Good morning surfers, here's your Northern and Central California surf forecast for Wednesday and Thursday.

Starting with Sonoma and Marin County, expect four to seven foot waves on Wednesday with mostly cloudy skies and a chance of rain. Southwest winds at eleven to thirteen miles per hour will keep conditions manageable. The water will be cool, so bring a good wetsuit. High temps topping out in the mid fifties to low sixties. Tides show a low early morning around six AM, then a high at midday around noon.

Thursday brings bigger waves to Sonoma and Marin with six to nines feet of swell. Partly cloudy skies with no rain expected. Northwest winds will pick up throughout the day from sixteen to twenty-one miles per hour. Temperatures staying in the fifty to mid-sixties range.

San Francisco and San Mateo County looking smaller Wednesday with three to five foot waves and water temps around fifty-five to fifty-six degrees. Mostly cloudy with a chance of rain, southwest winds at fourteen miles per hour. Thursday improves significantly with four to seven foot waves under mostly sunny skies. Northwest winds increasing to eighteen to twenty-one miles per hour. Temperatures hovering in the mid-fifties to upper sixties.

Santa Cruz County shows three to five foot waves Wednesday with mostly cloudy conditions and a chance of rain. Southwest winds at thirteen miles per hour with water temps at fifty-four to fifty-five degrees. Thursday steps up with four to seven foot waves and partly cloudy skies. A slight chance of rain remains. Northwest winds ramping up to nineteen to twenty-three miles per hour. Highs reaching fifty-four to sixty-eight degrees.

Finally, Monterey Bay and Big Sur stay smaller, with one to three footers Wednesday under mostly cloudy skies and a chance of rain. South winds at eleven to sixteen miles per hour with water temps around fifty-eight degrees. Thursday sees a bump to two to four foot waves. Partly cloudy with a chance of rain. Northwest winds twelve to nineteen miles per hour. Highs in the upper fifties to mid-sixties.

Overall, Thursday shapes up as the better day with improving conditions and more swell moving in. Be safe out there and check with local authorities for any beach closures.

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Good morning, this is your Northern and Central California Surf Zone Forecast for Tuesday, March 31st through Wednesday, April 1st, 2026.

Let's start up north in Sonoma and Marin County where we're looking at three to five foot surf today with mostly cloudy skies and a chance of rain. High temperatures will range from the low 50s to the upper 60s with southerly winds at eight miles per hour. The water temperature data is unavailable, but you can expect cool conditions typical for late March. Tides will see a low of point eight feet early this morning around five o'clock, followed by a high of just over five feet near eleven in the morning. Tonight we drop to point three feet before climbing back to five and a half feet just before midnight.

Wednesday the Sonoma and Marin coast should see a slight uptick with three to six foot surf, though conditions will be mostly cloudy with rain moving in. Highs will be slightly cooler, ranging from 52 to 63 degrees, with south winds increasing from nine to eleven miles per hour.

Moving south to San Francisco and San Mateo County, expect three to six foot surf today with the same mostly cloudy conditions and chance of rain. Highs are a bit warmer here, reaching 55 to 68 degrees, while the water temperature sits around 56 degrees. South to southeast winds will start at eight miles per hour and pick up to ten by afternoon. The tidal pattern matches what we saw up north.

Wednesday looks nearly identical with three to six foot surf, though rain becomes likely rather than just a chance. Temperatures will range from 53 to 67 degrees with increasing south winds from nine to twelve miles per hour.

Down in Santa Cruz County, expect three to five foot surf today with mostly cloudy skies and rain likely on the agenda. Water temperatures are cool at 54 to 55 degrees with highs in the upper 50s to mid 60s. South winds stay light at nine miles per hour. Wednesday brings a bit of a downgrade to two to four foot surf with continued rain chances and gradually increasing winds from six to ten miles per hour.

Finally, in Monterey Bay and Big Sur, we're looking at the smallest waves of the forecast zone with two to four foot surf today. The good news is the water here is the warmest we've seen so far at 58 to 59 degrees. Rain is likely with mostly cloudy conditions and highs from 57 to 68 degrees. Southeast winds start light at six miles per hour and build to ten by afternoon.

Wednesday in Monterey Bay maintains the two to four foot pattern with mostly cloudy skies and just a chance of rain, making it the driest forecast in our zone. Temperatures hold steady from 57 to 67 degrees as south winds increase from six to eleven miles per hour.

Overall, this is a smaller swell event with consistent conditions across the board. Please check with your local authorities regarding any potential beach closures before heading out. Have a great day on the water.

