Let's get into the surf report with this quick
preview from the podcast. This morning it's looking
clean with waves at 3 to 5 feet. Conditions remain
fair as the wind is sideshore at 3 miles per
hour. Throughout the day, wave height drops to
3 to 4 plus feet by noon. The wind picks up slightly,
reaching 7 miles per hour by mid -afternoon.
Expect some choppy conditions later on as the
wind increases. Best time to ride is at 11 a
.m. with a five -foot outgoing high tide when
the west -southwest swell is four feet at 10
seconds and the side -shore wind is four mile
per hour. The first high tide on Sunday will
be seven feet just before 9 a .m. followed by
a minus one and a half foot low tide at 430.
The nearshore buoy at Santa Monica Pier reads
62 degrees for the water temperature. Conditions
begin with two to three feet of clean surf on
Monday, with light winds from the northwest.
Tuesday sees similar two -foot waves, remaining
clean with consistent offshore breezes. By Wednesday,
the swell drops slightly to one to two feet,
with choppy conditions developing in the afternoon
as winds increase from the west. You can catch
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