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San Diego, CA Surf Report for 06-01-2024
Hey there surfer buddies! It's time to catch some waves with your favorite surf forecast report. Let's dive into the groovy details for Orange County Coastal Areas and San Diego County Coastal Areas.
Starting with Orange County, we've got a moderate rip current risk today, so ride those waves carefully. Expect surf heights of 2 to 4 feet with no thunderstorms in sight. The water temperature ranges from 59 to 66 degrees, making it perfect for a refreshing dip. And check out those tides at Newport Beach – High at 3.7 feet in the early morning, Low at 0.5 feet around lunchtime, and peaking High at 5.3 feet in the evening. You'll be surfing a mixed south swell from 180 degrees and a west swell from 270 degrees.
Moving on to Sunday, the rip current risk remains moderate with the same surf heights of 2 to 4 feet. No thunderstorms expected, so you're in for a sunny day. Tides at Newport Beach include a Low of 0.5 feet in the wee hours, a High at 3.6 feet in the morning, a Low at 0.9 feet around midday, and a High at 5.8 feet for the evening ride. Get ready to surf those mixed swells from the south and west.
Now, for San Diego County, the rip current risk is also moderate today. Surf heights are matching Orange County at 2 to 4 feet, and the weather looks clear of thunderstorms. Enjoy the water temperature ranging from 61 to 64 degrees. La Jolla tides reach a High at 3.7 feet early morning, a Low at 0.6 feet before noon, a High at 5.2 feet in the evening, and another Low at 0.5 feet near midnight. You'll be catching waves from a mixed southwest and west swell.
Looking ahead to Sunday in San Diego County, expect the rip current risk to stay moderate with similar 2 to 4 feet surf heights. No thunderstorms in the forecast and tides at La Jolla hitting a High at 3.6 feet in the morning, a Low at 0.9 feet at noon, and a High at 5.8 feet in the evening. Surf those mixed south and west swells like a pro!
Remember, always be cautious in the water and keep an eye out for those rip currents, especially with a moderate risk hanging around.
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Starting with Orange County, we've got a moderate rip current risk today, so ride those waves carefully. Expect surf heights of 2 to 4 feet with no thunderstorms in sight. The water temperature ranges from 59 to 66 degrees, making it perfect for a refreshing dip. And check out those tides at Newport Beach – High at 3.7 feet in the early morning, Low at 0.5 feet around lunchtime, and peaking High at 5.3 feet in the evening. You'll be surfing a mixed south swell from 180 degrees and a west swell from 270 degrees.
Moving on to Sunday, the rip current risk remains moderate with the same surf heights of 2 to 4 feet. No thunderstorms expected, so you're in for a sunny day. Tides at Newport Beach include a Low of 0.5 feet in the wee hours, a High at 3.6 feet in the morning, a Low at 0.9 feet around midday, and a High at 5.8 feet for the evening ride. Get ready to surf those mixed swells from the south and west.
Now, for San Diego County, the rip current risk is also moderate today. Surf heights are matching Orange County at 2 to 4 feet, and the weather looks clear of thunderstorms. Enjoy the water temperature ranging from 61 to 64 degrees. La Jolla tides reach a High at 3.7 feet early morning, a Low at 0.6 feet before noon, a High at 5.2 feet in the evening, and another Low at 0.5 feet near midnight. You'll be catching waves from a mixed southwest and west swell.
Looking ahead to Sunday in San Diego County, expect the rip current risk to stay moderate with similar 2 to 4 feet surf heights. No thunderstorms in the forecast and tides at La Jolla hitting a High at 3.6 feet in the morning, a Low at 0.9 feet at noon, and a High at 5.8 feet in the evening. Surf those mixed south and west swells like a pro!
Remember, always be cautious in the water and keep an eye out for those rip currents, especially with a moderate risk hanging around.
This has been a Quiet Please Studios audio creation with the help of AI. Please subscribe and never miss a Swell! Thank you for listening.
