Tonight at the Del Mar Theater, the latest and greatest from Kyle Buthman “Tattle Tales”.

Tickets at Freeline and Pacific Wave or at the door if it does not sell out!

There is a steep South running along the California coast, but the NorCal Surf City is not seeing much of it. Most of central California coast does not receive energy from this steep a swell. Central California forecast calls for small surf at the top spots in Santa Cruz, preferring the lower tides. Many nocks and crannies have more surfable waves and most exposed regions have more WNW wind swell energy and size but less shape on offer. Find some wave and surf them is a fun surf mission!

Check the action going on this week at the Los Cabos Open.

Short range surf forecast for Central California looks minimal with only tiny S swells tickling our coast line while the usual seasonal WNW wind swell looses energy as well. Long range forecast looks better with more West in the South swells next week.

SoCal gets more of these hard South swells.

June gloom and small surf confirm that summer season is upon us. The surf forecast for Central California coast calls for more of the same with a decreasing trend for the last half of the week. Great conditions for beginners and family fun in Santa Cruz and Rio Del Mar if you are ready for the fog hanging around most of the day. Exposed beaches have more WNW wind swell energy providing mixed up waves in the waist to head high range. Enjoy!