Surfers and beach lovers, buckle up for your coastal forecast! The Pacific is serving up some mellow vibes along Southern California's shores.
Orange County riders can expect a chill day with waves dancing between 1 to 3 feet and occasional sets pushing to 4 feet. The water's hanging at a comfortable 64 to 67 degrees - wetsuit optional but recommended. Swell's rolling in from the 200-degree direction today, shifting slightly to 190 degrees by Wednesday.
Rip current risk? Low and lazy. You'll want to stay alert but not stressed. Newport Beach is seeing some classic tide action with morning and evening low tides bookending two solid high tide moments. Grab your board around 10:19 AM for that perfect mid-morning session.
Heading down to San Diego County, things get slightly more interesting. We're looking at 2 to 4 foot waves with a moderate rip current risk. La Jolla's waters are a touch cooler at 61 to 64 degrees, so definitely pull out that trusty wetsuit. The swell's coming in from 220 degrees today, subtly shifting to 210 degrees Wednesday.
No thunderstorms are crashing this beach party, so expect clean conditions and smooth sailing. Tide-wise, La Jolla mirrors Newport with predictable low and high cycles perfect for timing your water adventure.
Bottom line: Southern California's coastline is serving up a mellow, rideable forecast. Stay safe, read the water, and enjoy those Pacific swells!
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