Surf Report for Los Angeles California
Southern California Surf Forecast Saturday June 3 to 5 Foot Waves San Luis Obispo Santa Barbara
Good morning, this is your Saturday surf forecast for the Southern California coast on this fine June day, brought to you by the National Weather Service. Let's start down south in San Luis Obispo and Santa Barbara's central coast. If you're looking for some solid waves, this is your zone. Expect three to five foot surf with that mixed south and west swell working the lineup. Water temps are running cool at fifty five to fifty seven degrees, so a wetsuit is definitely your friend out there. The tide situation looks pretty standard with a high of four point seven feet early this morning around three fourteen AM, a low dropping near zero around ten nineteen AM, then another high of four point five feet in the late afternoon. No thunderstorms expected, so you've got clear skies to work with. Moving up the coast to Santa Barbara's southwestern and southeastern zones, conditions mellow out just a bit. You're looking at one to three foot surf with that same mixed south and west swell pattern. Water temperature sits around sixty four degrees, and the rip current risk stays low, meaning those dangerous currents are unlikely today, though always stay aware out there. High tide hits four point eight feet before sunrise at two fifty AM, then you've got a low near slack water around nine fifty four AM before the afternoon high of four point five feet rolls in. Now let's talk about Ventura County beaches. This is where things pick up the intensity a little. Moderate rip current risk is in effect, so if you're heading out, know where those currents are and respect them. Surf is holding steady at two to four feet with mixed west and south swell. Water temps are slightly warmer here, ranging from sixty three to sixty five degrees. Your tide window shows a high of four point eight feet early morning, a low near zero around nine thirty four AM, and another high of four point four feet in the afternoon. Over to the Malibu Coast and Los Angeles County beaches, we're also looking at moderate rip current conditions today. Same two to four foot surf, but water temperatures show a bit more range from fifty seven to sixty nine degrees, so pick your breaks accordingly. The remarks show mixed northwest swell and south swell working this zone. Tides follow a similar pattern with that early morning high around two twenty nine AM, low near zero at nine thirty three AM, and afternoon high at four thirty two PM. Looking ahead to Sunday, conditions remain pretty consistent across all zones. The rip current risk stays moderate in the LA and Ventura areas and low down south, with two to four foot surf continuing in most places and three to five footers in San Luis Obispo and Santa Barbara. The swell direction shifts slightly to more northwest components in some zones, but nothing dramatic. Water temperatures stay the same, no thunderstorms expected anywhere, and you'll have another solid set of tidal windows to work with. Bottom line: if you're a rip current savvy swimmer and surfer, get out there and enjoy some summer swell. Keep an eye on those moderate rip currents in the LA and Ventura zones, stay warm in that cool water up north, and have a great weekend in the water. For more http://www.quietplease.ai Get the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOta
