El Porto Surf Report: Mellow 2-3 Foot Swell Promises Perfect Waves for Shortboards and Fun Riding Today
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El Porto Surf Report: Mellow 2-3 Foot Swell Promises Perfect Waves for Shortboards and Fun Riding Today
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The tide's playing nice, climbing towards a peak at 1:40 pm around 5.3 feet. Early birds caught the lower tide this morning, but right now we're in that prime rising tide zone where El Porto's beach breaks start to shape up beautifully.
Water's sitting at a comfortable 67.8 degrees - break out that 2mm wetsuit and you'll be golden. The light west/southwest winds are bringing just a hint of texture to the surface, nothing that'll kill your vibe. Think smooth, manageable conditions that'll reward smooth riders.
Speaking of riding, expect a moderate crowd typical of this popular LA coastline break. The moderate 6-second swell period means wind-generated waves that are friendly to intermediate surfers looking to have some fun.
Bonus weather intel: Partly cloudy skies, mild 65-degree air, and plenty of daylight from sunrise at 6:54 am to sunset at 6:28 pm. Sunscreen recommended, stoke levels optional but highly encouraged.
Bottom line: Today's a solid day to paddle out, catch some waves, and enjoy that classic Southern California fall surf. Conditions are looking clean, consistent, and just waiting for you to make your mark. Grab your board and go!
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