Let's get into the surf report with this quick
preview from the podcast. Wednesday in Del Mar.
This morning it's looking clean with three plus
feet waves rolling in. Conditions hold steady
at two to three plus feet until late morning
when they drop slightly to two to three feet.
Winds are offshore at three miles per hour now
but will shift to onshore at eight miles per
hour by noon. Best time to ride is at 6 a .m.
with a five -foot incoming high tide when the
West Northwest swell is 2 feet at 12 seconds
and the offshore wind is 3 mile per hour. The
first high tide on Wednesday will be 6 feet just
after 730 a .m. followed by a half -foot low
tide just before 3. The nearshore buoy in Del
Mar reads 65 degrees for the water temperature.
Conditions start off clean with waves around
2 to 3 feet on Thursday, but become choppy later
in the day. Friday sees a solid increase with
fair to clean sets reaching 3 plus feet, especially
in the morning. Saturday maintains size at 4
to 5 plus feet, though afternoon winds create
choppy conditions, making Friday the standout
day for surf. You can catch full episodes of
Sunny Morning San Diego every weekday on YouTube
and all podcast platforms. Have an amazing day,
my friend.