Good morning, this is your Northern California surf forecast for Monday, April 27th, 2026.

If you're thinking about hitting the waves today, conditions are looking pretty decent across most of the coast. Let's break down what Mother Ocean has in store for us.

Starting up north in Sonoma and Marin County, the surf is firing with northwest-facing beaches seeing five to eight feet of swell. If you're chasing bigger waves, that's where you want to be. South-facing beaches are more modest at three to five feet. Expect partly cloudy skies and temperatures in the low fifties to mid-sixties, with northwest winds starting at ten miles per hour and bumping up to thirteen by afternoon.

Moving down to San Francisco and San Mateo County, the surf is running four to seven feet with water temperatures hovering around 57 degrees. The slight chance of rain mentioned shouldn't chase you away, and those northwest winds are lighter here, starting at eight and topping out at eleven. Still partly cloudy conditions with similar temperatures to the north.

Santa Cruz County is offering a nice medium ground with three to six feet of swell and water temperatures between 57 and 58 degrees. There's that slight chance of rain here too, but it looks minimal. Winds are lighter, starting at six miles per hour and reaching eleven by afternoon.

Down in Monterey Bay and Big Sur, the swell is smaller at two to four feet today, though water temperatures are holding steady around 58 degrees. This is the calmest zone on the coast if you're looking for easier paddle-outs. Winds are also the lightest here.

Looking ahead to Tuesday, the pattern shifts slightly. Swell is expected to ease across most locations, running three to six feet in most spots. Water conditions should remain stable, and we're looking at better weather overall with mostly sunny skies down south in the Monterey area. Winds will ease further, and temperatures will climb a bit higher, ranging from the mid-fifties in the north to the low seventies down south.

Remember to check with local authorities regarding any beach closures, and get out there and enjoy what should be a solid Monday of California surfing.

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Good morning, this is your Northern California surf zone forecast for Sunday and Monday, April twenty-sixth and twenty-seventh.

Starting with Sonoma and Marin County, we're looking at moderate conditions today with three to five foot surf and northwest winds at twelve miles per hour. Temperatures will range from fifty-two to sixty-four degrees under partly cloudy skies. Monday brings a significant bump in activity, especially for northwest-facing beaches which will see five to eight foot waves. South-facing breaks will stay smaller at two to four feet. Winds shift to a light northwest flow at ten to twelve miles per hour with highs reaching fifty-two to sixty-six degrees.

Moving down the coast to San Francisco and San Mateo County, today features three to six foot surf with westerly winds at ten miles per hour. Water temperatures hover around fifty-seven degrees. This is a decent setup if you're in the area. Monday gets interesting with west-facing beaches seeing four to seven foot waves while south-facing spots stay in the two to four foot range. The wind becomes lighter from the northwest at just eight miles per hour, and expect highs between fifty-four and sixty-six degrees.

Santa Cruz County shows three to six foot surf today with northwest winds at ten miles per hour and water temps between fifty-seven and fifty-eight degrees. Monday maintains similar conditions with three to six foot waves, consistent with today's setup. Winds stay light and northwesterly while temperatures range from fifty-five to sixty-seven.

Finally, Monterey Bay and Big Sur starts smaller today with two to four foot surf and westerly winds becoming moderate at twelve miles per hour. Water temperature sits at fifty-seven degrees. Monday sees an uptick to three to five foot waves with very light winds early that build to ten miles per hour by afternoon. Highs reach fifty-seven to sixty-seven degrees.

Overall, expect a nice transition from Sunday to Monday with improving conditions, especially on north and west-facing exposures. No thunderstorms are expected, and water temperatures are comfortable in the upper fifties. Check with local authorities regarding any beach closures before heading out. Stay safe out there.

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Good evening, this is your Northern and Central California surf forecast for the weekend of April 25th and 26th.

Let's start up north in Sonoma and Marin County. Saturday looks solid with three to six foot waves keeping things fun and manageable. Expect mostly cloudy skies with highs ranging from the mid-50s to low 60s, and a light westerly breeze at eight miles per hour. The water temperature data isn't available, but conditions look pleasant overall. Sunday brings a slight decrease in swell to three to five feet with partly cloudy skies and temperatures in the low to mid-60s as northwest winds pick up to ten to twelve miles per hour.

