Let's get into the surf report with this quick
preview from the podcast. Monday in Del Mar,
this morning it's looking clean with two plus
feet waves rolling in. Conditions stay clean
until around 10 a .m. when they drop to two feet
and shift to side shore winds at one mile per
hour. By noon, the surf turns fair as the onshore
winds pick up to five mile per hour, and it stays
choppy through the afternoon. Best time to ride
is at 9 a .m., with a one -foot outgoing low
tide, when the west swell is one and a half feet
at 12 seconds, and the offshore wind is two mile
per hour. The first low tide on Monday will be
one foot at 10 .15 a .m. followed by a two and
a half foot high tide at 430. The nearshore buoy
in Delmar reads 62 degrees for the water temperature.
Conditions remain clean with waves around one
foot on Tuesday, ideal for beginners. Wednesday
sees similar one foot surf, but with slightly
choppy conditions in the afternoon. Thursday
brings a significant increase, with waste building
to three to five feet in clean conditions early.
making it the standout day 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.