For most areas, Wednesday is not going to be a surf day. The weather is forecast to suck with rain and S wind holding through most of the day.

While there is bad weather in the forecast Tuesday looks like it will be a pretty decent surf morning. Winds should be light and variable, the tide will be filling in, and the blend of combo swells will have most of the exposed spots seeing playful sizes.

Monday will be rideable…but the morning is liable to be inconsistent as we slog through mostly NW leftovers and pulses of SPAC swell. More swell from both WNW and S-SW arrive in the afternoon.

Saturday looks like a surf day…it won’t be firing, but the mix of really clean morning conditions and the slowly fading combo swell mix will keep many spots rideable.

Friday looks like a better surf day…it will still be cooler than the beginning of the week but the high-pressure is forecast to move back in and try to shift winds back to the N-NNE and slowly warm up air temps while it starts to clean up the surf shape for many areas.

Thursday’s forecast looks pretty sloppy, and while there may be a few semi-protected areas the majority of Socal will be junked up pretty much from the start of the day.

Wednesday doesn’t look as good as the last couple of days…an upper level trough and cold front brush through the area and turn the winds onshore, bringing clouds, drizzle, and some choppy shape.

Tuesday is forecast to be a good surf day…the winds are mostly offshore in the morning and while we will still have some decent sized swell in the water the blend of NPAC and SPAC energy will be more even.

Monday looks much more surfable than Sunday, the winds switch offshore Sunday night and if they start early, which looks like it will be the case, then it will be very fun (though very cold) by Monday morning.

Sunday looks pretty craptacular…the cold front that is forecast to impact the West Coast will have moved in overnight and should be blowing cold brisk onshore winds throughout Socal before sunup.

Saturday will be surfable, not great, but getting bigger in size and seeing just some lighter morning winds around the dawn patrol. Stronger onshore winds and bigger S and NW swell will be tap by the afternoon/evening.

Friday will be a slightly sloppy surf day with winds blowing over our building combo swell, just strong enough to add some texture, but not totally tearing it apart.