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California Surf Forecast Tuesday Wednesday Moderate Waves Two to Four Feet Malibu Ventura Santa Barbara San Luis Obispo
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Good morning, this is your Surf Zone Forecast for Tuesday, April 14th through Wednesday, April 15th, brought to you by the National Weather Service Los Angeles and Oxnard offices.
Starting with the Malibu Coast and Los Angeles County Beaches, we're looking at moderate rip current risk today with surf heights running two to four feet. Water temperatures are warming up to around 61 to 65 degrees, so conditions are favorable for getting out there. We've got mixed west and south swell working the lineup, and tides will see a low of just one foot early this morning at 2:52, followed by a high of nearly five feet around 8:48. Your afternoon low will be right at the waterline at 3:05 PM. No thunderstorms expected, so you'll have clear skies overhead. Wednesday looks nearly identical with the same moderate rip current risk and two to four foot surf, though the high tide will bump up slightly to 5.5 feet by evening.
Over in Ventura County, conditions mirror what we're seeing to the north. Moderate rip current risk persists with two to four foot surf and water temperatures hovering between 61 and 64 degrees. Again, you've got that mixed west and south swell pattern, and the same great weather window with no storm potential. Wednesday continues the trend with matching conditions and slightly higher evening tides.
Down the Santa Barbara County coast, including both the southwestern and southeastern stretches, things are a bit calmer. We're talking low rip current risk with one to three foot surf. Water temperatures are a touch cooler at around 59 degrees, but you're looking at pure west swell. It's a more mellow scene with no thunderstorm concerns. Wednesday maintains these pleasant, gentle conditions.
Finally, for those hitting the San Luis Obispo County Beaches and Santa Barbara Central Coast, you've got the most substantial surf of the forecast with three to six foot waves. Water temperatures are cooler at 50 to 52 degrees, so bring a good wetsuit. West swell dominates today, and by Wednesday you'll have that mixed west and south swell moving in. These areas didn't receive a specific rip current risk listing, but conditions remain sunny and clear both days.
Overall, it's a solid two day window for the water with no significant weather concerns anywhere along the coast. Stay safe out there and respect those moderate rip currents in the northern zones by staying aware and swimming in designated areas.
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Starting with the Malibu Coast and Los Angeles County Beaches, we're looking at moderate rip current risk today with surf heights running two to four feet. Water temperatures are warming up to around 61 to 65 degrees, so conditions are favorable for getting out there. We've got mixed west and south swell working the lineup, and tides will see a low of just one foot early this morning at 2:52, followed by a high of nearly five feet around 8:48. Your afternoon low will be right at the waterline at 3:05 PM. No thunderstorms expected, so you'll have clear skies overhead. Wednesday looks nearly identical with the same moderate rip current risk and two to four foot surf, though the high tide will bump up slightly to 5.5 feet by evening.
Over in Ventura County, conditions mirror what we're seeing to the north. Moderate rip current risk persists with two to four foot surf and water temperatures hovering between 61 and 64 degrees. Again, you've got that mixed west and south swell pattern, and the same great weather window with no storm potential. Wednesday continues the trend with matching conditions and slightly higher evening tides.
Down the Santa Barbara County coast, including both the southwestern and southeastern stretches, things are a bit calmer. We're talking low rip current risk with one to three foot surf. Water temperatures are a touch cooler at around 59 degrees, but you're looking at pure west swell. It's a more mellow scene with no thunderstorm concerns. Wednesday maintains these pleasant, gentle conditions.
Finally, for those hitting the San Luis Obispo County Beaches and Santa Barbara Central Coast, you've got the most substantial surf of the forecast with three to six foot waves. Water temperatures are cooler at 50 to 52 degrees, so bring a good wetsuit. West swell dominates today, and by Wednesday you'll have that mixed west and south swell moving in. These areas didn't receive a specific rip current risk listing, but conditions remain sunny and clear both days.
Overall, it's a solid two day window for the water with no significant weather concerns anywhere along the coast. Stay safe out there and respect those moderate rip currents in the northern zones by staying aware and swimming in designated areas.
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This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI