Catch the wave, surf enthusiasts! This is your coastal conditions report coming straight from the National Weather Service San Diego.
Buckle up for a dynamic couple of days along the Orange County and San Diego coastlines. Today's looking pretty mellow with surf heights hovering between 1 to 3 feet for Orange County and 2 to 4 feet for San Diego. Water temperatures are sitting comfortably in the mid-60s - not too shabby for early November.
But hold onto your board shorts because Thursday is about to get spicy. We're tracking a significant shift in conditions with surf heights ramping up to 3 to 5 feet in Orange County and 4 to 6 feet in San Diego. The real headline? A high rip current risk is brewing late Thursday that demands serious respect.
Mixed swells are rolling in from multiple directions - expect incoming waves from 190 and 270 degrees for Orange County and a consistent 280-degree approach for San Diego. Translation for you wave riders: complex and potentially challenging ocean dynamics are on the horizon.
Tide wise, we're looking at classic Southern California patterns. Newport Beach and La Jolla will experience four tide cycles tomorrow, ranging from low points around 1.5 feet to high points near 7 feet. Morning and evening high tides will offer prime surfing windows.
Bottom line: Today's conditions are beginner-friendly. Thursday? That's for the experienced surfers who know how to read and respect the ocean's moods. Stay alert, check local conditions before paddling out, and never surf alone during high rip current risks.
Stay stoked and stay safe, SoCal surfers!
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