22 March 2026
Southern California Surf Forecast March 22-23 2026 Santa Barbara Ventura Malibu Waves Conditions
Surf Report for Los Angeles California
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Good morning surfers, this is your Southern California surf zone forecast for Sunday, March 22nd and Monday, March 23rd, 2026.
Let's kick things off down south in Santa Barbara County where conditions are looking pretty mellow. The southwestern and southeastern coasts are expecting one to three foot waves with low rip current risk throughout both days. Water temps are holding steady in the comfortable mid to upper sixties, so you might actually be able to ditch the wetsuit if you're feeling brave. Tides will shift from a low of minus point three feet Sunday morning to a high of three point two feet in the afternoon, then flip again for the evening session.
Heading north to the Santa Barbara Central Coast and San Luis Obispo County, now we're talking some actual waves. These beaches are looking at five to eight feet today with that northwest swell pushing through, dropping to four to seven feet tomorrow. Water temperatures are slightly cooler in the upper fifties to mid sixties, so keep that suit handy. The tidal range here is more pronounced with a high of five point five feet early Sunday morning.
Over in Ventura County, we've got moderate rip current risk in place for both days, so pay attention if you're paddling out. Surf heights are running two to four feet with water temps in the low to mid sixties. The moderate rip current advisory means life threatening currents are possible, so always swim near a lifeguard and never fight the current if you get caught in one. Just swim parallel to shore and work your way back in at an angle.
Finally, let's talk about the Los Angeles County beaches and Malibu Coast. These areas are seeing low rip current risk with one to three foot surf and water temperatures ranging from fifty eight to sixty five degrees. Conditions look pretty relaxed out there, making it a nice opportunity for newer surfers or anyone looking for a chill session.
Throughout all of these zones, we're not expecting any thunderstorms, so you won't need to worry about lightning concerns. The west and northwest swell is providing consistent energy across the region, and conditions should remain fairly stable as we transition into Monday.
Remember to always check local beach conditions before heading out, respect the ocean, and have a fantastic time out there on the water.
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Let's kick things off down south in Santa Barbara County where conditions are looking pretty mellow. The southwestern and southeastern coasts are expecting one to three foot waves with low rip current risk throughout both days. Water temps are holding steady in the comfortable mid to upper sixties, so you might actually be able to ditch the wetsuit if you're feeling brave. Tides will shift from a low of minus point three feet Sunday morning to a high of three point two feet in the afternoon, then flip again for the evening session.
Heading north to the Santa Barbara Central Coast and San Luis Obispo County, now we're talking some actual waves. These beaches are looking at five to eight feet today with that northwest swell pushing through, dropping to four to seven feet tomorrow. Water temperatures are slightly cooler in the upper fifties to mid sixties, so keep that suit handy. The tidal range here is more pronounced with a high of five point five feet early Sunday morning.
Over in Ventura County, we've got moderate rip current risk in place for both days, so pay attention if you're paddling out. Surf heights are running two to four feet with water temps in the low to mid sixties. The moderate rip current advisory means life threatening currents are possible, so always swim near a lifeguard and never fight the current if you get caught in one. Just swim parallel to shore and work your way back in at an angle.
Finally, let's talk about the Los Angeles County beaches and Malibu Coast. These areas are seeing low rip current risk with one to three foot surf and water temperatures ranging from fifty eight to sixty five degrees. Conditions look pretty relaxed out there, making it a nice opportunity for newer surfers or anyone looking for a chill session.
Throughout all of these zones, we're not expecting any thunderstorms, so you won't need to worry about lightning concerns. The west and northwest swell is providing consistent energy across the region, and conditions should remain fairly stable as we transition into Monday.
Remember to always check local beach conditions before heading out, respect the ocean, and have a fantastic time out there on the water.
For more http://www.quietplease.ai
Get the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOta
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI