Let's get into the surf report with this quick
preview from the podcast. This morning, it's
looking clean with waves at one foot. Conditions
remain glassy with offshore winds around five
miles per hour. Expect the same height through
midday, but winds will shift to sideshore and
then onshore by early afternoon, adding some
texture. Swell is from the southwest, so keep
that in mind for your session. The best time
to ride is at 11 a .m. with the four -foot incoming
high tide when the southwest swell is zero and
a half feet at 15 seconds and the offshore wind
is three mile per hour. The first low tide on
Wednesday will be three feet at 715 a .m. followed
by a four and a half foot high tide at one. The
nearshore buoy at Santa Monica Pier reads 65
degrees for the water temperature. Conditions
remain clean and small with waves at one plus
foot on Thursday and Friday. A slight increase
to one to two feet is expected on Saturday, but
unsure winds may create some chop in the afternoon.
Overall, Saturday offers the most size, though
morning sessions will be best before winds pick
up later in the day. You can catch full episodes
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