Let's get into the surf report with this quick
preview from the podcast. Saturday in Del Mar.
This morning it's looking clean with two feet
coming in from the south southwest. Conditions
stay consistent through the morning, but by noon
they shift to fair as the wind turns onshore
at 5 miles per hour. Expect a bit more bump in
the afternoon as winds pick up to 10 miles per
hour. Best time to ride is at 7 a .m. with a
four -foot outgoing mid -tide when the south
-southwest swell is one feet at 15 seconds and
the offshore wind is one mile per hour. The first
low tide on Saturday will be two feet at 1045
a .m. followed by a three and a half foot high
tide at 415. The nearshore buoy in Delmar reads
63 degrees for the water temperature. Saturday
in Carlsbad. This morning it's looking clean
with waves around two to three plus feet. Conditions
remain clean through the morning, but by noon
we'll see the swell bump up to three plus feet
with fair conditions. Winds are currently offshore
at one mile per hour, shifting onshore by late
morning at around four miles per hour. Best time
to ride is at 8 a .m. with the three -foot up
going mid -tide when the south -southwest swell
is 2 feet at 15 seconds, and the side -shore
wind is 0 mile per hour. The first low tide on
Saturday will be 2 feet at 10 .45 a .m., followed
by a 3 .5 -foot high tide at 4 .15. The offshore
buoy in Oceanside reads 64 degrees for the water
temperature. You can catch full episodes of Sunny
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all podcast platforms. Have an amazing day my
friend.