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 will shift
to fair around 11 a .m. as the height drops to
two to three plus feet. By noon, winds will start
coming side shore at five miles per hour. Expect
a gradual increase in wind speed through the
afternoon, reaching 10 miles per hour by 3 p
.m. Fest time to ride is at 9 a .m. with a 4
-foot incoming high tide when the West Well is
2 feet at 12 seconds and the offshore wind is
2 mile per hour. The first high tide on Wednesday
will be 5 .5 feet at 10 .15 a .m. followed by
a half -foot low tide at 4 .45. The nearshore
buoy in Delmar reads 63 degrees for the water
temperature. Thursday offers clean conditions
with waves in the range of two to three feet,
ideal for beginners. Friday sees the swell go
to four to five plus feet, maintaining clean
conditions early before winds shift slightly.
Saturday presents six to nine foot waves, but
expect choppy conditions in the afternoon as
winds pick up. making Friday the standout day
for Sir. You can catch full episodes of Sunny
Morning San Diego every weekday on YouTube and
all podcast platforms. Have an amazing day, my
friend.