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Good evening, this is your Northern and Central California surf zone forecast for Monday and Tuesday, March 30th and 31st.

Starting with Sonoma and Marin County coastal areas, expect four to seven foot surf Monday with mostly cloudy skies and temperatures ranging from 53 to 76 degrees. Winds will be light out of the northwest at 10 miles per hour, and there's no thunderstorm potential in the forecast. The tidal range Monday includes a low of 1.3 feet early in the morning around 4:22 AM, followed by a high of 5.3 feet at mid-morning, then another low near zero feet in the late afternoon and a high of 5.4 feet after 11 PM.

Moving to San Francisco and San Mateo County, conditions are slightly smaller with three to six foot waves Monday. Water temperatures are holding around 55 degrees. Expect mostly cloudy skies with highs between 55 and 77 degrees and light northwest winds increasing to around 9 miles per hour. Tides there will follow a similar pattern to Marin County.

Down in Santa Cruz County, we're looking at three to six foot surf with water temperatures between 55 and 56 degrees. It'll be mostly cloudy with highs reaching 58 to 77 degrees and light winds becoming northwest at 9 miles per hour. Rain is expected to move in by Tuesday, becoming likely throughout the day.

Finally, at Monterey Bay and Big Sur, we have the smallest surf of the region with two to four foot waves Monday. Water temperatures are slightly warmer, ranging from 56 to 58 degrees. It'll be mostly cloudy with highs between 60 and 77 degrees and very light winds increasing to 8 miles per hour from the west.

Tuesday brings changes across the region. All areas see a decrease in surf heights as we transition to smaller, more diminished conditions. Expect three to five foot waves at Sonoma and Marin, three to five feet in San Francisco and San Mateo, three to five feet in Santa Cruz, and only one to three feet at Monterey Bay. Rain becomes more prevalent Tuesday, particularly in the Santa Cruz and Monterey Bay areas where rain is likely. Temperatures will moderate slightly, ranging from 52 to 68 degrees depending on your location. Winds shift to light southeasterly directions across most zones.

Overall, Monday offers your best window for water activities with decent swell, mostly dry conditions, and manageable winds. Tuesday brings cooling conditions and increasing rain chances, especially south of Santa Cruz. Plan accordingly and always check with local authorities regarding any potential beach closures. This has been your Northern and Central California surf zone forecast.

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Good morning! Here's your Northern and Central California surf zone forecast for Sunday, March 29th through Monday, March 30th.

Starting with Sonoma and Marin County, we're looking at a fun swell rolling in today with surf heights between four and seven feet. The wind will be light out of the northwest at nine miles per hour, picking up slightly to twelve by afternoon. Conditions are partly cloudy and mild with highs ranging from the low fifties to low eighties. If you're heading out, plan your timing around the tides. We've got a low at three thirty-three in the morning, a high at nine twenty-eight in the morning, another low at three fifty-eight in the afternoon, and a final high at ten fifty-two at night. Monday's looking pretty similar with the same four to seven foot surf, though mostly cloudy skies and slightly stronger northwest winds at thirteen miles per hour. Highs will be a touch cooler, ranging from the low fifties to low seventies.

Moving down the coast to San Francisco and San Mateo counties, today brings the same four to seven foot swell but with lighter winds starting at just three miles per hour out of the northwest before bumping up to eight. Water temperature here is a refreshing fifty-four degrees. Expect partly cloudy skies and highs between fifty-six and eighty-two degrees. The tide schedule matches what we're seeing to the north. Come Monday, the swell backs off slightly to three to six feet with mostly cloudy conditions and a bit more wind at eight to ten miles per hour. Highs will range from fifty-four to seventy-two.

Santa Cruz County surfers, today's your day with four to seven foot faces and water temperatures between fifty-five and fifty-seven degrees. Winds stay calm at three to eight miles per hour out of the northwest, and you're looking at partly cloudy skies with some warmth in the air. Highs will reach fifty-nine to eighty-five degrees. The tide pattern here differs slightly from the northern zones with an early morning low at two thirty-seven and a high at eight twenty-four. Monday sees the swell dial back to three to six feet with mostly cloudy conditions and similar light winds. Highs will be fifty-eight to seventy-seven.

Finally, Monterey Bay and Big Sur get the most mellow conditions of the forecast. Today brings three to five foot surf in partly cloudy skies with very light northerly winds between three and six miles per hour. Water temperatures run fifty-six to fifty-seven degrees, and highs will reach a pleasant sixty-two to eighty-five degrees. Monday's even smaller at two to four feet with mostly cloudy skies and those same light northerly winds. Highs drop to fifty-nine to seventy-seven degrees.

