Let's get into the surf report with this quick
preview from the podcast. Wednesday in Del Mar.
This morning it's looking choppy with waves around
2 to 3 feet. The size bumps slightly to 3 plus
feet by 9 a .m. Winds are offshore at 17 miles
per hour early, shifting to sideshore at 23 miles
per hour by 10 a .m. Expect the conditions to
clean up later with offshore winds dropping to
zero miles per hour by 4 p .m. Best time to ride
is at 3 p .m. with a two -foot outgoing mid -tide
when the southwest swell is seven feet at eight
seconds and the onshore wind is 11 mile per hour.
The first high tide on Wednesday will be five
feet at 1045 a .m. followed by a zero -foot,
low tide at 615. The near shore buoy in Del Mar
reads 63 degrees for the water temperature. Starting
Thursday, expect wave heights around three to
four feet with fair conditions early, but choppy
later as winds shift to the south. Friday sees
a noticeable increase to four to six feet, though
conditions remain choppy throughout the day.
By Saturday, conditions improve significantly
with clean faces in the morning, featuring waves
between five to eight feet, offering the best
surf of the 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.