Let's get into the surf report with this quick
preview from the podcast. This morning it's looking
clean with two feet from the South Southwest
ground swell. Conditions should hold steady through
the day, maintaining that two feet height. Winds
are offshore at three to five miles per hour,
shifting to sideshore and then onshore by the
afternoon. Best time to ride is at 12 p .m. with
a four -foot outgoing high tide when the South
Southwest swell is one feet at 16 seconds and
the side shore wind is two mile per hour. The
first high tide on Sunday will be five and a
half feet just after 930 a .m. followed by a
zero -foot low tide at 530. The nearshore buoy
at Santa Monica Pier reads 65 degrees for the
water temperature. Conditions begin with clean
waves at two to three feet on Monday with light
northeast winds. Tuesday holds similar size,
but maintains clean conditions. The winds shift
slightly to the north. By Wednesday, the surf
diminishes to one to two feet with air conditions
prevailing as winds increase, making it the least
favorable day of the period. You can catch full
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