Moving down to San Francisco and San Mateo County, Saturday mirrors the northern forecast with three to six foot waves and mostly cloudy conditions. Water temperature sits right around fifty-nine degrees, so a decent wetsuit will keep you comfortable. Highs reach into the low 60s with a light southwest wind. Sunday maintains the three to six foot range with partly cloudy skies and a slight chance of rain developing. Temperatures climb to the mid-60s with northwest winds again becoming stronger.

Santa Cruz County offers similar three to six foot conditions on Saturday with mostly cloudy skies and a slight chance of showers. Water temps run fifty-eight to fifty-nine degrees, and highs stay in the low 60s. Sunday brings a three to six foot swell with part cloudy skies and an increasing chance of rain as west winds hold around ten miles per hour.

Finally, Monterey Bay and Big Sur shows slightly smaller waves at three to five feet Saturday with mostly cloudy skies and a chance of rain throughout the day. Water temperature matches Santa Cruz at fifty-eight to fifty-nine degrees with highs in the upper-50s to low-60s. Sunday sees swell dropping to two to four feet, partly cloudy skies with rain chances, and temperatures reaching the low to mid-60s.

Overall, it's a fun weekend ahead with decent waves across most breaks, warming temperatures, and mostly light winds making conditions enjoyable. Check with your local authorities regarding any beach closures before heading out.

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Good evening surfers. This is your Northern and Central California Surf Zone Forecast for Friday April 24th and Saturday the 25th.

Let's start up north in Sonoma and Marin County where we're looking at some solid conditions for both days. Friday is shaping up nicely with five to eight foot surf and mostly cloudy skies. Temperatures will range from the mid 50s to mid 60s with light northwest winds at eleven miles per hour. Water temperature data is unavailable, so bring a wetsuit to be safe. The tides will offer a minus point three foot low at 12:43 PM, which could be interesting for sandbar development. Saturday stays consistent with the same five to eight foot surf and mostly cloudy conditions. It'll be slightly cooler in the low 60s, with lighter southwest winds at eight miles per hour. No thunderstorms expected either day.

Moving down the coast to San Francisco and San Mateo County. Friday looks great with five to eight foot waves and mostly cloudy skies. Water temperature sits around a pleasant 57 degrees. Winds stay light out of the northwest at eight to ten miles per hour, and highs will be in the upper 50s to mid 60s. Saturday sees a slight decrease in surf dropping to three to six feet, so it's worth noting if you're chasing size. There's a slight chance of rain expected, so keep an eye on conditions. Temperature drops a couple degrees to the low to mid 60s.

Santa Cruz County is looking fantastic both days. Friday brings four to seven foot surf with partly cloudy skies and water temperature around 58 degrees. Winds are light out of the northwest at nine to eleven miles per hour, and you're looking at highs in the upper 50s to mid 60s. Saturday holds solid with the same four to seven foot surf, though clouds increase and there's a chance of rain in the forecast. Winds shift to the west at six to ten miles per hour, and it'll be slightly cooler in the low to mid 60s.

Finally, Monterey Bay and Big Sur are calling with smaller but clean conditions. Friday features three to six foot surf under partly cloudy skies with water temperature around 58 degrees. Light northwest winds five to eleven miles per hour and highs in the upper 50s to upper 60s make for pleasant beach time. Saturday the surf drops to three to five feet with mostly cloudy skies and a slight chance of rain. Southwest winds remain light at five to ten miles per hour with highs in the upper 50s to low 60s.

Overall, Friday looks like your best bet for clean, consistent waves across the region. Saturday will still be worth checking out, though we'll see slightly smaller surf in some areas and increased cloud cover with a chance of rain. No thunderstorms are expected anywhere, so you're clear to focus on the swells. Get out there and enjoy the water.

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Good morning, this is your Northern and Central California Surf Zone Forecast for Thursday, April 23rd through Friday, April 24th, 2026.

Starting with Sonoma and Marin County Coastal Areas, conditions today are looking pretty solid with northwest facing beaches offering six to ten foot sets, while south facing breaks will see four to seven footers. The water's temperature reading is unavailable, but you won't need much of a wetsuit anyway with highs reaching the low to upper sixties. Expect partly cloudy skies with northwest winds starting at eleven miles per hour, then increasing to sixteen by this afternoon. Tides will be doing their thing with a high of five point four feet early this morning, followed by a minus half foot low around late morning. That second high tide rolls in at seven sixteen in the evening at four point five feet. Friday looks like a step down in energy with five to eight foot surf across the board, mostly cloudy conditions, and slightly calmer winds holding steady around ten miles per hour.