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By Quiet. PleaseHey there surfer buddies! It's time to catch some waves with your favorite surf forecast report. Let's dive into the groovy details for Orange County Coastal Areas and San Diego County Coastal Areas.
Starting with Orange County, we've got a moderate rip current risk today, so ride those waves carefully. Expect surf heights of 2 to 4 feet with no thunderstorms in sight. The water temperature ranges from 59 to 66 degrees, making it perfect for a refreshing dip. And check out those tides at Newport Beach – High at 3.7 feet in the early morning, Low at 0.5 feet around lunchtime, and peaking High at 5.3 feet in the evening. You'll be surfing a mixed south swell from 180 degrees and a west swell from 270 degrees.
Moving on to Sunday, the rip current risk remains moderate with the same surf heights of 2 to 4 feet. No thunderstorms expected, so you're in for a sunny day. Tides at Newport Beach include a Low of 0.5 feet in the wee hours, a High at 3.6 feet in the morning, a Low at 0.9 feet around midday, and a High at 5.8 feet for the evening ride. Get ready to surf those mixed swells from the south and west.
Now, for San Diego County, the rip current risk is also moderate today. Surf heights are matching Orange County at 2 to 4 feet, and the weather looks clear of thunderstorms. Enjoy the water temperature ranging from 61 to 64 degrees. La Jolla tides reach a High at 3.7 feet early morning, a Low at 0.6 feet before noon, a High at 5.2 feet in the evening, and another Low at 0.5 feet near midnight. You'll be catching waves from a mixed southwest and west swell.
Looking ahead to Sunday in San Diego County, expect the rip current risk to stay moderate with similar 2 to 4 feet surf heights. No thunderstorms in the forecast and tides at La Jolla hitting a High at 3.6 feet in the morning, a Low at 0.9 feet at noon, and a High at 5.8 feet in the evening. Surf those mixed south and west swells like a pro!
Remember, always be cautious in the water and keep an eye out for those rip currents, especially with a moderate risk hanging around.
This has been a Quiet Please Studios audio creation with the help of AI. Please subscribe and never miss a Swell! Thank you for listening.
Starting with Orange County, we've got a moderate rip current risk today, so ride those waves carefully. Expect surf heights of 2 to 4 feet with no thunderstorms in sight. The water temperature ranges from 59 to 66 degrees, making it perfect for a refreshing dip. And check out those tides at Newport Beach – High at 3.7 feet in the early morning, Low at 0.5 feet around lunchtime, and peaking High at 5.3 feet in the evening. You'll be surfing a mixed south swell from 180 degrees and a west swell from 270 degrees.
Moving on to Sunday, the rip current risk remains moderate with the same surf heights of 2 to 4 feet. No thunderstorms expected, so you're in for a sunny day. Tides at Newport Beach include a Low of 0.5 feet in the wee hours, a High at 3.6 feet in the morning, a Low at 0.9 feet around midday, and a High at 5.8 feet for the evening ride. Get ready to surf those mixed swells from the south and west.
Now, for San Diego County, the rip current risk is also moderate today. Surf heights are matching Orange County at 2 to 4 feet, and the weather looks clear of thunderstorms. Enjoy the water temperature ranging from 61 to 64 degrees. La Jolla tides reach a High at 3.7 feet early morning, a Low at 0.6 feet before noon, a High at 5.2 feet in the evening, and another Low at 0.5 feet near midnight. You'll be catching waves from a mixed southwest and west swell.
Looking ahead to Sunday in San Diego County, expect the rip current risk to stay moderate with similar 2 to 4 feet surf heights. No thunderstorms in the forecast and tides at La Jolla hitting a High at 3.6 feet in the morning, a Low at 0.9 feet at noon, and a High at 5.8 feet in the evening. Surf those mixed south and west swells like a pro!
Remember, always be cautious in the water and keep an eye out for those rip currents, especially with a moderate risk hanging around.
This has been a Quiet Please Studios audio creation with the help of AI. Please subscribe and never miss a Swell! Thank you for listening.