Overall, it's a great weekend for getting wet across the region with declining swell as we head into the new week. No thunderstorms are expected anywhere, so you can plan your beach days with confidence. Remember to check with your local authorities regarding any potential beach closures before you head o

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Good evening, this is your Northern and Central California surf zone forecast for Saturday and Sunday, March 28th and 29th.

Let's start up north in Sonoma and Marin County where northwest facing beaches are looking pretty solid. Expect six to nine foot waves on Saturday with southwest facing beaches running smaller at three to five feet. Winds will be light out of the north, starting at six miles per hour and picking up to nine by afternoon. The weather stays partly cloudy with some patchy fog, and temperatures will range from the mid-fifties to mid-seventies. Sunday brings four to seven foot surf across the board with northwest winds at ten to fourteen miles per hour. Conditions remain partly cloudy with temperatures hitting between 53 and 79 degrees.

Moving down the coast to San Francisco and San Mateo counties, northwest facing beaches are looking excellent for Saturday with five to eight foot waves, while south facing breaks will be more modest at two to four feet. Water temps sit around 53 degrees, and winds stay super light out of the west at just three miles per hour. Partly cloudy skies with patchy fog and highs from 55 to 74 degrees. Sunday mellows out a bit with consistent four to seven foot surf, light northwest winds, and partly cloudy conditions.

Santa Cruz County is looking fun with four to seven feet on Saturday across the board. Water temperatures are a pleasant 54 to 55 degrees. Light northwest winds and partly cloudy skies with patchy fog round out the picture. Highs hit between 56 and 76. By Sunday, you're still looking at four to seven feet with warmer temperatures reaching into the low eighties.

Finally, down south in Monterey Bay and Big Sur, the surf is a bit more mellow with three to five feet both days. Water temperatures are a toasty 57 to 58 degrees on Saturday, warmest along the coast. Light winds stay southwest Saturday, shifting to northeast by Sunday. Expect partly cloudy skies and temperatures rising into the low eighties on Sunday.

Overall, this looks like a nice stretch with light winds, no thunderstorm potential, and mostly pleasant beach weather. Get out there and enjoy it.

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Good evening surfers, this is your Northern and Central California surf forecast for Friday and Saturday, March 27th and 28th.

Let's start up north in Sonoma and Marin County where things are looking pretty solid. Friday, you're looking at six to ten feet on the northwest facing beaches, with the southwest breaks running three to six feet. It'll be mostly cloudy with temperatures in the mid-50s to low 80s depending on where you are. Winds will be light out of the northwest at 4 to 6 miles per hour, so conditions should stay fairly clean. Saturday, the swell drops slightly to six to nine feet on the northwest exposures, while south facing breaks shrink to two to four feet. Expect partly cloudy skies and similar light winds.

San Francisco and San Mateo County is where you'll find some of the best waves this weekend. Friday morning, northwest facing beaches are serving up six to nine feet with south facing spots in the three to five foot range. Water temperature is holding around 53 degrees. It'll be mostly cloudy with light north winds becoming gentle at six miles per hour. Temperatures will range from the mid-50s to low 80s. Saturday looks slightly smaller with west facing beaches offering five to eight feet and south facing breaks at two to four feet. The wind shifts to a light southwest direction.

Down in Santa Cruz County, Friday brings five to eight feet to the northwest facing beaches with three to five foot waves on the southwest breaks. Water temperatures sit around 54 degrees with partly cloudy conditions. North winds stay light at four to six miles per hour and highs reach the upper 50s to low 80s. Saturday, you're looking at a general four to seven foot swell across the area with partly cloudy skies and similar light winds out of the north.

Finally, down south in Monterey Bay and Big Sur, Friday's swell is a bit more mellow at three to six feet. Water temperature is warmer here, ranging from 56 to 57 degrees. Expect partly cloudy skies with light northwest winds and highs in the low to mid-80s. Saturday dips to three to five feet with partly cloudy conditions continuing and light northeast winds.

Across all zones, there's no thunderstorm activity expected either day. Tidal ranges look pretty standard with some nice low tides in the early afternoon. So whether you're heading out Friday or Saturday, you've got favorable conditions ahead. Stay safe out there and check with your local authorities regarding any potential beach closures. Enjoy the waves.

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Good evening, this is your Northern and Central California surf zone forecast for Thursday, March 26th through Friday, March 27th, 2026.

