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San Diego, CA Surf Report for 07-26-2024
Hey there, surfers and beachgoers! Are you ready for some sunny surf vibes? Let's dive into the groovy forecast for Orange County Coastal Areas!
Today, the rip current risk is low, so catch those waves worry-free. Surf heights will be around 1 to 3 feet with the chance of local sets reaching up to 4 feet. No thunderstorms are expected, and the water temperature is a mix of 62 to 70 degrees. Keep an eye on the tides at Newport Beach; they'll be as high as 5.1 feet and as low as 0.5 feet throughout the day. Plus, enjoy the south swell from 190 degrees and west swell from 270 degrees rolling in.
Tomorrow's forecast at Newport Beach stays chill with a low rip current risk. Surf heights again at 1 to 3 feet with those occasional 4-foot sets. No thunderstorms on the horizon. Tides will be ranging from 3.8 feet to 1.2 feet. Get ready for the west swell from 270 degrees and south swell from 190 degrees dancing together in the waves.
Remember, a low risk of rip currents means you're in the clear but stay alert. Now, let's head down to San Diego County Coastal Areas for some more sun-soaked surf fun!
Today's forecast offers low rip current risks, just like a beach day should be. Surf heights will be cruising at 1 to 3 feet with some sets up to 4 feet. Thunderstorms aren't crashing the party. The water temperature is a cozy 67 to 71 degrees. Tides at La Jolla will be showing off the high tide at 5.0 feet and a low of 0.5 feet. Expect the west swell from 280 degrees and the south swell from 210 degrees to keep you riding those waves.
Looking ahead to Saturday at La Jolla, low rip current risks continue. The surf heights stick to 1 to 3 feet with occasional 4-foot sets. Thunderstorms remain at bay. Tides range from 3.8 feet high to 1.2 feet low. The west swell from 270 degrees and south swell from 210 degrees will keep you on your toes.
Remember, in the water, always keep an eye out for each other and stay safe. And most importantly, have a blast out there, catching the waves and soaking up the sun!
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.
Today, the rip current risk is low, so catch those waves worry-free. Surf heights will be around 1 to 3 feet with the chance of local sets reaching up to 4 feet. No thunderstorms are expected, and the water temperature is a mix of 62 to 70 degrees. Keep an eye on the tides at Newport Beach; they'll be as high as 5.1 feet and as low as 0.5 feet throughout the day. Plus, enjoy the south swell from 190 degrees and west swell from 270 degrees rolling in.
Tomorrow's forecast at Newport Beach stays chill with a low rip current risk. Surf heights again at 1 to 3 feet with those occasional 4-foot sets. No thunderstorms on the horizon. Tides will be ranging from 3.8 feet to 1.2 feet. Get ready for the west swell from 270 degrees and south swell from 190 degrees dancing together in the waves.
Remember, a low risk of rip currents means you're in the clear but stay alert. Now, let's head down to San Diego County Coastal Areas for some more sun-soaked surf fun!
Today's forecast offers low rip current risks, just like a beach day should be. Surf heights will be cruising at 1 to 3 feet with some sets up to 4 feet. Thunderstorms aren't crashing the party. The water temperature is a cozy 67 to 71 degrees. Tides at La Jolla will be showing off the high tide at 5.0 feet and a low of 0.5 feet. Expect the west swell from 280 degrees and the south swell from 210 degrees to keep you riding those waves.
Looking ahead to Saturday at La Jolla, low rip current risks continue. The surf heights stick to 1 to 3 feet with occasional 4-foot sets. Thunderstorms remain at bay. Tides range from 3.8 feet high to 1.2 feet low. The west swell from 270 degrees and south swell from 210 degrees will keep you on your toes.
Remember, in the water, always keep an eye out for each other and stay safe. And most importantly, have a blast out there, catching the waves and soaking up the sun!
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, surfers and beachgoers! Are you ready for some sunny surf vibes? Let's dive into the groovy forecast for Orange County Coastal Areas!
Today, the rip current risk is low, so catch those waves worry-free. Surf heights will be around 1 to 3 feet with the chance of local sets reaching up to 4 feet. No thunderstorms are expected, and the water temperature is a mix of 62 to 70 degrees. Keep an eye on the tides at Newport Beach; they'll be as high as 5.1 feet and as low as 0.5 feet throughout the day. Plus, enjoy the south swell from 190 degrees and west swell from 270 degrees rolling in.
Tomorrow's forecast at Newport Beach stays chill with a low rip current risk. Surf heights again at 1 to 3 feet with those occasional 4-foot sets. No thunderstorms on the horizon. Tides will be ranging from 3.8 feet to 1.2 feet. Get ready for the west swell from 270 degrees and south swell from 190 degrees dancing together in the waves.
Remember, a low risk of rip currents means you're in the clear but stay alert. Now, let's head down to San Diego County Coastal Areas for some more sun-soaked surf fun!
Today's forecast offers low rip current risks, just like a beach day should be. Surf heights will be cruising at 1 to 3 feet with some sets up to 4 feet. Thunderstorms aren't crashing the party. The water temperature is a cozy 67 to 71 degrees. Tides at La Jolla will be showing off the high tide at 5.0 feet and a low of 0.5 feet. Expect the west swell from 280 degrees and the south swell from 210 degrees to keep you riding those waves.
Looking ahead to Saturday at La Jolla, low rip current risks continue. The surf heights stick to 1 to 3 feet with occasional 4-foot sets. Thunderstorms remain at bay. Tides range from 3.8 feet high to 1.2 feet low. The west swell from 270 degrees and south swell from 210 degrees will keep you on your toes.
Remember, in the water, always keep an eye out for each other and stay safe. And most importantly, have a blast out there, catching the waves and soaking up the sun!
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.
Today, the rip current risk is low, so catch those waves worry-free. Surf heights will be around 1 to 3 feet with the chance of local sets reaching up to 4 feet. No thunderstorms are expected, and the water temperature is a mix of 62 to 70 degrees. Keep an eye on the tides at Newport Beach; they'll be as high as 5.1 feet and as low as 0.5 feet throughout the day. Plus, enjoy the south swell from 190 degrees and west swell from 270 degrees rolling in.
Tomorrow's forecast at Newport Beach stays chill with a low rip current risk. Surf heights again at 1 to 3 feet with those occasional 4-foot sets. No thunderstorms on the horizon. Tides will be ranging from 3.8 feet to 1.2 feet. Get ready for the west swell from 270 degrees and south swell from 190 degrees dancing together in the waves.
Remember, a low risk of rip currents means you're in the clear but stay alert. Now, let's head down to San Diego County Coastal Areas for some more sun-soaked surf fun!
Today's forecast offers low rip current risks, just like a beach day should be. Surf heights will be cruising at 1 to 3 feet with some sets up to 4 feet. Thunderstorms aren't crashing the party. The water temperature is a cozy 67 to 71 degrees. Tides at La Jolla will be showing off the high tide at 5.0 feet and a low of 0.5 feet. Expect the west swell from 280 degrees and the south swell from 210 degrees to keep you riding those waves.
Looking ahead to Saturday at La Jolla, low rip current risks continue. The surf heights stick to 1 to 3 feet with occasional 4-foot sets. Thunderstorms remain at bay. Tides range from 3.8 feet high to 1.2 feet low. The west swell from 270 degrees and south swell from 210 degrees will keep you on your toes.
Remember, in the water, always keep an eye out for each other and stay safe. And most importantly, have a blast out there, catching the waves and soaking up the sun!
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.