Surf Report & Forecast for Nov. 26-27

With high tides still around 7 feet right around mid-morning and taking a while to drain, morning set waves are struggling to break with any juice. 

Break quality will differ as the tide goes out with beach breaks likely continuing to show some fun fast punchy waves, while other set waves are closeout barrels. 

Reef breaks will continue to be crowded and soft on most lines, but set waves continue to be worth the paddle out. 

There's plenty of chest-high surf today. Low tide will be at 4:00 p.m. at (negative) -1.5 feet; another fun day to visit the tide pools with the kids. 

Water temp is 59-60. 

Sunset tonight: 4:42 p.m. 

Conditions are glassy and skies are clear. Winds should remain light all day, blowing offshore throughout the morning, before shifting from NW. 

For tomorrow, Sunday the 27th, swell continues to fade but there should be plenty of 2-3 foot surf on tap.