Let's start up north in Sonoma and Marin County, where surfers are in for a real treat on Thursday. Northwest-facing beaches are going to see some serious swell with waves ranging from nine to thirteen feet, while the southwest-facing breaks will be a bit more mellow at five to eight feet. Expect partly cloudy skies and temperatures ranging from the mid-fifties to the mid-seventies. Winds will be coming out of the northwest at nineteen miles per hour early, then calming to around sixteen by day's end. High tides will reach five and a half feet in the morning around 5:48 AM, with a notable low tide of minus point three feet hitting just after one in the afternoon. Friday brings calmer conditions with six to ten foot surf overall and much lighter northwest winds dropping to just five miles per hour. Temperatures will be similar, and mostly cloudy skies should prevail.

Moving down the coast to San Francisco and San Mateo County, Thursday is shaping up to be excellent for northwest-facing beaches with nine to thirteen foot faces. South-facing breaks will be smaller at four to seven feet. Water temperatures are around fifty-four degrees, so bring appropriate protection. Winds will be moderate from the northwest at fourteen miles per hour, easing to twelve. Friday gets even better with west-facing beaches seeing seven to eleven feet while south-facing spots enjoy five to eight feet of swell. The wind will be very light at just four miles per hour, creating pristine conditions.

Heading to Santa Cruz County, Thursday's forecast shows northwest-facing beaches pumping with eight to twelve feet of swell, with smaller four to seven foot waves on south-facing shores. Water sits at a comfortable fifty-five degrees. The northwest wind at thirteen miles per hour will keep things fun but not too challenging. Expect highs in the upper fifties to eighty degrees. Friday sees a notable drop in swell to five to eight feet across the board, with light winds continuing and mostly cloudy skies.

Finally, Monterey Bay and Big Sur are looking at six to ten feet on west-facing beaches Thursday, with smaller three to five foot waves on south-facing exposures. Water temperatures are slightly warmer at fifty-seven to fifty-eight degrees. It's going to be beautiful out there with only light six mile per hour winds from the northwest. Friday calms things down to five to eight feet with continued light winds and partly cloudy skies. High temperatures will range from the low sixties to near eighty degrees.

Overall, Thursday is your premium swell day across the region with the biggest waves hitting northwest-facing beaches from Sonoma down through Santa Cruz. Friday will see slightly reduced swell but with lighter winds and excellent weather conditions making for a fantastic end to the week. No thunderstorms are expected through Friday, so con

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Good evening, this is your Northern and Central California Surf Zone Forecast for Wednesday and Thursday, March 26th and 27th.

Let's start up north in Sonoma and Marin County, where Wednesday is looking decent with six to nine foot surf. You'll want to be prepared though, as the wind picks up from the northwest, starting at seventeen miles per hour and climbing to twenty-five as the day goes on. Conditions stay partly cloudy with highs in the low fifties to mid-seventies. Thursday brings the real excitement with a significant bump in swell. Northwest-facing beaches will see nine to thirteen feet, while southwest-facing breaks will hold six to nine feet. The wind moderates slightly to twenty-one becoming eighteen miles per hour, keeping things enjoyable under partly cloudy skies.

Moving down the coast to San Francisco and San Mateo County, Wednesday offers four to seven foot waves with lighter winds starting at fourteen miles per hour and building to twenty. Water temps hover around fifty-four degrees. Thursday is where things get really interesting. West-facing beaches will light up with nine to thirteen foot sets, while south-facing beaches see a more modest five to eight feet. Winds stay steady from the northwest in the mid-teens, perfect for quality shape.

Santa Cruz County shows four to seven foot waves Wednesday with water temps between fifty-five and fifty-six degrees. It'll be the warmest day of the forecast with highs reaching the upper seventies. Thursday's swell pumps considerably, delivering eight to twelve feet on west-facing beaches and five to eight feet on south-facing breaks. The wind stays mellow at fourteen becoming eighteen miles per hour from the northwest.

Finally, down in Monterey Bay and Big Sur, Wednesday offers smaller three to five foot surf with warmer water temps between fifty-six and fifty-nine degrees. It's the calmest wind condition of the forecast, starting at just six miles per hour. Thursday shows solid improvement with west-facing beaches picking up six to ten feet and south-facing spots receiving three to five feet. The wind direction actually shifts to the northeast and stays quite light throughout the day.

Overall, Thursday is shaping up to be the premium day of the forecast across the board, so plan accordingly and check with your local authorities regarding any potential beach closures. Enjoy the water.

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Good morning surfers, this is your Northern and Central California surf forecast for Tuesday, March 24th through Wednesday, March 25th.

