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El Porto Surf Report

El Porto Surf Report

By: Inception Point Ai
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 El Porto Surf Report brings you the latest daily surf conditions straight from El Porto in Manhattan Beach, California. Stay ahead of the waves with real-time updates on swell size, tide changes, water temperature, wind direction, and crowd conditions at one of Southern California’s most iconic surf breaks. Whether you’re a local surfer planning your morning session or a visitor looking to catch the perfect wave, this podcast delivers everything you need to know before paddling out. Tune in every day for quick, reliable surf forecasts and insider tips that keep you connected to the El Porto lineup.


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  • El Porto Surf Report October 14 2025 Moderate Northwest Swell Promises Chest High Waves for Intermediate Riders

    El Porto Surf Report October 14 2025 Moderate Northwest Swell Promises Chest High Waves for Intermediate Riders
    Oct 14 2025
    Surf's Up, El Porto! Here's Your Wave Report for October 14, 2025

    Alright wave hunters, El Porto is serving up a tasty little session today with some solid northwest swell action. We're looking at a sweet spot of 2-3 foot waves that'll keep intermediate and experienced riders stoked throughout the day.

    The northwest swells are rolling in around 310 degrees, which means our beloved right-hand point break is gonna be your best friend this morning. Expect chest-high sets with some occasional slightly larger waves that'll give you just enough juice to carve and play.

    Water temps are sitting pretty at a comfortable 67 degrees, so grab that trusty wetsuit and get ready to paddle out. The swell period is hovering between 9-16 seconds, providing some nice, clean wave intervals that should keep things smooth and rideable.

    Wind conditions are moderate - around 9-16 mph - which might introduce some chop, but nothing that'll completely shut down your surf mission. Pro tip: hit the water early morning or later in the afternoon to dodge the crowds and catch those glassier conditions.

    Word to the wise - this swell is on the fade, so the waves might get progressively smaller as the day rolls on. If you're hoping for epic conditions, don't sleep in too late.

    Local insider knowledge: El Porto can get packed on weekends, so use that early/late strategy to score some uncrowded waves and maximize your stoke factor.

    Bottom line: Today's a solid 6/10 surf day. Not epic, but definitely worth getting wet. Grab your board, channel your inner surf spirit, and enjoy those California waves!

    Stay salty, surfers!

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  • El Porto Surf Report: Mellow 2-Foot Swell Promises Clean Waves and Perfect Conditions for Intermediate Riders

    El Porto Surf Report: Mellow 2-Foot Swell Promises Clean Waves and Perfect Conditions for Intermediate Riders
    Oct 13 2025
    Surf's up, wave riders! El Porto is serving up a mellow but inviting session today with some tasty conditions to explore. We're looking at a modest 2-foot swell rolling in from the West, backed by a cheeky little Southwest bump that'll keep things interesting.

    The morning high tide peaked at 10:07 AM, leaving us with a gradually falling tide that'll shape up some clean peaks throughout the afternoon. Water's sitting at a comfortable 68 degrees - spring suit weather for most of you hardened California surfers.

    Wind conditions are playing nice today, just a gentle 4 mph breeze that'll help maintain those clean wave faces. The partly cloudy sky means you'll have plenty of daylight to play in, with sunset hanging around until 6:28 PM.

    El Porto's classic beach break is showing its personality today - perfect for intermediate to advanced riders looking to get some quality turns. The 9-second swell period means the waves won't be massive, but they'll have enough power to keep things fun and challenging.

    Pro tip: aim for those mid to late afternoon low tide windows if you want the most sculpted wave faces. The secondary Southwest swell adds a bit of unpredictability that could surprise you with some sneaky good rides.

    Temperature's hovering around a pleasant 65 degrees with low humidity, so you'll be comfortable both in and out of the water. Grab your board, maybe a light wetsuit, and get ready for a solid El Porto session that promises clean waves and good vibes.

    Catch you in the lineup!

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  • El Porto Surf Report: Mellow 2-3 Foot Swell Promises Perfect Waves for Shortboards and Fun Riding Today

    El Porto Surf Report: Mellow 2-3 Foot Swell Promises Perfect Waves for Shortboards and Fun Riding Today
    Oct 12 2025
    Surf's up, El Porto! Today's looking like a sweet little session with waves that'll keep things interesting without overwhelming you. We're seeing a mellow swell rolling in at 2.7 to 3.7 feet - perfect for shortboards and funboards, with sets promising some waist to chest-high action.

    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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