Moving down the coast to San Francisco and San Mateo County, we're looking at four to seven foot conditions today on a water temperature hovering right around fifty-seven degrees. Winds will be lighter here, starting at eight miles per hour and building to twelve. Those northwest swells will maintain similar intensity Friday with five to eight feet expected, though the overall forecast stays mostly cloudy with light northwest winds. The tidal pattern matches the northern areas with that minus half foot low occurring mid-morning.

Santa Cruz County is in for a similar setup with four to seven foot surf today under partly cloudy skies and water temperatures around fifty-eight degrees. Winds here are light, starting at eight miles per hour and increasing to thirteen. Friday brings a slight shift in the pattern with the surf dropping to four to seven feet and becoming partly cloudy again. The water will be a touch cooler in the mid-fifties.

Finally, down in Monterey Bay and Big Sur, conditions are smaller but still rideable with three to five foot waves today. The water sits at a pleasant fifty-seven degrees, and winds are light, starting from the northeast at just four miles per hour before shifting northwest and bumping up to ten. Friday looks like it'll pump up just slightly to three to six feet as the wind pattern becomes more northwest. High temperatures across the entire region today will range from the mid-fifties to the low seventies, with Friday cooling down slightly to the mid-fifties through mid-sixties.

No thunderstorms are expected anywhere in the forecast zone, so you'll have clear skies to work with. Remember to check with your local authorities regarding any potential beach closures before heading out. Overall, this is a nice late April swell window with decent consistency through Friday. Get out there and enjoy it.

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Good morning, this is your Northern and Central California surf forecast for Thursday, April 23rd through Friday.

Starting up north in Sonoma and Marin County, we're looking at some solid surf today. Northwest facing beaches are expecting six to ten footers, while south facing breaks will see four to seven feet. The wind is picking up from the northwest, starting at eleven miles per hour this morning and climbing to sixteen by afternoon. Temperatures will range from the low fifties to near seventy, and we've got partly cloudy skies throughout the day. The tides are working in our favor with a low of minus half a foot around midday, which should help expose some sandbars. Come Friday, conditions ease down to five to eight feet with lighter winds around ten miles per hour and mostly cloudy skies.

Moving down the coast to the San Francisco and San Mateo County areas, today's bringing four to seven foot surf with water temperatures hovering around fifty seven degrees. Winds are lighter here, starting at eight miles per hour and building to twelve. You're looking at temperatures in the mid-fifties to upper sixties with partly cloudy conditions. The tides offer that same minus half foot low mid-morning. Friday looks similar with five to eight foot waves and even lighter winds.

Over in Santa Cruz County, we've got four to seven foot waves today with water temps near fifty eight degrees. The wind starts at eight and builds to thirteen miles per hour out of the northwest. High temperatures should reach the upper fifties to low seventies, making it a pretty pleasant day at the beach. Friday backs down slightly to four to seven feet with warmer, partly cloudy skies.

Finally, down at Monterey Bay and Big Sur, conditions are more modest with three to five foot surf today. Water temperatures are around fifty seven degrees. The wind is light, starting from the northeast at four miles per hour and eventually shifting to the northwest at ten. Temperatures here are pleasant, ranging from the upper fifties to low seventies. Come Friday, you might see a bit more energy with three to six foot waves.

Overall, this is a solid spring swell across the region with the biggest energy up north. No thunderstorms expected anywhere, so grab your boards and enjoy some quality time in the water. Check with your local authorities on any beach closures, and we'll see you out there.

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Good morning, this is your Northern and Central California Surf Zone Forecast for Wednesday, April 15th, 2026.

Let's start up north in Sonoma and Marin County, where today you're looking at three to six feet of surf with partly cloudy skies. High temperatures will range from 54 to 66 degrees, and northwest winds at 17 miles per hour will keep things moving. The water temperature info is unavailable, but that shouldn't stop you from checking conditions. Tides will bottom out at six-tenths of a foot early this morning around 4:33 AM, then peak at 4.8 feet mid-morning. Expect another low of seven-tenths of a foot in the late afternoon, followed by a higher high tide of 5.6 feet just after 11 PM. No thunderstorms are expected.

