.5 feet around late afternoon, while high tides will peak near 7.5 feet in the morning and evening.
Monday's forecast looks slightly mellower but still packed with punch. Surf heights will dial back to 9 to 13 feet, with a slight chance of thunderstorms throwing in some electric excitement. Temperatures will cool down to 50 to 55 degrees, and southwest winds will kick up to 16 to 17 miles per hour.
Critical safety warning for beach lovers: Cold water, sneaker waves, and rip currents are no joke. These unexpected maritime monsters can catch even seasoned coastal veterans off guard. Always stay alert, keep your distance from the water's edge, and respect the ocean's raw power.
Remember, these experimental wave forecasts are your guide, not your guarantee. Stay vigilant, stay safe, and enjoy the incredible coastal spectacle awaiting you!
Mother Nature's serving up some seriously epic waves, with surf heights hitting a massive 12 to 16 feet today. West swells are rolling in at a powerful 10 feet with a lengthy 17-second period, promising some heart-pumping action for experienced wave riders.
Temperatures are hovering around a crisp 55 degrees, with cloudy skies and scattered showers keeping things interesting. Winds are cruising in from the south at 10 to 14 miles per hour, adding some extra spice to the maritime mix.
Tide chasers, take note: We've got some dramatic tide shifts. Today's low tide bottoms out at a mere 0.5 feet around late afternoon, while high tides will peak near 7.5 feet in the morning and evening.
Monday's forecast looks slightly mellower but still packed with punch. Surf heights will dial back to 9 to 13 feet, with a slight chance of thunderstorms throwing in some electric excitement. Temperatures will cool down to 50 to 55 degrees, and southwest winds will kick up to 16 to 17 miles per hour.
Critical safety warning for beach lovers: Cold water, sneaker waves, and rip currents are no joke. These unexpected maritime monsters can catch even seasoned coastal veterans off guard. Always stay alert, keep your distance from the water's edge, and respect the ocean's raw power.
Remember, these experimental wave forecasts are your guide, not your guarantee. Stay vigilant, stay safe, and enjoy the incredible coastal spectacle awaiting you!