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San Francisco, CA Sonoma and Marin County Coastal areas Surf Report for 05-06-2025
Hey surf fam, get ready for some epic coastal conditions coming our way!
Northern and Central California are serving up a tasty wave forecast that'll have you itching to hit the beach. Let's break it down zone by zone.
Sonoma and Marin County surfers are in for a treat with northwest facing beaches pumping out massive 6 to 10-foot swells. Southwest beaches will see respectable 4 to 7-foot waves that'll keep intermediate riders stoked. Expect partly cloudy skies with temperatures dancing between a cool 53 and a comfortable 73 degrees. Winds will be cruising southwest at a mellow 8 miles per hour.
Heading down to San Francisco and San Mateo, you're looking at solid 6 to 9-foot waves with water temps hovering around a brisk 53 degrees. The weather's keeping it chill with partly cloudy conditions and temperatures ranging from 56 to 71. Wind will be playing nice from the south.
Santa Cruz County is bringing some diversity with northwest beaches rocking 6 to 9-foot waves and southwest beaches offering more modest 3 to 5-foot sets. Temperatures will sit comfortably between 56 and 66 degrees with southeast winds keeping things interesting.
Monterey Bay and Big Sur are serving up a more relaxed 4 to 7-foot surf with water temperatures a bit warmer at 57 to 58 degrees. Expect partly cloudy skies and temperatures between 56 and 70.
Pro tip: Always check local beach conditions and potential closures before paddling out. Stay safe, stay stoked, and catch those waves!
Northern and Central California are serving up a tasty wave forecast that'll have you itching to hit the beach. Let's break it down zone by zone.
Sonoma and Marin County surfers are in for a treat with northwest facing beaches pumping out massive 6 to 10-foot swells. Southwest beaches will see respectable 4 to 7-foot waves that'll keep intermediate riders stoked. Expect partly cloudy skies with temperatures dancing between a cool 53 and a comfortable 73 degrees. Winds will be cruising southwest at a mellow 8 miles per hour.
Heading down to San Francisco and San Mateo, you're looking at solid 6 to 9-foot waves with water temps hovering around a brisk 53 degrees. The weather's keeping it chill with partly cloudy conditions and temperatures ranging from 56 to 71. Wind will be playing nice from the south.
Santa Cruz County is bringing some diversity with northwest beaches rocking 6 to 9-foot waves and southwest beaches offering more modest 3 to 5-foot sets. Temperatures will sit comfortably between 56 and 66 degrees with southeast winds keeping things interesting.
Monterey Bay and Big Sur are serving up a more relaxed 4 to 7-foot surf with water temperatures a bit warmer at 57 to 58 degrees. Expect partly cloudy skies and temperatures between 56 and 70.
Pro tip: Always check local beach conditions and potential closures before paddling out. Stay safe, stay stoked, and catch those waves!
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By Quiet. PleaseHey surf fam, get ready for some epic coastal conditions coming our way!
Northern and Central California are serving up a tasty wave forecast that'll have you itching to hit the beach. Let's break it down zone by zone.
Sonoma and Marin County surfers are in for a treat with northwest facing beaches pumping out massive 6 to 10-foot swells. Southwest beaches will see respectable 4 to 7-foot waves that'll keep intermediate riders stoked. Expect partly cloudy skies with temperatures dancing between a cool 53 and a comfortable 73 degrees. Winds will be cruising southwest at a mellow 8 miles per hour.
Heading down to San Francisco and San Mateo, you're looking at solid 6 to 9-foot waves with water temps hovering around a brisk 53 degrees. The weather's keeping it chill with partly cloudy conditions and temperatures ranging from 56 to 71. Wind will be playing nice from the south.
Santa Cruz County is bringing some diversity with northwest beaches rocking 6 to 9-foot waves and southwest beaches offering more modest 3 to 5-foot sets. Temperatures will sit comfortably between 56 and 66 degrees with southeast winds keeping things interesting.
Monterey Bay and Big Sur are serving up a more relaxed 4 to 7-foot surf with water temperatures a bit warmer at 57 to 58 degrees. Expect partly cloudy skies and temperatures between 56 and 70.
Pro tip: Always check local beach conditions and potential closures before paddling out. Stay safe, stay stoked, and catch those waves!
Northern and Central California are serving up a tasty wave forecast that'll have you itching to hit the beach. Let's break it down zone by zone.
Sonoma and Marin County surfers are in for a treat with northwest facing beaches pumping out massive 6 to 10-foot swells. Southwest beaches will see respectable 4 to 7-foot waves that'll keep intermediate riders stoked. Expect partly cloudy skies with temperatures dancing between a cool 53 and a comfortable 73 degrees. Winds will be cruising southwest at a mellow 8 miles per hour.
Heading down to San Francisco and San Mateo, you're looking at solid 6 to 9-foot waves with water temps hovering around a brisk 53 degrees. The weather's keeping it chill with partly cloudy conditions and temperatures ranging from 56 to 71. Wind will be playing nice from the south.
Santa Cruz County is bringing some diversity with northwest beaches rocking 6 to 9-foot waves and southwest beaches offering more modest 3 to 5-foot sets. Temperatures will sit comfortably between 56 and 66 degrees with southeast winds keeping things interesting.
Monterey Bay and Big Sur are serving up a more relaxed 4 to 7-foot surf with water temperatures a bit warmer at 57 to 58 degrees. Expect partly cloudy skies and temperatures between 56 and 70.
Pro tip: Always check local beach conditions and potential closures before paddling out. Stay safe, stay stoked, and catch those waves!