Let's get into the surf report with this quick
preview from the podcast. Friday in Carlsbad.
It's looking clean this morning with needle waist
high sets rolling in. Weights hold around two
to three feet throughout the morning, providing
great conditions. Winds are currently sideshore
at two mile per hour, but expect a shift to onshore
later in the day, creating some bumps as the
wind picks up. Best time to ride is at 8 a .m.
with a 1 -foot outgoing low tide when the south
-southwest swell is 1 .5 feet at 15 seconds and
the offshore wind is 2 mph. The first low tide
Friday will be 0 foot at 11 a .m. with a 3 -foot
high tide at 5 .15. The offshore buoy in Oceanside
reads 58 degrees for the water temperature. Saturday
through Monday will experience choppy conditions,
particularly in the afternoons, with winds ranging
from 7 to 9 mph out of the west. Morning sessions
remain relatively clean, but we'll see increasing
wind speeds, leading to rougher surf. Wave heights
will fluctuate between knee -to -thigh high over
the weekend, gradually rising to waist -high
by Monday, despite the persistent choppiness.
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