Surf Report for Los Angeles California

About Surf Report for Los Angeles California

Los Angeles Surf Report Tap into the LA surf scene with your personal, AI-powered wave advisor The "Los Angeles Surf Report" is your key to navigating the diverse surf breaks along LA's iconic coastline. With AI analyzing real-time National Weather Service data, this podcast gives you everything you need to score the best waves.Inside each episode: - The Lowdown: Wave height, swell size and direction, wind conditions, and water temperature tailored to the LA area. - Break-by-Break Analysis: Our AI will decipher the data to provide spot-specific insights for popular beaches like Malibu, Venice Beach, El Porto, and more. - Skill-Level Matchmaking: Whether you're a beginner or seasoned ripper, get recommendations on where to find waves ideal for your abilities. - Crowd Factor: Stay informed about potential crowd levels at major surf spots. - Community Connection (Future Goal): We envision integrating local surf shops and seasoned surfers for on-the-ground observations and hidden gem alerts. This podcast is ideal for: - Dedicated LA Surfers: Your daily shortcut to the best conditions, saving time and maximizing your sessions. - Visiting Wave Chasers: Plan your surf trip with confidence, knowing what to expect from the LA breaks. - Ocean Lifers: Stay in tune with the dynamic coastal conditions and the buzz of the LA surf scene. Our AI-powered approach ensures you get timely and accurate surf reports optimized for the legendary LA coastline. Subscribe to the "Los Angeles Surf Report" and make the most of every swell! For more info check out https://www.quietperiodplease.com/ This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI.

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Inception Point AI

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health & fitness · news · tv & film

Language

en

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No

First episode

25 Aug 2023

Latest episode

19 Jun 2026

Latest episodes

560 episodes in the feed.

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   19 Jun 2026

   Southern California Surf Forecast Friday Saturday June 2026 High Rip Current Risk Three to Five Foot Waves

   Good morning, this is your Southern California surf forecast for Friday, June 19th and Saturday, June 20th, 2026. Let's start up north along the San Luis Obispo and Santa Barbara Central Coast. You're looking at a solid three to five foot swell both today and tomorrow, with a mix of south and west swell direction keeping things interesting. Water temps are chilly at around 52 to 54 degrees, so if you're heading out there, definitely bring your wetsuit. No thunderstorms expected, and it's going to be a consistent couple of days on the water. Moving down to the Santa Barbara County coasts, today looks mellow with one to three foot surf and low rip current risk. Tomorrow though, expect the swell to build into the two to five foot range with moderate rip current risk as that mixed south and northwest swell rolls in. Now over to Ventura County beaches, and this is where things start getting interesting. Today is pretty cruisy with small one to three foot waves and minimal rip current concern. But here's where you need to pay attention: Saturday is when conditions amp up significantly. We're expecting three to five foot surf with high rip current risk. The water's sitting at a refreshing 61 to 63 degrees, so it's actually one of the warmer zones we're looking at. That rip current risk is no joke though, so make sure you're familiar with how to escape them if you get caught. Heading to LA County and Malibu Coast, we've got moderate rip current risk today with two to four foot waves and water temps ranging from 58 to 69 degrees. You'll notice we've got mixed south and north swell working together, creating some dynamic conditions. Come Saturday, the rip current risk jumps to high with three to five foot surf. Same mixed swell pattern continues, so you're going to have some excellent shape out there, but again, be respectful of those rip currents. The bottom line: if you're heading out this weekend, Saturday is definitely your day if you're hungry for some size and energy. Just remember that high rip current risk means life threatening rip currents are likely, so know the conditions, know yourself, and maybe grab a buddy. Today's a solid warm up, but tomorrow's where the real action is happening. Stay safe, have fun, and I'll catch you on the next forecast. For more http://www.quietplease.ai Get the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOta

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   18 Jun 2026

   Southern California Surf Forecast Thursday June 18th 3 to 6 Foot Waves High Rip Current Risk Malibu Los Angeles