Tomorrow in Sonoma and Marin, things are about to get interesting. Northwest-facing beaches will see surf building to six to nine feet, while southwest exposures hold at three to six feet. It'll be mostly sunny with temperatures ranging from 52 to 69 degrees. Winds will increase slightly from 19 to 21 miles per hour out of the northwest. Tides tomorrow show a low of basically at sea level around 5:13 AM, then 4.9 feet at mid-morning, another low at 1.1 feet in the late afternoon, and a nice six-foot high tide just after midnight.

Moving down to San Francisco and San Mateo County, today brings three to six feet of surf with mostly cloudy conditions. Water temperature is around 58 degrees, perfect for a spring session. High temps will be 54 to 66 degrees with northwest winds at 17 miles per hour. The same tide schedule applies here as Sonoma and Marin.

Now Thursday looks exceptional in the San Francisco area. Northwest-facing beaches will be firing with six to ten feet of swell, while southwest-facing spots hold three to six feet. Expect mostly sunny skies with highs between 55 and 71 degrees. Winds will be lighter, ranging from 14 to 18 miles per hour out of the northwest. Tides follow the same pattern, peaking at 4.9 feet in mid-morning and six feet just after eleven PM.

Santa Cruz County is looking solid today with three to six feet of surf and mostly cloudy skies. Water temperature sits at 57 degrees. Highs reach 56 to 70 degrees with light northwest winds starting at 13 miles per hour and building to 17. Tides bottom out at six-tenths of a foot early morning and half a foot in the afternoon, with highs of 4.3 and 5.1 feet respectively.

Thursday in Santa Cruz brings the same excellent pattern we're seeing everywhere else. Northwest-facing breaks will see six to ten feet while southwest exposures produce three to six feet. Mostly sunny conditions with highs between 58 and 71 degrees and northwest winds between 17 and 19 miles per hour. Tides will be virtually flat at the lowest around 4:26 AM, then 4.2 feet mid-morning, another low at nine-tenths of a foot, and a 5.5-foot high tide near 10:30 PM.

Finally, down in Monterey Bay and Big Sur, conditions are more mellow. Today expects three to five feet with partly cloudy sk

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Good morning, surfers! Here's your Northern and Central California surf zone forecast for Tuesday, April 14th through Wednesday.

Starting with Sonoma and Marin County, expect moderate conditions today with surf heights running four to seven feet. It'll be partly cloudy out there with temperatures ranging from 51 to 65 degrees. Winds will be coming from the northwest at 17 miles per hour, increasing to 19 by afternoon. The water temperature is currently unavailable, but conditions look solid for a morning or afternoon session. Tides show a low at 3:53 AM, high at just before 10 AM, another low in the mid-afternoon, and a final high around 10:30 PM.

Moving south to San Francisco and San Mateo County, you're looking at the same four to seven foot surf range today with water temperatures hovering around 56 to 57 degrees. Partly cloudy skies, temperatures between 53 and 64 degrees, and lighter northwest winds at 14 miles per hour. The tide schedule is identical to Marin County, so plan your day accordingly.

Santa Cruz County is your premium destination today. Expect slightly larger surf with five to eight foot waves and warmer water at 57 to 58 degrees. Temperatures will reach the mid to upper 50s and 60s with light northwest winds starting at 12 miles per hour. This is your best bet for a quality session right now.

Down in Monterey Bay and Big SUR, conditions are a bit more mellow with three to six foot surf and water temperatures around 59 degrees. Light winds starting at just 6 miles per hour will give you some glassy periods early, though they'll increase to 13 by afternoon. High temperatures will be in the upper 50s to upper 60s.

Tomorrow looks to be a transition day across the board. Surf will be smaller, dropping to three to six feet in most areas, with Monterey Bay backing off to just two to four feet. Expect mostly cloudy conditions and light northwest to north winds. Temperatures will be similarly warm, and there's no thunderstorm potential either day.

Get out there and enjoy what looks like a beautiful spring swell!

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Good morning, this is your Northern and Central California Surf Zone Forecast for Monday, April 13th, 2026.

Conditions are shaping up nicely across the coast today with moderate swell and pleasant weather. Let's break down what you can expect at your favorite breaks.

Starting in Sonoma and Marin County, surfers are looking at five to eight foot waves with mostly sunny skies and highs between fifty-two and sixty-five degrees. Winds will be light out of the northwest, starting at six miles per hour and picking up to around twelve by afternoon. Water temperature data is unavailable for the area, so bring a wetsuit just to be safe. Low tide hits at three thirteen in the morning and again at three eighteen in the afternoon, with high tides at eight fifty-nine in the morning and ten ten at night.

