Live AI Coastal Briefing
This morning, Tuesday, May 26, we're expecting a beautiful day along our stunning coastline, with a dense marine layer and heavy overcast conditions currently in place. As the morning progresses, this marine layer will typically burn off, revealing a fantastic day for beach visitors, with plenty of sunshine and excellent conditions for a variety of outdoor activities. By midday, we can expect the sun to be shining brightly, making it a perfect day for surfers, swimmers, and beachgoers alike.
The ocean and surf conditions are looking great, with a surf height of 3.3 feet, which is waist to chest high, and a solid beach break. With the water temperature at 64°F, we recommend a 3/2 wetsuit for extended sessions in the water. The rip current risk is low, so standard beach safety applies, and we encourage all swimmers to be aware of their surroundings. As for tides, be sure to check your local tide chart for low and high tide times, and note that the swell is standard, making for some great surfing and paddleboarding conditions.
For runners and cyclists, the morning conditions are looking good, with winds at --mph from the --, making for a pleasant ride or run. With a low UV index of 0, you won't need special protection just yet, but be sure to apply sunscreen as the UV builds through the morning. The excellent air quality, with an AQI of 36, makes it ideal for all outdoor exercise, so why not try your hand at beach volleyball, paddleboarding, or tennis? The morning window is usually the best time for these activities, as the onshore breeze tends to pick up in the afternoon.
As the afternoon develops, we can expect the marine layer to have fully burned off, leaving us with plenty of sunshine and warm temperatures. Heading into this evening, the conditions will remain pleasant, making it a great time to enjoy the beach or take part in some outdoor activities. With the pressure at -- inHg, we're not expecting any significant changes in the weather, so it should be a beautiful day all around. So, get out there and make the most of this fantastic coastal day - we're looking forward to seeing you on the beach!
Briefing issued 6:43 AM, Tuesday, May 26. Live conditions update continuously above.