Surfers and beach lovers buckle up! The Southern California coast is serving up some serious wave action this weekend.
Orange County and San Diego are both bracing for high-intensity surf conditions with rip current risks that demand your full attention. We're looking at surf heights ranging from 3 to 5 feet with potential sets pushing up to 6 feet - perfect for experienced riders but potentially treacherous for casual swimmers.
Today's ocean is showcasing a dynamic mix of swells. In Orange County, expect south wind swells rolling in from 200 degrees intersecting with west swells coming at 270 degrees. San Diego's maritime choreography features similar but slightly angled south swells from 210 degrees dancing with west swells from 280 degrees.
Water temperatures are hovering between 61 and 67 degrees - chilly enough to warrant a decent wetsuit. While thunderstorms aren't in the forecast, the rip current situation is serious. Both regions are flagging a HIGH rip current risk today, which means life-threatening water conditions are likely.
Newport Beach and La Jolla are experiencing dramatic tide shifts throughout the day. Multiple low and high tide cycles will reshape the coastline, creating complex wave patterns that experienced surfers will appreciate but novices should absolutely respect.
Monday brings slight moderation with San Diego dropping to a MODERATE rip current risk and slightly smaller surf around 2 to 4 feet. Orange County maintains its high-energy profile with continued 3 to 5 foot waves.
Bottom line: Proceed with caution, know your skill level, and never surf alone. Stay safe out there, wave riders!
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