Surf's up, wave riders! This is your coastal condition check for Southern California, coming in hot from the National Weather Service.
Let's break down what Mother Nature's cooking up along our stunning coastline. Orange County's looking mellow with waves hovering between 1 to 3 feet today, potentially reaching 4-foot sets. San Diego County's bringing slightly more energy with 2 to 4-foot swells. Both regions are sporting comfortable water temperatures in the mid-60s - perfect for those who like it crisp but not cold.
Rip current action is keeping things interesting. Orange County's sitting pretty with a low risk, but San Diego's throwing a moderate risk curveball today. Surfers and ocean lovers - stay alert and know your limits.
Tide charts are showing some sweet windows for ocean adventures. Newport Beach and La Jolla both have high tides rolling in around 2:14-2:26 PM, with low tides dipping to barely half a foot after sunset. Pro tip: these transition periods can create some epic wave conditions.
Swell direction is looking consistent, coming in from 270-280 degrees - basically a clean west-northwest approach that should provide some smooth riding. No thunderstorm drama on the horizon, so conditions remain clean and predictable.
Wednesday's forecast suggests things will mellow out even more - smaller waves, lower rip current risks. But as always in ocean sports, respect the water, check local conditions before heading out, and paddle safe.
Catch you on the waves, Southern California!
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