Let's get into the surf report with this quick
preview from the podcast. Tuesday in Del Mar.
It's looking choppy this morning with waist to
chest high sets rolling in. Weights hold around
four to five feet throughout the morning, providing
challenging conditions. Expect the winds to remain
onshore at 16 to 21 mile per hour, which will
keep things bumpy as the day progresses. Keep
an eye out for occasional head -high sets later
on. Best time to ride is at 2 p .m. with a 3
-foot outgoing high tide, when the west swell
is 7 feet at 7 seconds and the onshore wind is
17 mph. The first low tide Tuesday will be minus
1 foot at 6 .15 a .m., with a 3 .5 -foot high
tide at 12 .30. The near -shore buoy in Del Mar
reads 59 degrees for the water temperature. Wednesday
through Friday will experience choppy conditions
with significant 26 mph winds on Wednesday, gradually
easing to 12 to 15 mph by Friday. Morning sessions
will remain clean on Wednesday, but become increasingly
bumpy in the afternoons as winds shift to onshore.
Wave Heights will peak at overhead on Wednesday,
then taper to knee -to -thigh high by Friday
afternoon. You can catch full episodes of Sunny
Morning San Diego every weekday on YouTube and
all podcast platforms. Have an amazing day, my
friends.