   # Southern California Surf Forecast - Thursday, June 18th Well folks, if you're thinking about paddling out this week, Mother Nature's got a mixed bag of treats and tricks in store for you. Let me break down what's happening up and down the coast. Starting up north on the San Luis Obispo and Santa Barbara Central Coast, things are looking pretty solid. You're looking at three to six feet of surf fueled by a mix of south swell and northwest swell today. Water temps are hovering in the comfortable zone around fifty eight to sixty two degrees. Just remember there's a low tide hitting at eight forty five in the morning, so plan your paddle out accordingly. Friday's shaping up similar with the same three to six foot range, though the swell sources will shift slightly toward south and west. Head down to the Santa Barbara County Coast and things settle down just a touch. Two to four feet here, with a moderate rip current risk in effect through three AM Friday. Water's running around sixty three degrees, so a light wetty won't hurt. Both today and Friday you're dealing with moderate rip current conditions, so keep your wits about you and respect that ocean. Now Ventura County is sitting pretty with moderate rip current risk as well. Expect two to four footers with water temps around sixty one to sixty three degrees. The swell's coming from a mix of south and west directions today, shifting to primarily south swell by Friday. Same moderate caution applies both days. But here's where things get interesting. Over in Malibu and the Los Angeles County Beaches, we're cranking up the warning level. High rip current risk is in effect through three AM Friday, and honestly it's sticking around into Friday too. You're looking at three to six feet of mixed south and north swell, with water temps ranging from fifty six to seventy two degrees. That's a pretty wide range, so you might experience different conditions depending where you're surfing. The high rip current risk means life threatening rips are likely out there, so this is definitely a day for experienced swimmers and surfers who know what they're doing. One thing across the entire forecast area: there's zero thunderstorm potential, so at least we don't have to worry about lightning shows ruining your session. Bottom line? If you're heading to LA or Malibu, respect those high rip currents and maybe stick to the shallower peaks. Ventura and Santa Barbara folks have slightly tamer conditions to work with. And up north, you've got the biggest waves but the lowest rip current risk, so grab your board and get after it. Water's chilly enough that wetsuits are your friend across the board. Stay safe out there and have an amazing session. For more http://www.quietplease.ai Get the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOta

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   17 Jun 2026

   Southern California Surf Forecast Wednesday: 3 to 6 Feet Malibu Waves, High Rip Current Risk

   Good morning everyone, and welcome to your Wednesday surf forecast. We're tracking some solid swell across Southern California today with a Beach Hazards Statement in effect through three AM Thursday. Let's start with the Malibu and LA County beaches, where conditions are going to be the most aggressive. We're looking at three to six feet of surf today with a high rip current risk throughout the day. That's the real story here folks. Life threatening rip currents are likely, so if you're heading out, you need to be smart about it. Know how to identify a rip current and know how to escape one. The water temperature is ranging from fifty four to sixty nine degrees depending on where you are along the coast, so at least you won't freeze. We've got a low tide of negative one point six feet early this morning at seven oh seven, then a high of three point nine feet just before two PM. Another low at six twenty three PM, and that evening tide peaks at six point four feet just after eleven thirty. Moving down the coast to Ventura County beaches, things calm down just a bit. We're expecting two to four feet of surf with a moderate rip current risk. Moderate means life threatening rip currents are possible, so still take precautions. The water's a pleasant sixty two to sixty four degrees here. Tides follow a similar pattern with the low at seven twelve AM and the evening high cresting at six point three feet. Over in Santa Barbara County, both the southwestern and southeastern coasts are looking at two to four feet with moderate rip current risk. Water temps are holding steady in the low to mid sixties, and it's that same mixed swell story we're seeing everywhere else today. Now if you're willing to make the drive up to San Luis Obispo and the Santa Barbara central coast, you're gonna find the biggest waves of the day. We're talking four to seven feet with water temperatures in the low fifties. This is where the swell is really packing more energy. There's no rip current statement for this zone, but don't let that fool you into thinking it's small and safe. Bigger waves always demand more respect. The common thread tying all of this together is that we've got mixed south and west swell creating these conditions. It's a nice blend that's keeping the coast pretty consistent. And here's some good news, there's zero thunderstorm potential anywhere along the coast today. Your weather window is clean. Looking ahead to Thursday, the rip current risk drops from high to moderate up in Malibu and LA County, while everywhere else stays moderate. Surf heights ease down just slightly to two to four feet for most areas, though that central coast will still see four to seven feet. The swell pattern remains mixed south and west. Bottom line? If you're experienced and know how to handle yourself in the water, today's shaping up to be a solid session. Just respect those rip currents and check conditions one more time before you paddle out. Have a great Wednesday in the water. For more http://www.quietplease.ai Get the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOta

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