San Diego Daily Dive Reports
Visibility: 0-10 feet
Surf: 2-3 feet
Water temp: 62-64
Slight drop in swell will make conditions a little more inviting but the overnight wind chop is adding to the clutter in the water. Watch for the extreme tide shifts as well, when it's moving out fast viz will be even worse
Visibility: 0-10 feet
Surf: 3-5 feet
Water temp: 62-64
Lots of murk in the water from the recent winds and swells we've had. Watch for the extreme tide shifts as well, when it's moving out fast viz will be even worse
Visibility: 5-10 feet
Surf: 4-6 feet
Water temp: 62-64
Heavy and messy swell in the water right now which is creating tricky surface conditions and strong surge.
Visibility: 5-10
Surf: 2-4
Water temp: 62-64
Strong winds out of the south today with a good amount of rain. If you need to get in, La Jolla Shores is probably the place to go
Visibility: 5-15 feet
Surf: 3-5 feet
Water temp: 60-62 degrees
More south swell in the water today making conditions a bit tricky. North County and areas more exposed to the swell will be very difficult to dive in. La Jolla would be the best bet for south San Diego, but probably won't be great.
Visibility: 5-15 feet
Surf: 3-5 feet
Water temp: 60-62 degrees
Good sized swell filling in that is churning most of the areas up a bit. Areas protected from this like the cove and the shores may not be as affected
Visibility: 10-20 feet
Surf: 2-4 feet
Water temp: 60-62
Beautiful surface conditions but keep in mind we have a south swell filling in. This means that La Jolla will be fairly protected, but the swell may be an issue in other areas. Still should have clear water out there today. We'll be freediving the shores, hope to see you out there!
Visibility: 5-15 feet
Surf: 2-3 feet
Water temp: 60-62
Rain this morning but it should clear up in the afternoon
Visibility: 5-15 feet
Surf: 1-3 feet
Water temp: 61-64
The water is a little murky today due to the south winds kicking up some chop as well as the recent rain. La Jolla will be protected from the wind chop and would probably be the best bet. Reports have said that the shallows at the shores are clear but murky at depth