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CENTRAL CALIFORNIA
SATURDAY – New, but small-scale SW groundswell is showing today with minimal NW energy mixing in. The better SW exposed breaks are holding surf mainly in the 2-3' range with inconsistent bigger sets at select spots. Once again, conditions have been decent today with the lighter winds, especially through the morning hours.

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Much better SW-SSW groundswell energy fills in on Sunday and tops out early next week. NW winds/windswell look to increase over ...
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SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
FRIDAY – The surf was on the small side today off a mix of leftover SW swell and a touch of NW windswell. Most breaks were averaging under waist high, while standout SW exposed breaks picked up some sets to chest high.

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Saturday stays on the small side, although a new swell will be slowly building. Larger SW swell and a change in conditions prevail as we move into next week. Check the forecast for details.
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