Surf Report & Forecast for August 23-24

Short-lived lines in the ankle to knee high zone are the norm for this morning. Top beachbreaks that are better exposed to south pulses may occasionally see a waist-high set wave. 

But there's few people out at even our most famous point break so grab your biggest log and go for a paddle if you can. 

Water temp staying steady at around 66 degrees. 

Tide is not much of a factor this morning with the difference between early morning's high and the low at 10:45 a.m. being less than a half-foot (3 feet for the low). This evening's high tide: 5:20 p.m. at 5 feet. 

Sunset tonight: 7:25 p.m. 

We'll have yet another day of spring-like NW wind affecting surface texture. Expect more than 10 knot winds. 

For tomorrow, Wednesday the 24th, first tide is at 8:00 a.m. at 3.8 feet. Expect another day of inconsistent, weak, long-period SW groundswell with NW windswell rippling water texture.