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San Diego, CA Surf Report for 05-27-2025
Surf's up, wave riders! Let's break down the coastal conditions for Southern California on this Tuesday morning.
Orange County and San Diego are serving up some tasty surf with moderate rip current risks that demand your respect. Expect waves ranging from 2 to 4 feet with occasional sets pushing up to 5 feet - perfect for intermediate to advanced surfers looking for some morning action.
Water temperatures are sitting pretty between 64 and 69 degrees, so a light wetsuit should keep you comfortable. Newport Beach and La Jolla are experiencing similar tide patterns with dramatic swings between low and high tides throughout the day.
The swell is coming from multiple directions - mixed angles between 190 and 270 degrees - which means interesting wave patterns and potential for some unpredictable breaks. Orange County sees swells from 240 and 190 degrees, while San Diego is getting wave energy from 270 and 210 degrees.
Good news for beach lovers: no thunderstorms are in the forecast, so you can leave those rain jackets at home. Just bring your board, some sunscreen, and a healthy dose of ocean awareness.
Wednesday looks slightly mellower with surf heights dropping to 1 to 3 feet and rip current risks lowering in San Diego. Orange County maintains its moderate risk, so stay alert and watch those currents.
Pro tip: Check local conditions before heading out and always respect the ocean's power. Stay stoked and stay safe, Southern California surf community!
Orange County and San Diego are serving up some tasty surf with moderate rip current risks that demand your respect. Expect waves ranging from 2 to 4 feet with occasional sets pushing up to 5 feet - perfect for intermediate to advanced surfers looking for some morning action.
Water temperatures are sitting pretty between 64 and 69 degrees, so a light wetsuit should keep you comfortable. Newport Beach and La Jolla are experiencing similar tide patterns with dramatic swings between low and high tides throughout the day.
The swell is coming from multiple directions - mixed angles between 190 and 270 degrees - which means interesting wave patterns and potential for some unpredictable breaks. Orange County sees swells from 240 and 190 degrees, while San Diego is getting wave energy from 270 and 210 degrees.
Good news for beach lovers: no thunderstorms are in the forecast, so you can leave those rain jackets at home. Just bring your board, some sunscreen, and a healthy dose of ocean awareness.
Wednesday looks slightly mellower with surf heights dropping to 1 to 3 feet and rip current risks lowering in San Diego. Orange County maintains its moderate risk, so stay alert and watch those currents.
Pro tip: Check local conditions before heading out and always respect the ocean's power. Stay stoked and stay safe, Southern California surf community!
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By Quiet. PleaseSurf's up, wave riders! Let's break down the coastal conditions for Southern California on this Tuesday morning.
Orange County and San Diego are serving up some tasty surf with moderate rip current risks that demand your respect. Expect waves ranging from 2 to 4 feet with occasional sets pushing up to 5 feet - perfect for intermediate to advanced surfers looking for some morning action.
Water temperatures are sitting pretty between 64 and 69 degrees, so a light wetsuit should keep you comfortable. Newport Beach and La Jolla are experiencing similar tide patterns with dramatic swings between low and high tides throughout the day.
The swell is coming from multiple directions - mixed angles between 190 and 270 degrees - which means interesting wave patterns and potential for some unpredictable breaks. Orange County sees swells from 240 and 190 degrees, while San Diego is getting wave energy from 270 and 210 degrees.
Good news for beach lovers: no thunderstorms are in the forecast, so you can leave those rain jackets at home. Just bring your board, some sunscreen, and a healthy dose of ocean awareness.
Wednesday looks slightly mellower with surf heights dropping to 1 to 3 feet and rip current risks lowering in San Diego. Orange County maintains its moderate risk, so stay alert and watch those currents.
Pro tip: Check local conditions before heading out and always respect the ocean's power. Stay stoked and stay safe, Southern California surf community!
Orange County and San Diego are serving up some tasty surf with moderate rip current risks that demand your respect. Expect waves ranging from 2 to 4 feet with occasional sets pushing up to 5 feet - perfect for intermediate to advanced surfers looking for some morning action.
Water temperatures are sitting pretty between 64 and 69 degrees, so a light wetsuit should keep you comfortable. Newport Beach and La Jolla are experiencing similar tide patterns with dramatic swings between low and high tides throughout the day.
The swell is coming from multiple directions - mixed angles between 190 and 270 degrees - which means interesting wave patterns and potential for some unpredictable breaks. Orange County sees swells from 240 and 190 degrees, while San Diego is getting wave energy from 270 and 210 degrees.
Good news for beach lovers: no thunderstorms are in the forecast, so you can leave those rain jackets at home. Just bring your board, some sunscreen, and a healthy dose of ocean awareness.
Wednesday looks slightly mellower with surf heights dropping to 1 to 3 feet and rip current risks lowering in San Diego. Orange County maintains its moderate risk, so stay alert and watch those currents.
Pro tip: Check local conditions before heading out and always respect the ocean's power. Stay stoked and stay safe, Southern California surf community!