Let's get into the surf report with this quick
preview from the podcast. Friday in Del Mar.
This morning, it's looking clean with waves around
2 feet. Conditions stay clean until late morning
when they bump up to 2 plus feet and become fair.
Winds are offshore at 2 to 1 mile per hour early,
shifting to onshore at 3 mile per hour by 11.
Expect the wind to pick up slightly through the
afternoon, reaching seven mile per hour by one.
Best time to ride is at 9 a .m. with a five -foot
incoming high tide when the west -southwest swell
is zero and a half feet at 20 seconds and the
offshore wind is one mile per hour. The first
high tide on Friday will be five and a half feet
at 10 15 a .m. followed by a half -foot low tide
at 545. The nearshore buoy in Del Mar reads 66
degrees for the water temperature. Conditions
remain clean on Saturday, with waves peaking
at 3 plus feet early, ideal for catching a barrel.
By Sunday, expect a steady increase in swell,
maintaining 3 plus feet, with favorable conditions
throughout the morning. Monday sees similar heights,
but just to choppy conditions in the afternoon,
making Sunday the standout day for surf this
period. You can catch full episodes of Sunny
Morning San Diego every weekday on YouTube and
all podcast platforms. Have an amazing day, my
friend.