Moving down the coast to San Francisco and San Mateo County, conditions remain solid with the same five to eight foot swell. Expect partly cloudy skies today with highs in the low to mid sixties. The water here is sitting around fifty-seven degrees, so a good spring suit should do the trick. Winds stay light out of the northwest, around five miles per hour becoming eleven. Tides mirror the northern zones with lows at three thirteen and three eighteen, and highs at eight fifty-nine in the morning and ten ten at night.

Santa Cruz County is also firing with five to eight foot faces and partly cloudy conditions. Highs will range from fifty-five to sixty-six degrees with water temps between fifty-seven and fifty-eight degrees. Winds start at five miles per hour from the north and build to twelve by afternoon. Tides here shift slightly earlier, with low tide at two fourteen in the morning and two thirty-five in the afternoon.

Down at Monterey Bay and Big Sur, the swell drops slightly to four to seven feet, but conditions remain favorable. Water temperature holds at fifty-eight degrees with partly cloudy skies and highs between fifty-seven and sixty-six. Light north winds increasing to eleven miles per hour round out the forecast.

Looking ahead to Tuesday, expect a general decrease in swell heights across the board. Sonoma and Marin will see four to seven foot waves with northwesterly winds at seventeen miles per hour. San Francisco and San Mateo County drops to four to seven feet with fourteen mile per hour northwesterly winds. Santa Cruz maintains four to seven foot conditions with twelve mile per hour northwest winds. Monterey Bay tapers to three to five feet with lighter northwest winds between eight and eleven miles per hour.

All areas show partly cloudy skies on Tuesday with no thunderstorm potential. Highs will be in the fifties to mid-sixties across the board.

Please remember to check with local authorities regarding any beach closures before heading out. Stay safe, have fun, and we'll see you in the lineup.

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Good morning surfers, this is your Northern and Central California surf forecast for Sunday, April 12th through Monday, April 13th, 2026.

Let's start up north in Sonoma and Marin County where we're looking at some solid swell on Sunday. Northwest facing beaches will see eight to twelve feet of action, while southwest facing spots are pumping in the eleven to fifteen foot range. There's a slight chance of thunderstorms rolling through, so keep an eye on the sky. You'll want a light jacket with temperatures reaching into the low to mid fifties, and the wind will be pushing from the west at around sixteen miles per hour, easing down to thirteen as the day goes on. We've got a pretty small low tide of two and a half feet early in the morning at two thirty, followed by a high of four point six feet near eight in the morning.

Heading down to San Francisco and San Mateo counties, things are looking equally impressive. Northwest facing beaches are also running eight to twelve feet, but the southwest exposures here are getting more juice with twelve to sixteen footers. This zone has a better chance of thunderstorms compared to Marin, so definitely stay weather aware. The water is a cool fifty seven degrees, so don't forget that wetsuit. Temperatures will be similar, reaching into the low sixties, but the wind here is coming from the southwest at a slightly stronger twenty one miles per hour, dropping to eighteen by afternoon. Tides follow a similar pattern with that early morning low and a high around eight in the morning.

Moving south to Santa Cruz County, we're still looking at solid Sunday conditions. Northwest facing beaches offer eight to twelve feet while southwest facing spots deliver eleven to fifteen footers. Water temperature is a bit warmer here at fifty seven to fifty eight degrees, and there's just a slight chance of thunderstorms. High temperatures reach into the low to mid sixties with southwest winds at nineteen miles per hour easing to seventeen. The low tide here occurs a bit earlier around one twenty five in the morning.

Finally, down in Monterey Bay and Big Sur, we're seeing some of the best looking conditions. Expect consistent nine to thirteen foot faces across the board on Sunday. The water temperatures match Santa Cruz at fifty seven to fifty eight degrees, and there's a slight chance of thunderstorms. It'll be pleasantly mild with highs in the mid fifties to low sixties, with southwest winds holding steady at eighteen miles per hour.

Now looking ahead to Monday, conditions are going to settle down considerably across all zones. The swell drops significantly everywhere, ranging from just four to nine feet depending on your location. Monterey Bay will see the smallest waves at four to seven feet, while San Francisco and San Mateo counties get six to nine footers. Sonoma and Marin will see five to eight feet, and Santa Cruz will split the difference at five to eight feet as well. The good news is the thunderstorm threat complete

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