Let's get into the surf report with this quick
preview from the podcast. This morning, it's
looking like clean conditions with waves around
zero to one foot. The wind is offshore at four
miles per hour, keeping things smooth. Expect
the same small -scale surf throughout the day,
with winds shifting to sideshore by midday at
eight miles per hour. Tides are steady, so not
much change expected there. Best time to ride
is at 7 a .m. with a four -foot outgoing high
tide when a southwest swell is zero and a half
feet at 14 seconds and the offshore wind is four
mile per hour. The first low tide on Tuesday
will be a half foot at 1245 p .m. followed by
a three -foot high tide just before seven. The
near shore buoy at Santa Monica Pier reads 63
degrees for the water temperature. Conditions
remain clean with waves at one foot for the first
two days, offering a smooth experience for beginners.
As we move into Friday, expect to see choppy
conditions with winds shifting on shore, impacting
the surf quality. Overall, the best opportunities
for catching waves appear limited, making the
early part of the period the most favorable.
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