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Here's your So Cal 7-day surf forecast starting tomorrow.  On Thursday, January 11th, there's stronger NW surf but onshore WNW wind will affect the quality at most breaks so it's worth heading out if you see a window. You can expect average breaks at chest-head high as focal points push overhead.  Friday, January 12th, remains rideable in the waist-stomach high range in the morning with some larger sets for those that handle high tides. You can expect the swell to decrease in the afternoon.  Saturday, January 13th, bumps down slightly to chest max at west-facing spots due to some fading swell.  On Sunday, January 14th, we see an increase to head high waves at west facing breaks due to an incoming modest NW swell.  On Monday, January 15th, the waves look promising, ranging from chest to head high at west-facing breaks.  Tuesday, January 16th, the swell drops slightly, leaving waves at chest max at west facing spots.  Wednesday, January 17th, is about chest high at west facing spots.  Based on these forecasts, Sunday, the 14th, and Monday, the 15th look like to be the best days to surf with head high waves at west-facing breaks.  That's your So Cal 7-day surf forecast! Don't forget to like and subscribe for daily updates. Ride the wave and stay safe!

Here's your So Cal 7-day surf forecast starting tomorrow. Wednesday the 10th brings with it a small to locally playful combo surf with sets up to chest-shoulder high at the best peaks in OC and northern SD. The first half of the morning will be best due to lighter winds and high tide conditions.  Thursday the 11th shows promising activity with good sizes showing across most of Southern California in the morning. Average breaks should see waves in the chest-head high range with focal points pushing overhead.  Friday the 12th continues with some nice surf, although swell is expected to drop later in the day. For the weekend, Saturday the 13th will see smaller conditions with waves at chest high maximum. On Sunday the 14th, however, things look up again with waves reaching head high at west facing breaks. Into the new week, Monday the 15th continues to impress with waves reaching chest to head high at west facing breaks.  Closing out the forecast, Tuesday the 16th sees waves dropping back to chest high maximum at west facing locations. The best days to hit the surf this week will be Thursday the 11th with its overhead waves and Sunday the 14th with decent head-high surf. That's all for this week's forecast. Don't forget to like and subscribe for more weekly updates. Enjoy the waves, surfers!

Here's your So Cal 7-day surf forecast starting tomorrow. We're anticipating a solid swell mix for Monday, with waist-chest high waves at most beaches, heading high to slightly overhead early on. Do be prepared for a crisp, clean morning with an offshore flow. There could be slight decline through the day, so it's a good day to hit the winter stalwarts early. Come Tuesday, expect a small, clean combo as the wind lightens. The swell mix continues to drop but we have a modest SSW swell blending in. This is bringing in waist-stomach high waves at average breaks, with some standout regions potentially pushing a bit higher. It's best to get in that morning session as the winds stay light until early afternoon. Wednesday sees a slight increase in size as a new, shorter period NW swell rolls in. This should create a fun little window at the inner bars of some beachbreaks early morning as the tide drops a bit. Thursday, we have potential for a storm, which could mean some decent shorter-period NW swell. We are still refining the details of this though, as the storm track can greatly affect the surf size. Friday may see a brief slowdown in longer period swell, but fear not. We are already keeping an eye on potential for stronger surf further into the month. Saturday looks to be chest high max at most west-facing spots, and Sunday wraps up the week with chest+ ground swell at west-facing breaks, winds are still in question though. Monday, January 15, so far seems to be lining up to be quite similar. From this week's forecast, the best days to catch some good surf seem to be Monday, January 8 and Thursday, January 11.  Make sure to like and subscribe for all your swell updates. Keep moving water side. Wow, it’s going to be a wild ride.

Here's your So Cal 7-day surf forecast starting tomorrow. Saturday, January 6th, will see a fresh round of long-period NW swell with widespread surf in the waist-chest high range. Some hotter spots could run several feet overhead as the early tide drops and more swell moves in.  Sunday, January 7th, expect a stronger shot of short-period NW swell with elevated NNW/NW winds. Most breaks will increase in size but it's advised to seek south-facing spots for cleaner conditions. Monday, January 8th, will bring fun leftovers and offshore flow. While the NW swell mix declines, breaks will be waist-chest high with standout places pushing head high before noon. Tuesday, January 9th, expect smaller leftovers with rideable surf and light wind throughout the day.  Wednesday, January 10th, winds should remain light and a small SW swell may join in, pointing towards a fun little window in the morning. Currently, there are uncertainties for Thursday and Friday with potential for storms influencing shorter period NW swell mix, impacting surf size. Further details to follow as forecasts are updated. Based on the forecast, the best days to surf would be Saturday, January 6th with widespread ideal conditions, and Monday, January 8th for clean, consistent surf.  That's it for your So Cal 7-day surf forecast. Don't forget to like and subscribe for more daily updates. Thanks, and see you out there!

Here's your So Cal 7-day surf forecast starting tomorrow.  Friday the 5th, we're expecting a head high to slightly larger surf as a WNW/NW swell starts to build up. You'll find the cleanest conditions in the morning with a light offshore flow. Entering the weekend, Saturday the 6th, a fresh round of NW swell is set to advance in the morning, offering widespread surf in the waist-chest high range. As we progress through the day, a few spots could run up to several feet overhead, particularly as the tide pulls back and more swell moves in. Enjoy a clean morning of surfing, as wind trends to onshore flow in the afternoon. On Sunday the 7th, anticipate a jump in surf size with a high offshore pressure interacting with a storm. This will result in a mixed NW swell, which will start to decline from Monday the 8th but still provide good surf conditions with offshore flow. As we go into the week, expect a slowdown in surf activity from Tuesday the 9th to Wednesday the 10th, with surf sticking to about chest high at west facing breaks. By Thursday the 11th, the swell is expected to anticipate, with a promising wind swell treating surfers to head high waves at west facing breaks. For this week, the best days to surf based on surf height and conditions would be Friday the 5th and Saturday the 6th. That’s your 7-day surf forecast for So Cal. If you found this helpful, don't forget to like and subscribe for more detailed surf forecasts. Catch you in the lineup!

Here's your So Cal 7-day surf forecast starting tomorrow, Wednesday the 3rd. Expect a solid new WNW swell with breezy onshore winds building during the day. Surf will be in the chest-head high range by sundown, with standout spots showing 2-3' overhead. Coming into Thursday the 4th, conditions will improve with pockets of offshore northerly and variable winds, but expect it to be a bit more rugged after the wind surge. Moving into Friday the 5th, expect the WNW swell to fade, with leftover surf in the waist-chest high range at average breaks and swell size gradually increasing by sundown. Moving onto the weekend, Saturday the 6th is looking up as a potent NW swell is on track. Expect widespread surf in the waist-chest-shoulder high range, with some spots possibly going larger. As we roll into Sunday the 7th, expect the swell to continue with 2-4' overhead at west facing breaks. There will also be a wind swell beginning to fill in. Come Monday the 8th, expect at least head-high surf from the wind swell, with moments of a few feet overhead, coupled with fading ground swell. By Tuesday the 9th, conditions look to be about head high to slightly overhead at west facing breaks. Highlighting the best days to hit the waves, Wednesday the 3rd and Thursday the 4th stand out with their robust WNW swells and improved wind conditions.  Don't wait, get out there and catch those waves. Remember to like and subscribe for your weekly So Cal surf forecast. Enjoy the surf!

Here's your So Cal 7-day surf forecast starting tomorrow. Saturday, the 30th, we are expecting another pulse of sizeable W/WNW swell. The swell direction is more westerly and the storm got closer to SoCal which makes up for its smaller size and weaker strength. A bit of unfavorable wind and weather is expected due to its proximity to coast, so take note. Sunday, the 31st sees an improvement in conditions, specifically lighter winds and a potential for offshore flow around Ventura, the South Bay, South OC, and SD.  Monday, the 1st of January, transitions into a relatively slower period with waves expected to be fun to potentially mid-sized, as a result of the late December swells. Tuesday, the 2nd, we're anticipating pretty similar conditions with fun mid-sized surf.  Wednesday, the 3rd, we should be set up for some fun WNW/NW swell, providing more shapely surf than usual. It will however probably stay in the waist- to chest-height range. On Thursday, the 4th, we'll be watching for any other storms that may provide more swell for the tail end of the week. Friday, the 5th, wraps things up, and we're not expecting too much variation from the rest of the week.  The best days to surf this week will be Saturday, the 30th for the strong W/WNW swell, despite some challenging winds, and Sunday, the 31st, when the wind conditions are expected to improve considerably.  Stay tuned for your daily surf updates, and don't forget to like and subscribe for the latest updates. Happy surfing!

Here's your So Cal 7-day surf forecast starting tomorrow.  On Thursday, a fresh round of mid to longer-period WNW swell is expected to roll in, peaking in the afternoon. This swell is anticipated to create widespread head high+ waves with standout points in Southern Ventura, South Bay, and South SD hitting double overhead+ on sets.  Following into Friday, the WNW swell still holds with widespread head high+ surf. Expect better breaks to be running a few feet overhead, easing throughout the day.  Saturday, a strong, long-period WNW/W swell is predicted to kick in, peaking in the afternoon. Surf is expected to be very punchy, however, conditions may not be as favorable due to moderate to periodically stronger WNW winds for much of the day.  Sunday seems to offer cleaner conditions with winds easing. The surf is expected to ease but remain very punchy.  Reviewing the early days of next week, the Pacific storminess keeps the WNW to NW swell running through Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday with a consistency of head high waves on these days.  Given this forecast, the best days to hit the surf seem to be Thursday with its incoming WNW swell providing substantial surf, and Sunday when the conditions clean up while the surf remains punchy.  That's your 7-day surf forecast for So Cal. Enjoy the waves and remember to like and subscribe for regular updates. Stay safe and happy surfing!