Let's start up north in Sonoma and Marin County where we're looking at some fun conditions to kick off your Tuesday. Five to eight foot surf is on the menu with mostly sunny skies and light winds out of the northwest at six miles per hour, becoming ten. Water temps are sitting comfortably, and there's no thunderstorm activity expected. High temperatures will range from 54 to 76 degrees, so you might want to bring a light layer. The tidal range looks pretty substantial with a high of six feet early this morning at 3:30 AM and a low of minus point three feet just after ten in the morning.

Now Wednesday things are going to get interesting up there. Northwest facing beaches could see six to ten foot waves, which is a solid bump up from today, while south facing breaks will see three to six feet. Winds will pick up considerably, coming in from the northwest at seventeen miles per hour and gusting to twenty-four. It's going to be a bit cloudier but still mostly dry.

Moving down to San Francisco and San Mateo County, you're looking at five to eight feet today with mostly sunny conditions and light winds starting at four miles per hour and building to ten. Water temperature is holding around 53 degrees, so a good wetsuit is your friend. High temps will range from 56 to 77 degrees depending on your exact location.

Wednesday in this zone, the surf will dial back to three to six feet as the winds pick up to fourteen miles per hour, becoming twenty. Partly cloudy skies will keep things a bit cooler with highs from 55 to 71.

Santa Cruz County is firing a little smaller today with four to seven foot surf, but the water is warmer at 55 to 56 degrees. Expect mostly sunny skies, light north winds becoming twelve miles per hour, and some seriously warm air with highs reaching 59 to 84 degrees depending on where you are along the coast. Wednesday will see that swell drop to three to six feet with partly cloudy conditions and northwest winds picking up to eleven and eighteen miles per hour.

Finally, down in Monterey Bay and Big Sur, we're looking at the smallest swell of the day with three to six foot waves. The water is the warmest we've seen all morning at 57 to 59 degrees, and you're going to get some absolutely beautiful beach weather with light northeast winds and temperatures reaching up to 84 degrees in some spots. Wednesday the swell continues to fade to two to four feet with partly cloudy skies and northwest winds becoming light to moderate.

So there you have it, folks. Tuesday is looking like a fantastic day to get in the water across the board with mostly sunny skies and light winds. Wednesday will bring slightly smaller waves but windier conditions. Please remember to check with your local authorities regarding any potential beach closures before heading out. Stay safe and enjoy those waves.

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Good morning surfers, this is your Northern California surf zone forecast for Monday and Tuesday, March 23rd and 24th.

Starting in Sonoma and Marin County, we're looking at some solid action on the water today. Northwest facing beaches are going to be prime with six to nine foot waves, while southwest facing breaks will be a bit more mellow at three to five feet. Expect partly cloudy skies with highs ranging from the low 50s to low 70s. Winds are coming out of the northwest at 16 miles per hour. Water temperature data is unavailable, but we've got decent tidal movement with a high of 6.1 feet early this morning around 2:40 AM. Tuesday brings more favorable conditions with slightly smaller waves of four to seven feet on northwest facing beaches, mostly sunny skies, and calmer winds dropping to just six miles per hour becoming nine by afternoon. Highs warming to the mid 50s through mid 70s.

Down in San Francisco and San Mateo County, similar conditions are shaping up for today. Northwest facing beaches are serving up six to nine footers while southwest facing beaches offer three to six feet. The water's hovering around 54 degrees with partly cloudy conditions and highs in the mid 50s to low 70s. Light northwest winds at 11 miles per hour keep conditions manageable. Come Tuesday, expect four to seven foot waves across the board with mostly sunny weather and warmer highs in the upper 50s to mid 70s. Winds remain light from the northwest.

Santa Cruz County is looking promising for a longer swell window. Today brings five to eight foot waves on northwest facing beaches with three to five feet on southwest exposures. Water temperatures are slightly warmer here at 54 to 55 degrees. Partly cloudy skies and highs from the upper 50s to low 80s with northwest winds at ten miles per hour gusting to 12. The good news continues into Tuesday with consistent five to eight foot waves, mostly sunny skies, and highs reaching the upper 50s to mid 80s.

Finally, down in Monterey Bay and Big Sur, the waves are a bit smaller today ranging from three to six feet with pleasant partly cloudy conditions and warmer water temperatures of 58 to 59 degrees. Highs will climb into the low 80s with light north winds. Tuesday follows suit with slightly smaller three to five foot waves under mostly sunny skies and continued warmth in the low to mid 80s.

Overall, this is a great window for getting out on the water. No thunderstorms are expected anywhere along the coast, making it safe for water sports. The pattern is mild, the water's fishable, and the waves are consistent. Remember to check with your local authorities regarding any beach closures before heading out. Stay safe and enjoy the surf.

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