
2h 15m of daylight left
Sunset at 11:30 PM
Best time to ride
9 PM–10 PM
Strong window — worth the effort.
Conditions
Wave
2.3 ft→
Sweet spot 2–5 ft
Period
7s↓
Sweet spot 9–13 s
Wind
10 mph S→
Side-off
Tide
Next · Low 04:52 AM
Session plan
Go surf
Strong window — worth the effort.
Peak window
9 PM–10 PM
Avg score 7.2/10
Current: 2.3 ft @ 7s • 10 mph wind. wave height is in a sweet spot for this spot period is middling and not a big factor either way light wind is keeping things clean wind direction is generally helping the shape
Clean waist-high sets running on a 7-second swell with light offshore winds holding shape. Go now — the 9 PM–10 PM window is the peak.
Sunrise 10:29 AM Sunset 11:30 PM
Best this week
8.3/10Thursday, Sep 3 • 2 PM–3 PM
| Day | Best window | Score | Wave | Period | Wind max | Temp |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tuesday, Sep 1 | 4 PM–5 PM | 7.9 | 2.1 ft | 7s | 13 mph | 72–86°F |
| Wednesday, Sep 2 | 7 AM–8 AM | 8.0 | 2.7 ft | 11s | 16 mph | 74–78°F |
| Thursday, Sep 3 | 2 PM–3 PM | 8.3 | 2.5 ft | 9s | 13 mph | 74–92°F |
| Friday, Sep 4 | 8 AM–9 AM | 7.2 | 2.8 ft | 6s | 13 mph | 70–90°F |
| Saturday, Sep 5 | 2 PM–3 PM | 5.7 | 2.1 ft | 6s | 15 mph | 67–80°F |
Beginner basics
Where to go
Pick a beach between 30th and 80th street, well away from the inlet jetties. Look for a sandbar with a clean rolling shoulder rather than a wedging peak right by a rock pile.
What to avoid
Stay clear of all jetty rocks and any visible rip channel. In summer the lineup is packed with rentals — keep your distance from anyone yelling 'left' or 'right' on a wave.
Best beginner conditions
Knee-to-chest NE or E swell, light W or NW wind, mid to high tide. Early mornings are cleanest before the sea breeze.
Wetsuit
Wetsuit
Summer setup
Season-based baseline. Water temp varies week to week.
Boardshorts / Bikini
Or 2mm top on windy mornings
2mm Springsuit / Shorty
If you get cold easily
Spot notes
How this break works
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