Here's your So Cal 7-day surf forecast starting tomorrow.  Tomorrow, Wednesday 27th, you can expect head high to 2' overhead waves at west facing breaks, be ready for that fun NW swell! The swell continues to build on Thursday 28th, starting out double overhead for those early birds and increasing even further to triple overhead by late morning. Max face heights should hit 16-20'. Please note there may be hazards, caution is advised. Friday the 29th, anticipate double overhead plus in the morning decresing to double overhead-ish surf in the afternoon. On Saturday the 30th, the swell should build during the morning to double overhead or even more with max face heights hitting the 18-22' spectrum at west facing breaks. Remember, safety first, surfers! Sunday the 31st offers double overhead to triple overhead waves in the morning, decreasing to double overhead in the afternoon. As we enter the new year, on Monday 1st, expect waves around head high to 2' overhead at west facing breaks. And lastly, on Tuesday 2nd, expect head high waves.  To sum up, Wednesday the 27th and Thursday the 28th are shaping up to be the best days to hit the waves given the surf height and favorable conditions. Thanks for tuning in to your 7-day So Cal surf forecast! Don't forget to like this forecast and subscribe for regular updates. Catch you on the next wave!

Here's your So Cal 7-day surf forecast starting tomorrow.  On Tuesday the 26th, expect the size to nudge up slightly with the better breaks reaching the chest-shoulder high range. Southern Ventura and San Diego should hit head high to slightly overhead levels with generally favorable wind and weather conditions. Wednesday the 27th will continue with similar conditions, providing plenty of waves, especially at the better winter spots in Ventura, parts of OC and SD. Expect waist to chest high surf at most areas with standout spots potentially hitting the shoulder high range. Wind conditions will remain favorable with light offshore winds in the morning. Moving on to Thursday the 28th, expect to see the surf building throughout the day. West facing breaks are expected to reach double overhead by evening.  Friday the 29th will start with waves at triple overhead height for the early risers, but expect the swell to gradually drop to double overhead later in the day. Saturday the 30th gets off to a similar start, beginning the day near double overhead before reaching triple overhead by the evening.  As we head into Sunday the 31st, the dawn patrol may catch the remaining triple overhead waves, but you can expect waves to drop to double overhead as the day progresses.  Lastly, we're looking at Monday the 1st with waves being around 2-4 feet overhead at west facing breaks.  In summary, the best days to catch some waves would be on Thursday the 28th and Saturday the 30th with substantial swell and superb conditions.  That’s this week’s So Cal surf forecast. If you found this forecast helpful, don't forget to like and subscribe for future updates. Catch you on the next wave!

Here's your So Cal 7-day surf forecast starting tomorrow.  Tomorrow, Monday the 25th, expect chest to head high surf at the west-facing breaks. Winds are on our side with favorable conditions in the morning.  On Tuesday the 26th, those west-facing breaks could run about 2 feet overhead. The surf will be nudging up with chest-shoulder high surf at the better breaks. For Wednesday the 27th, expect the surf to remain consistent with head high to 2 feet overhead at west-facing breaks. The water temperature will stick around in the low 60s. As we move to Thursday the 28th, we will see a notable increase in surf size. The swell will build throughout the day with waves starting as double overhead early and then reaching triple overhead by the evening.  Friday the 29th is set for triple overhead waves for those early risers, but the swell drops to double overhead as the day progresses.  Saturday the 30th will see waves continuing to hover near double overhead for the early part of the day and then climbing back up to triple overhead by the evening. Wrapping up the week, Sunday the 31st will offer triple overhead waves for the dawn patrol surfers, but waves will decrease to double overhead later on in the day.  The two best days to surf this week would be Thursday the 28th and Friday the 29th when the waves will really be pumping up in size. Be sure to mark your calendars and get out there. That concludes your 7-day surf forecast for So Cal. Thanks for tuning in and don't forget to like and subscribe to our channel!

