San Diego, CA Surf Report for 05-29-2025

Surf's up, wave riders! National Weather Service is dropping the coastal conditions for Southern California today. Calling all beach enthusiasts - we've got a moderate rip current situation brewing along Orange County and San Diego coastlines. Today's ocean canvas features 2 to 4 foot waves with a sweet mixed swell pattern - south swells rolling in at 190 degrees and west swells cruising at 270 degrees. Water temps are looking primo between 64 and 69 degrees - perfect for wetsuit-free sessions or a refreshing paddle. Just remember those rip currents are hanging around with moderate risk, so keep your ocean awareness dialed. Newport Beach and La Jolla are serving up some epic tide action today. We're looking at a morning low tide around minus 1.4 feet, climbing to a solid 3.4 foot high by early afternoon. As the day progresses, expect another low tide and then a nighttime high reaching 6.1 feet - prime for sunset sessions. Looking ahead to Friday, things mellow out with smaller 1 to 3 foot waves and a low rip current risk. The west swell will continue dominating at 270 degrees, offering clean lines for those looking to catch some smooth rides. No thunderstorm threats on the horizon, so grab your board, check your leash, and get ready for some Southern California surf magic. Stay stoked and stay safe out there!