Surf's up, beach lovers! We're diving into the coastal conditions for Southern California this weekend.
Let's start with Orange County where the waves are looking mellow and inviting. We're seeing a gentle 1 to 3 foot surf with a low rip current risk - which means even novice surfers can enjoy some water time. The water's sitting at a comfortable 63 to 66 degrees, perfect for a wetsuit-optional session.
A sweet south swell is rolling in at 200 degrees today, shifting to 190 degrees for Monday. Tidal patterns at Newport Beach are looking dynamic with four tide changes - kicking off with a low tide at 0.7 feet early morning, climbing to a high of 5.5 feet by mid-morning, then dropping and rising again throughout the day.
Cruising down to San Diego County, the scene looks remarkably similar. One to 3 foot waves with another low rip current risk. Water temperatures are slightly cooler at 60 to 63 degrees, so grab that thin wetsuit. A southwest swell at 220 degrees today will transition to a south swell at 210 degrees on Monday.
La Jolla's tide schedule mirrors Newport's rhythm with similar low and high tide ranges. No thunderstorms are expected, which means clear skies and clean conditions for wave riders.
Bottom line: This weekend offers primo conditions for surfers of all levels. Moderate waves, minimal risks, and comfortable water temperatures make for an epic coastal experience. Grab your board and enjoy the Southern California surf!
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