Here's your So Cal 7-day surf forecast starting tomorrow: Saturday, December 23rd: Expect small NW swell mix with generally clean conditions and favorable wind. Surf will be waist high and below, even at the better breaks. Sunday, December 24th: A fun bump of NW swell fills in for Sunday-Monday at top winter breaks under fair weather and favorable morning wind. We're looking at waist to chest high surf at the better winter spots in Ventura, parts of OC, and San Diego. Monday, December 25th: Heading into Christmas Day, expect similar conditions to Sunday. A new pulse of NW swell continues, especially in parts of Ventura, Orange County, and San Diego seeing waist up to chest-high surf. Tuesday, December 26th: Confidence is high for an active storm period with a series of NW swells moving in. Expect the chest-shoulder high range at the better breaks. Assume favorable wind and weather conditions for the first half of the week. Wednesday, December 27th: The wave action continues in a similar way as Tuesday, with a good chance of reaching head high to a bit overhead at standout spots in Southern Ventura and San Diego. Thursday, December 28th: The fun continues as larger westerly swells begin to make an appearance. The better breaks are likely to push into an overhead range, with standout spots potentially hitting the double overhead surf. Friday, December 29th: The trend continues from Thursday with sizeable westerly swells. The prognosis is favorable wind into the end of the week, but bear in mind the weekend might see increased onshore wind. Based on these predictions, your best days to hit the surf would be Tuesday, December 26th, and Wednesday, December 27th, due to the favorable swell height and conditions.  Remember, always respect the ocean and stay safe. Thanks for tuning in, don't forget to like this forecast and subscribe for more updates.

Here's your So Cal 7-day surf forecast starting tomorrow, Friday 22nd: On Friday, there will be widespread waist-stomach high waves at average exposures, with chest-shoulder high waves at good breaks. Southern Ventura, the South Bay, and South SD will likely see surf around head-high. Expect the surf to taper down through the day. Favorable offshore flow conditions are expected for the morning.  Heading into Saturday, surfers can expect chest high waves at west facing breaks, primarily from a NW wind swell. The offshore flow conditions will continue, making for good wave quality.  On Sunday, chest to head-high waves are predicted at west facing breaks. The ground swell will be the dominant factor on this day.  Monday's forecast continues the trend with chest to head-high waves at west facing breaks.  For Tuesday, the surf height is expected to increase, with waves running 2-4' overhead at west facing breaks. On Wednesday, expect waves around 2' overhead at west facing breaks.  Finally, on Thursday, the potential for Double Overhead surf at west facing breaks exists.  Overall, Tuesday and Thursday will be the best days to catch waves with both days expecting overhead surf.  That's all for the upcoming week's forecast, make sure to hit like and subscribe to our channel for more daily updates. Happy surfing!

Here's your So Cal 7-day surf forecast starting tomorrow. Thursday the 21st will see WNW swell peak in the morning, providing widespread chest to shoulder-high waves at average exposures. Top breaks in Southern Ventura, the South Bay, and South SD will run head-high to 1-2' overhead but winds can be a challenge. On Friday the 22nd, the surf will be chest to head-high at west-facing breaks, although conditions may vary. Moving into the weekend, Saturday the 23rd should expect a swell, mainly from the northwest. The waves will run chest+ at west-facing breaks. Sunday the 24th will likely offer chest to head-high waves at west-facing breaks. The groundswell will be dominant at this time. Starting the new week, Monday the 25th will see a slight decrease in surf height, going down to chest-high at west-facing breaks. The action picks up again on Tuesday the 26th, where you can expect head-high to slightly overhead waves at west-facing breaks. On Wednesday the 27th, the surf should run head-high to slightly overhead at west-facing breaks. Considering both the surf height and conditions, the best days to surf would be Thursday the 21st and Tuesday the 26th. While Thursday offers the peak of the WNW swell, Tuesday will provide a nice run of head-high to slightly overhead waves. That concludes your 7-day surf forecast for So Cal. Make sure to like and subscribe to our channel to stay updated with the latest surf reports. Stay stoked and be safe in the water!

Here's your So Cal 7-day surf forecast starting tomorrow: Wednesday the 20th will bring a few fun waves in the morning from a lingering WSW/W swell. As we move into the afternoon and evening, get ready for a new round of WNW swell. Average breaks are predicted to be waist-shoulder high, while winter standouts will run up to 1-2′ overhead. Do bear in mind that strong SE/S winds developing across the region may cause problematic conditions. Thursday the 21st sees a strong storm hitting, creating questionable conditions. Despite this, west-facing breaks should still run head high. Friday the 22nd wears the storm off somewhat, leaving us with chest to head high waves on west-facing breaks. Saturday the 23rd will bring chest-high waves, mostly from NW wind swell. Sunday the 24th shows promise, with chest to head high waves as ground swell becomes dominant.  Monday the 25th will drop off slightly to chest high waves at west-facing breaks. To wrap up the forecast, Tuesday the 26th promises head high to slightly overhead waves at west facing breaks, giving you a good reason to hit the beach post-Christmas.  In terms of the best days to surf, Sunday the 24th and Tuesday the 26th are looking like prime picks due to the ground swell dominance and the above-average surf height. That's it for our 7-day surf forecast. Please make sure you like this forecast and don't forget to subscribe for daily updates. Safe surfing!