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San Diego, CA Surf Report for 03-21-2025
Surf's up, wave riders! Our coastal forecast is looking pretty sweet for the weekend.
Let's break down Orange County first. Today we're looking at some mellow 1 to 3 foot waves with a low rip current risk - basically beginner friendly conditions. Water's chilly at 53 to 58 degrees so grab that wetsuit. Newport Beach will see a high tide around 2:05 AM at 4.3 feet and a low tide mid-morning.
Saturday steps it up a notch with 2 to 4 foot waves and a moderate rip current risk. Expect a mixed swell coming from 190 and 280 degrees - translation: multiple wave directions making things interesting for surfers.
Now shifting down to San Diego County - things are getting spicier. Today's surf sits at 2 to 4 feet with a moderate rip current risk. Water temperature is slightly warmer ranging 56 to 60 degrees. La Jolla's tide schedule shows a high tide around 1:54 AM at 4.2 feet.
Weekend vibes in San Diego are intense - we're talking a high rip current risk with waves potentially hitting 5 feet. The swell's coming from west and south directions around 290 and 210 degrees respectively. Advanced surfers will want to paddle out and test their skills.
Bottom line: pack your gear, check your skills against the conditions, and stay safe out there. Respect the ocean and she'll respect you back. Catch those waves!
Let's break down Orange County first. Today we're looking at some mellow 1 to 3 foot waves with a low rip current risk - basically beginner friendly conditions. Water's chilly at 53 to 58 degrees so grab that wetsuit. Newport Beach will see a high tide around 2:05 AM at 4.3 feet and a low tide mid-morning.
Saturday steps it up a notch with 2 to 4 foot waves and a moderate rip current risk. Expect a mixed swell coming from 190 and 280 degrees - translation: multiple wave directions making things interesting for surfers.
Now shifting down to San Diego County - things are getting spicier. Today's surf sits at 2 to 4 feet with a moderate rip current risk. Water temperature is slightly warmer ranging 56 to 60 degrees. La Jolla's tide schedule shows a high tide around 1:54 AM at 4.2 feet.
Weekend vibes in San Diego are intense - we're talking a high rip current risk with waves potentially hitting 5 feet. The swell's coming from west and south directions around 290 and 210 degrees respectively. Advanced surfers will want to paddle out and test their skills.
Bottom line: pack your gear, check your skills against the conditions, and stay safe out there. Respect the ocean and she'll respect you back. Catch those waves!
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By Quiet. PleaseSurf's up, wave riders! Our coastal forecast is looking pretty sweet for the weekend.
Let's break down Orange County first. Today we're looking at some mellow 1 to 3 foot waves with a low rip current risk - basically beginner friendly conditions. Water's chilly at 53 to 58 degrees so grab that wetsuit. Newport Beach will see a high tide around 2:05 AM at 4.3 feet and a low tide mid-morning.
Saturday steps it up a notch with 2 to 4 foot waves and a moderate rip current risk. Expect a mixed swell coming from 190 and 280 degrees - translation: multiple wave directions making things interesting for surfers.
Now shifting down to San Diego County - things are getting spicier. Today's surf sits at 2 to 4 feet with a moderate rip current risk. Water temperature is slightly warmer ranging 56 to 60 degrees. La Jolla's tide schedule shows a high tide around 1:54 AM at 4.2 feet.
Weekend vibes in San Diego are intense - we're talking a high rip current risk with waves potentially hitting 5 feet. The swell's coming from west and south directions around 290 and 210 degrees respectively. Advanced surfers will want to paddle out and test their skills.
Bottom line: pack your gear, check your skills against the conditions, and stay safe out there. Respect the ocean and she'll respect you back. Catch those waves!
Let's break down Orange County first. Today we're looking at some mellow 1 to 3 foot waves with a low rip current risk - basically beginner friendly conditions. Water's chilly at 53 to 58 degrees so grab that wetsuit. Newport Beach will see a high tide around 2:05 AM at 4.3 feet and a low tide mid-morning.
Saturday steps it up a notch with 2 to 4 foot waves and a moderate rip current risk. Expect a mixed swell coming from 190 and 280 degrees - translation: multiple wave directions making things interesting for surfers.
Now shifting down to San Diego County - things are getting spicier. Today's surf sits at 2 to 4 feet with a moderate rip current risk. Water temperature is slightly warmer ranging 56 to 60 degrees. La Jolla's tide schedule shows a high tide around 1:54 AM at 4.2 feet.
Weekend vibes in San Diego are intense - we're talking a high rip current risk with waves potentially hitting 5 feet. The swell's coming from west and south directions around 290 and 210 degrees respectively. Advanced surfers will want to paddle out and test their skills.
Bottom line: pack your gear, check your skills against the conditions, and stay safe out there. Respect the ocean and she'll respect you back. Catch those waves!