California Surf Forecast June 3-4: 1-9 Foot Waves, High Rip Current Risk, Best Conditions San Luis Obispo

Good morning, this is your surf zone forecast for Wednesday, June third through Thursday, June fourth. Let's start down south in Santa Barbara County where conditions are shaping up pretty nicely. You're looking at one to three feet with local sets reaching four feet. The moderate rip current risk means life threatening rip currents are possible, so keep your eyes open out there. Water temps are holding steady in the low sixties, and you've got mixed south and west swell working the zone. That low tide hits just before eight in the morning, then high tide comes through around three o'clock in the afternoon. Moving up the coast to San Luis Obispo and the Santa Barbara Central Coast, things are getting more interesting. Northwest facing beaches are starting at three to six feet today but really ramping up to six to nine feet by evening. Southwest facing beaches will see three to six feet throughout the day. Water's a touch chilly at fifty six to fifty eight degrees, but that north swell should keep you plenty entertained. The low tide window opens up around eight thirteen in the morning with that high tide pushing through mid afternoon. Over in Ventura County, we're bumping up to high rip current risk, so listen up. You're looking at three to five feet of surf with that mixed south and west swell combination. Water temperature's holding at sixty to sixty two degrees. The tide schedule mirrors what we're seeing elsewhere with that early morning low around seven twenty five and the afternoon high near two twenty three. And finally, hitting the Malibu Coast and LA County beaches, same story with high rip current risk in effect. Three to five feet out there with water temps ranging from fifty nine to sixty seven degrees. That mixed south and west swell is keeping things consistent. High rip current risk means life threatening rip currents are likely, so make sure you understand how to identify and escape a rip if you get caught in one. Looking ahead to Thursday, these conditions persist across all zones. The high rip current risk continues for Ventura and LA County while Santa Barbara stays at moderate. Surf heights hold steady at three to five feet in the north and one to three feet down south. That northwest swell keeps the San Luis Obispo northwest facing beaches in that six to nine foot range. Bottom line, we've got solid conditions across the board but respect that rip current risk no matter where you're heading. Water's cool but manageable, and that swell direction is working beautifully for most exposures. Get out there and have fun, but stay smart. For more http://www.quietplease.ai Get the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOta