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CENTRAL CALIFORNIA
MONDAY- WNW swell was fading today with a small-scale SSW groundswell mixed in. The better NW exposures were seeing shoulder-head high waves as select spots were still seeing a few overhead sets by a couple feet.

BRIEF OUTLOOK:
The current WNW energy will continue to fade through the early part of the week before another NW swell hits on Wednesday and the second half of the week. A modest SW swell will mix in. Overall, plenty of waves for the region! Check out...
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SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
MONDAY- Good blend of WNW groundswell, SSW Southern Hemi and S Tropical swell all mixed together on Monday for waist-shoulder high plus surf at many spots while best combo breaks were seeing overhead stuff.

BRIEF OUTLOOK:
Southerly swells hold steady into Tuesday as the old WNW swell fades. Smaller surf going into the middle and second half of the week when most of the swell activity is back sliding. Check out the extended forecast for more details... Full Southern California Forecast
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(10/06)
SSW swell peaks as WNW swell fades early in the week.
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