In the water we are going to have a mix of overlapping SSW swells, slowly fading tropical S-SSW swell from Marie, dropping WNW energy from the North Pacific, and some local windswell.
Most of the decent spots throughout SoCal will be in the chest-shoulder high range, the better combo breaks will have head high sets, and the top S facing spots and excellent combo breaks (mostly in SD and OC) will have some overhead sets still mixing in at times.
Conditions look good for the morning, mostly light and variable to light-offshore winds for all areas. W winds pick up to about 10-12 knots at the more exposed beaches but may not get as strong in the more protected areas.
Monday was a pretty damn good surf day for many areas...and while the swell mix isn't exactly the same as what we saw today it will be very similar...so if you managed to get in the water and score somewhere you should check that spot again tomorrow. The combo spots will definitely be a good call tomorrow...the beach breaks (if they have decent sand) will pull in some a-frames. Points and Reefs will be fun but may be a bit more broken up than you would normally expect. With the light winds and still healthy swell I think you can get up and go to the beach without looking at a computer tomorrow...it will probably even be worth driving a little further to pick off a few if you are further from an exposed beach.
Check out the CDIP from this afternoon…looks like it will be pretty similar tomorrow.
Tides for Tuesday
07:29AM 3.6' High
10:19AM 3.6' Low
03:42PM 4.2' High
11:55PM 0.8' Low
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