El Porto Surf Report: Powerful 4 to 5 Foot Waves Deliver Epic Riding Conditions for Intermediate and Advanced Surfers

Surf's up at El Porto! Today's looking like a sweet session for intermediate to advanced wave riders. We're seeing a solid swell rolling in with wave faces hitting 4 to 4.7 feet and a tasty 12 to 15 second period that'll keep things interesting.

Early morning kicked off with a high tide at 3:31 AM, but don't sweat it - we're tracking towards a low tide scenario that should create some killer breaks. The beach break here is known for powerful, hollow waves with multiple peaks, so you'll have plenty of options to carve your line.

Water's sitting at a chilly 57.6°F, so grab that 3/2mm wetsuit to keep comfortable. Pro tip: the inside section tends to break faster, so watch your approach. With light offshore winds typical for early September, expect some clean wave faces that'll make your morning epic.

Daylight's on your side today - sunrise was around 7:05 AM and you've got until nearly 8 PM to catch some serious waves. The tide will bottom out later, which El Porto surfers know can create some truly memorable rides.

Key conditions recap: 4-5 ft clean waves, moderate swell, cool water, and plenty of opportunities to shred. Morning sessions might have a slight surface texture, but overall, it's looking like a stellar day to hit the water.

Grab your board, stay stoked, and enjoy the El Porto magic!

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
Surf's up at el Porto. Today's looking like a sweet
session for intermediate to advanced wave riders. We're seeing a
solid swell rolling in with wavefaces hitting four to four
point seven feet and a tasty twelve to fifteen second
period that'll keep things interesting. Early morning kicked off with
a high tide at three thirty one am, but don't

(00:21):
sweat it. We're tracking towards a low tide scenario that
should create some killer breaks. The beach break here is
known for powerful hollow waves with multiple peaks, so you'll
have plenty of options to carve your line water sitting
at a chilly fifty seven point six degrees fahrenheit, so
grab that three to two millimeters wetsuit to keep comfortable.
Pro tip the inside section tends to break faster, so

(00:44):
watch your approach. With light offshore winds typical for early September,
expect some clean wave faces that'll make your morning epic.
Daylights on your side today, sunrise was around seven h
five am, and you've got until nearly eight pm to
catch some serious ways. The tigal bottom out later, which
el Porto's surfers note can create some truly memorable rides.

(01:06):
Key conditions recap four to five feet, clean waves, moderate swell,
cool water, and plenty of opportunities to shred. Morning sessions
might have a slight surface texture, but overall it's looking
like a stellar day to hit the water, grab your board,
stay stoked, and enjoy the el Portal magic.