Let's get into the surf report with this quick
preview from the podcast. Monday in Del Mar.
It's looking clean this morning with waist to
chest high sets rolling in. Weights hold around
two to three plus feet early on, gradually building
to two to four feet as the morning progresses.
Winds remain offshore at five mile per hour,
keeping conditions favorable for surfers before
shifting sideshore later in the day. Best time
to ride is at 7 a .m. with a zero -foot incoming
low tide when a south -southwest swell is 1 feet
at 18 seconds and the offshore wind is 5 mph.
The first high tide Monday will be 4 foot at
11 .30 a .m. with a 1 foot low tide just before
5. The near -shore buoy in Del Mar reads 60 degrees
for the water temperature. Tuesday through Thursday
will experience choppy conditions with persistent
winds from the west -northwest, creating challenging
surf. Morning sessions may see some relief with
slightly lower winds, but afternoons will intensify.
Wave heights will fluctuate from chest -to -head
high early, dropping to waist -to -stomach high
by Thursday afternoon. yet the choppiness remains
a significant factor throughout you can catch
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