Southern California Weekend Surf Report: Mellow Waves, Comfortable Temps, and Low Rip Current Risk for Beach Lovers
Update: 2025-09-14
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Surf's up, wave riders! This is your weekend coastal update from the National Weather Service, bringing you the scoop on Southern California's marine conditions.
Orange County and San Diego are serving up some mellow wave action today with surf heights rolling between 1 to 3 feet, with occasional sets pushing to 4 feet. It's not exactly epic, but definitely rideable for those looking to catch some weekend swells.
Water temperatures are sitting pretty at a comfortable 67 to 71 degrees - wetsuit optional for the hardy souls among you. We're seeing some interesting mixed swell patterns coming from multiple directions - 190 and 270 degrees for Orange County, while San Diego is rocking a similar 210 and 270 degree mix.
Rip current risk is low today, which means conditions are relatively chill. However, surfers and beach lovers should always stay alert. Monday brings a bit more excitement for Orange County with a moderate rip current risk and slightly larger surf heights between 2 to 4 feet, primarily driven by a south swell.
Tide watchers take note: Newport Beach and La Jolla both have high tides around 5.3 feet in the late afternoon, with low tides dipping to just 0.2 feet late evening. Monday brings multiple tide shifts to keep things interesting.
No thunderstorms are expected, so clear skies should accompany your beach day. Whether you're paddling out or just soaking up some coastal vibes, stay safe and enjoy the Pacific's playground!
Catch you on the waves!
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Orange County and San Diego are serving up some mellow wave action today with surf heights rolling between 1 to 3 feet, with occasional sets pushing to 4 feet. It's not exactly epic, but definitely rideable for those looking to catch some weekend swells.
Water temperatures are sitting pretty at a comfortable 67 to 71 degrees - wetsuit optional for the hardy souls among you. We're seeing some interesting mixed swell patterns coming from multiple directions - 190 and 270 degrees for Orange County, while San Diego is rocking a similar 210 and 270 degree mix.
Rip current risk is low today, which means conditions are relatively chill. However, surfers and beach lovers should always stay alert. Monday brings a bit more excitement for Orange County with a moderate rip current risk and slightly larger surf heights between 2 to 4 feet, primarily driven by a south swell.
Tide watchers take note: Newport Beach and La Jolla both have high tides around 5.3 feet in the late afternoon, with low tides dipping to just 0.2 feet late evening. Monday brings multiple tide shifts to keep things interesting.
No thunderstorms are expected, so clear skies should accompany your beach day. Whether you're paddling out or just soaking up some coastal vibes, stay safe and enjoy the Pacific's playground!
Catch you on the waves!
For more http://www.quietplease.ai
Get the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOta
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI
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