California Surf Report Northern Central Coast Waves 4 to 8 Feet Cloudy Conditions Wetsuit Weather Expected

Catch the wave, coastal crew! This is your surf zone report for Northern and Central California, dropping live from the National Weather Service.

Surfers and beach lovers, we've got a mixed bag of oceanic conditions headed your way. Today's surf is rolling in with some serious muscle - expect waves between 4 to 8 feet depending on your specific coastal zone. From Sonoma down to Monterey Bay, we're looking at a mostly cloudy canvas with patchy fog playing hide and seek along the shoreline.

Water temperatures are keeping it cool, hovering around 56 to 61 degrees - wetsuit weather, definitely. Wind patterns are subtle but shifting, starting soft from the southwest and southwest, then transitioning to northwest by Monday with speeds gradually picking up to 5 to 12 miles per hour.

Temperature-wise, you'll want layers. Coastal regions are seeing a wide range from 55 to 86 degrees - that's classic California microclimatic magic for you. Santa Cruz and Monterey are running a bit warmer, while Sonoma and Marin keep things more modest.

Tide riders, listen up. We've got some interesting vertical movement today. Low tides are dipping down to negative 0.6 feet, while high tides will reach up to 6 feet. Perfect for those who love reading the ocean's rhythm.

One critical note: no thunderstorm threats are on the radar, but always check with local authorities about potential beach closures. Safety first, surf warriors!

Monday promises similar conditions with slightly more energetic northwest winds. So wax those boards, check your gear, and get ready to ride some Pacific beauty.

Stay stoked and stay safe out there!

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
Catch the wave. Coastal crew, this is your surf zone
report for northern and central California, dropping live from the
National Weather Service. Surfers and beach lovers, we've got a
mixed bag of oceanic conditions headed your way. Today's surf
is rolling in with some serious muscle. Expect waves between
four to eight feet depending on your specific coastal zone.

(00:21):
From Sonoma down to Monterey Bay, we're looking at a
mostly cloudy canvas with patche fog playing hide and seek
along the shoreline. Water temperatures are keeping it cool, hovering
around fifty six to sixty one degrees wetsuit weather definitely.
Wind patterns are subtle but shifting, starting soft from the
southwest and southwest, then transitioning to northwest by Monday, with

(00:44):
speeds gradually picking up to five to twelve miles per hour.
Temperature wise, you'll want layers. Coastal regions are seeing a
wide range from fifty five to eighty six degrees. That's
classic California microclimatic magic for you. Santa Cruz and Monterey
are running a bit warmer, while Sonoma and Marin keep
things more modest. Tide riders listen up We've got some

(01:06):
interesting vertical movement today. Low tides are dipping down to
negative zero point six feet, while high tides will reach
up to six feet. Perfect for those who love reading
the ocean's rythm One critical note, No thunderstorm threats are
on the radar, but always check with local authorities about
potential beach closures. Safety first, surf Warriors. Monday promises similar

(01:27):
conditions with slightly more energetic northwest winds, so wax those boards,
check your gear, and get ready to ride some Pacific beauty.
Stay stoked and stay safe out there.