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San Francisco, CA Sonoma and Marin County Coastal areas Surf Report for 05-20-2025
Surf's up, coastal crew! Get ready for some epic wave action along Northern and Central California's stunning coastline.
Tuesday's looking like a northwest swell paradise with serious potential. Sonoma and Marin County beaches are expecting monster northwest waves towering 8 to 12 feet high - perfect for experienced wave riders seeking an adrenaline rush. Southwest facing beaches will be more mellow with 3 to 6 foot swells.
San Francisco and San Mateo coastal zones are serving up similarly impressive conditions. Expect northwest waves ranging 7 to 11 feet with water temperatures hovering around a crisp 53 degrees. Bring that thick wetsuit and your A-game!
Santa Cruz and Monterey Bay are also joining the surf party. Northwest beaches will see impressive 6 to 10 foot waves Tuesday, ramping up to 9 to 13 feet by Wednesday. Monterey Bay's looking at a solid 5 to 8 foot swell with water temperatures a bit warmer at 57 degrees.
Wind conditions across all regions will be predominantly northwest, ranging between 8 to 28 miles per hour. Temperatures will dance between the mid-50s and high-70s, with mostly sunny to partly cloudy skies creating picture-perfect surf conditions.
Pro tip: Check local beach conditions and potential closures before heading out. Stay safe, respect the ocean, and catch those epic waves! Surf's calling - will you answer?
Tuesday's looking like a northwest swell paradise with serious potential. Sonoma and Marin County beaches are expecting monster northwest waves towering 8 to 12 feet high - perfect for experienced wave riders seeking an adrenaline rush. Southwest facing beaches will be more mellow with 3 to 6 foot swells.
San Francisco and San Mateo coastal zones are serving up similarly impressive conditions. Expect northwest waves ranging 7 to 11 feet with water temperatures hovering around a crisp 53 degrees. Bring that thick wetsuit and your A-game!
Santa Cruz and Monterey Bay are also joining the surf party. Northwest beaches will see impressive 6 to 10 foot waves Tuesday, ramping up to 9 to 13 feet by Wednesday. Monterey Bay's looking at a solid 5 to 8 foot swell with water temperatures a bit warmer at 57 degrees.
Wind conditions across all regions will be predominantly northwest, ranging between 8 to 28 miles per hour. Temperatures will dance between the mid-50s and high-70s, with mostly sunny to partly cloudy skies creating picture-perfect surf conditions.
Pro tip: Check local beach conditions and potential closures before heading out. Stay safe, respect the ocean, and catch those epic waves! Surf's calling - will you answer?
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By Quiet. PleaseSurf's up, coastal crew! Get ready for some epic wave action along Northern and Central California's stunning coastline.
Tuesday's looking like a northwest swell paradise with serious potential. Sonoma and Marin County beaches are expecting monster northwest waves towering 8 to 12 feet high - perfect for experienced wave riders seeking an adrenaline rush. Southwest facing beaches will be more mellow with 3 to 6 foot swells.
San Francisco and San Mateo coastal zones are serving up similarly impressive conditions. Expect northwest waves ranging 7 to 11 feet with water temperatures hovering around a crisp 53 degrees. Bring that thick wetsuit and your A-game!
Santa Cruz and Monterey Bay are also joining the surf party. Northwest beaches will see impressive 6 to 10 foot waves Tuesday, ramping up to 9 to 13 feet by Wednesday. Monterey Bay's looking at a solid 5 to 8 foot swell with water temperatures a bit warmer at 57 degrees.
Wind conditions across all regions will be predominantly northwest, ranging between 8 to 28 miles per hour. Temperatures will dance between the mid-50s and high-70s, with mostly sunny to partly cloudy skies creating picture-perfect surf conditions.
Pro tip: Check local beach conditions and potential closures before heading out. Stay safe, respect the ocean, and catch those epic waves! Surf's calling - will you answer?
Tuesday's looking like a northwest swell paradise with serious potential. Sonoma and Marin County beaches are expecting monster northwest waves towering 8 to 12 feet high - perfect for experienced wave riders seeking an adrenaline rush. Southwest facing beaches will be more mellow with 3 to 6 foot swells.
San Francisco and San Mateo coastal zones are serving up similarly impressive conditions. Expect northwest waves ranging 7 to 11 feet with water temperatures hovering around a crisp 53 degrees. Bring that thick wetsuit and your A-game!
Santa Cruz and Monterey Bay are also joining the surf party. Northwest beaches will see impressive 6 to 10 foot waves Tuesday, ramping up to 9 to 13 feet by Wednesday. Monterey Bay's looking at a solid 5 to 8 foot swell with water temperatures a bit warmer at 57 degrees.
Wind conditions across all regions will be predominantly northwest, ranging between 8 to 28 miles per hour. Temperatures will dance between the mid-50s and high-70s, with mostly sunny to partly cloudy skies creating picture-perfect surf conditions.
Pro tip: Check local beach conditions and potential closures before heading out. Stay safe, respect the ocean, and catch those epic waves! Surf's calling - will you answer?