Birdrock Surf Report & Forecast

Surf Report and Surf Forecast

Current Surf Conditions

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Condition Rating

LOTUS Forecast
FAIR

Surf Height

2-3FT

Thigh to waist

LOTUS Forecast

Swell

1.7FT16s
SW223º
1.2FT12s
SSW194º
1.1FT6s
WSW256º
LOTUS Forecast

Wind

4KTSWSW

4kts gusts, Onshore

Model Forecast
Satellite map of location

Tide

2.1FT

Temperature

69°F

spotName Wind & Weather
65ºF

2mm wetsuit

Matt Kibby

South San Diego Forecast

Matt Kibby •

Today

Knee-waist high waves stick around. Chest-high for best spots. Wait out the early low tide.

Dawn-10am: The lead into the holiday weekend gets a fresh round of longer period SSW swell -- a little bit of NW windswell in the mix to keep the lights on at the beachbreaks -- not expecting peaks but maybe some open corners here and there. A little onshore crumble during the best tide window, but worth avoiding the negative low first thing.

PM Outlook: A little more SSW swell arrives, standouts see some head-high waves. Moderate onshore lump into the late PM window. Evening mellows some.

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Birdrock Surf Guide

Nestled just north of Pacific Beach Point and about half a mile south of Windansea sits the area known as Bird Rock. As with all of the other surrounding spots in the larger La Jolla area, these are reefbreaks. There are two dominant breaks -- South Bird Rock and North Bird Rock -- that are surrounded by a handful of lesser quality and finicky sub reefs.

Both of these breaks get waves from a variety of swell directions. Overall, S/SW swells generally produce better quality waves. This a... 
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