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Southern California Surf Report: Moderate 2-4 Foot Swells, Chilly Waters, and Mixed Swell Patterns This Weekend
Surf's up, wave riders! The Southern California coastline is serving up some moderate conditions that'll keep you on your toes this weekend.
From Orange County to San Diego, we're looking at consistent 2 to 4 foot swells that'll provide some nice riding opportunities for intermediate surfers. Water temperatures are hovering between a chilly 61 to 66 degrees, so grab that wetsuit and prepare for some Pacific Ocean action.
Rip current risk is sitting at moderate across both regions, which means you'll want to stay alert and know your ocean skills. Local beaches are experiencing some interesting swell patterns - Orange County is expecting a south swell rolling in at 200 degrees, while San Diego's got a mixed southwestern swell coming from 220 degrees combined with a west swell at 280 degrees.
Tidal action is pretty dynamic today. Newport Beach and La Jolla will see some significant tide movements with highs reaching around 5.9 to 6.0 feet and lows dipping down to negative 0.5 feet. Early morning and late evening surfers should pay extra attention to these tidal shifts.
The good news is no thunderstorms are in the forecast, so you can leave the lightning concerns at home. Just bring your board, your skills, and a healthy respect for the ocean's moods.
Stay safe, stay stoked, and enjoy those waves!
For more http://www.quietplease.ai
Get the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOta
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI
From Orange County to San Diego, we're looking at consistent 2 to 4 foot swells that'll provide some nice riding opportunities for intermediate surfers. Water temperatures are hovering between a chilly 61 to 66 degrees, so grab that wetsuit and prepare for some Pacific Ocean action.
Rip current risk is sitting at moderate across both regions, which means you'll want to stay alert and know your ocean skills. Local beaches are experiencing some interesting swell patterns - Orange County is expecting a south swell rolling in at 200 degrees, while San Diego's got a mixed southwestern swell coming from 220 degrees combined with a west swell at 280 degrees.
Tidal action is pretty dynamic today. Newport Beach and La Jolla will see some significant tide movements with highs reaching around 5.9 to 6.0 feet and lows dipping down to negative 0.5 feet. Early morning and late evening surfers should pay extra attention to these tidal shifts.
The good news is no thunderstorms are in the forecast, so you can leave the lightning concerns at home. Just bring your board, your skills, and a healthy respect for the ocean's moods.
Stay safe, stay stoked, and enjoy those waves!
For more http://www.quietplease.ai
Get the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOta
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI
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By Inception Point AiSurf's up, wave riders! The Southern California coastline is serving up some moderate conditions that'll keep you on your toes this weekend.
From Orange County to San Diego, we're looking at consistent 2 to 4 foot swells that'll provide some nice riding opportunities for intermediate surfers. Water temperatures are hovering between a chilly 61 to 66 degrees, so grab that wetsuit and prepare for some Pacific Ocean action.
Rip current risk is sitting at moderate across both regions, which means you'll want to stay alert and know your ocean skills. Local beaches are experiencing some interesting swell patterns - Orange County is expecting a south swell rolling in at 200 degrees, while San Diego's got a mixed southwestern swell coming from 220 degrees combined with a west swell at 280 degrees.
Tidal action is pretty dynamic today. Newport Beach and La Jolla will see some significant tide movements with highs reaching around 5.9 to 6.0 feet and lows dipping down to negative 0.5 feet. Early morning and late evening surfers should pay extra attention to these tidal shifts.
The good news is no thunderstorms are in the forecast, so you can leave the lightning concerns at home. Just bring your board, your skills, and a healthy respect for the ocean's moods.
Stay safe, stay stoked, and enjoy those waves!
For more http://www.quietplease.ai
Get the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOta
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI
From Orange County to San Diego, we're looking at consistent 2 to 4 foot swells that'll provide some nice riding opportunities for intermediate surfers. Water temperatures are hovering between a chilly 61 to 66 degrees, so grab that wetsuit and prepare for some Pacific Ocean action.
Rip current risk is sitting at moderate across both regions, which means you'll want to stay alert and know your ocean skills. Local beaches are experiencing some interesting swell patterns - Orange County is expecting a south swell rolling in at 200 degrees, while San Diego's got a mixed southwestern swell coming from 220 degrees combined with a west swell at 280 degrees.
Tidal action is pretty dynamic today. Newport Beach and La Jolla will see some significant tide movements with highs reaching around 5.9 to 6.0 feet and lows dipping down to negative 0.5 feet. Early morning and late evening surfers should pay extra attention to these tidal shifts.
The good news is no thunderstorms are in the forecast, so you can leave the lightning concerns at home. Just bring your board, your skills, and a healthy respect for the ocean's moods.
Stay safe, stay stoked, and enjoy those waves!
For more http://www.quietplease.ai
Get the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOta
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI