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Understanding Surfing Conditions: Key Factors and Seasonal Changes

Surfing conditions are influenced by various factors, including swell direction, currents, tides, and winds. In California, winter typically brings larger waves and colder water (in the low 50s), while summer offers smaller, less frequent waves and warmer water (up to 70°F). Surf reports can help surfers anticipate conditions, with sources available both online and via phone. Understanding beach types and the impact of pollution can further inform surfers aiming for optimal experiences. Familiarizing oneself with these elements is essential for any surfing enthusiast.

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Understanding Surfing Conditions: Key Factors and Seasonal Changes

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    1. Surfing Conditions Seasons Three main factors influencing surfing conditions: swell direction currents and tides winds Waves Bottoms Beach types Pollution Surf reports (phone and online)

    2. Surfing Conditions: Seasons Conditions in California Winter brings larger waves (often from the north and west) Winter brings colder water (low 50s) Summer brings smaller, less frequent waves (often from the south) Summer brings warmer water (up to 70 F)

    3. Surfing Conditions: Swell Direction

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