Let's get into the surf report with this quick
preview from the podcast. Friday in Del Mar.
It's looking fair this morning with waist to
chest high sets rolling in. Weights hold around
two to four feet throughout the morning, providing
consistent condition. The winds remain on shore
at four mile per hour, keeping things a bit bumpy.
As the day progresses, expect the waves to build
slightly, but the wind will continue to create
some texture on the surface. Best time to ride
is at 6 a .m. with a 3 -foot high tide when the
south -southwest swell is 1 .5 feet at 17 seconds
and the onshore wind is 4 mph. The first high
tide Friday will be 3 foot at 6 .15 a .m. with
a 2 foot low tide at 10 .30. The near -shore
buoy in Del Mar reads 66 degrees for the water
temperature. Saturday through Monday features
clean morning conditions with waist -to -chest
high waves, ideal for catching a barrel. Light
northwest winds under 5 mph create smooth surfaces.
Afternoon sessions turn ferrous winds shift to
west, causing slight bumpiness. Expect choppy
conditions later on Sunday and Monday, but the
mornings remain favorable for longboarders and
beginners. Overall, a solid surf weekend ahead.
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