Here's your So Cal 7-day surf forecast starting from tomorrow. 

Tuesday 23rd, there will be a decent West North West swell in the morning, and a new round building in the afternoon. It will offer similar heights to today – waist to chest high for most, and possibly head-high+ at winter standouts. Expect conditions to be promising, with lighter winds in some regions, especially during the later morning till midday.

Wednesday 24th, we forecast a fresh round of West North West swell to peak, with light wind for most of the day. Size will be up a couple notches from the start of the week, with better winter breaks pushing into the waist-chest, occasionally head-high zone. Variable to light offshore winds in the morning and fairly light onshore flow in the afternoon will ensure favourable surfing conditions.

By Thursday 25th, expect the pulse of West North West swell to continue. The swell might be similar in size and longer in period offshore, but will bear a more northern direction.

Friday 26th, a swell from a strengthening storm to our North is predicted to arrive, keeping size at a similar to slightly smaller size range for average breaks.

Saturday 27th, we expect a smaller, yet fun zone West North West swell. Today might see some moderate Santa Ana winds adding a touch of crispness in the morning.

On Sunday 28th and Monday 29th, expect the swell's pattern to remain active. We anticipate storms developing North of Hawaii and tracking into the North Pacific to cause fun-sized swells over the weekend.

Wednesday 24th and Thursday 25th are your best bets this week, thanks to the buildup of the West North West swell combined with favourable wind conditions. 

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Here's your So Cal 7-day surf forecast starting tomorrow. 

On Wednesday 17th, expect a decent West North West swell, pushing through to Thursday. Wave sizes will range from knee-waist high for most locations, with shoulder high surf at standout spots such as Ventura, the South Bay, and San Diego. There'll be light wind conditions in the morning, turning westerly in the late morning and afternoon.

Rolling into Thursday, the surf's up a bit more with another West North West swell joining the party. Most surfers at better breaks can expect waves in the chest-shoulder high range. Breaks in Southern Ventura, the South Bay, and South San Diego will enjoy the best swell, hitting head high to slightly overhead. Winds are expected to shift to a mild onshore breeze by midday. 

As we move into Friday the 19th, we're looking at a slow fading but still entertaining West North West swell. Conditions might turn cloudy with possible rain towards the weekend.

The weekend has a big swell on the horizon. A mid to longer-period West North West swell fills in on Saturday, with a peak on Sunday, promising a consistent head high surf at many spots and easily overhead waves at better breaks. 

For the following Monday and Tuesday, it's all about winding down from the big weekend swell.

From all the forecasts, Thursday 18th, and Sunday 21st will be the two best surf days based on surf height and conditions.

That's your surf report. Stay safe out there and remember to like and subscribe to our forecast for your daily updates! Enjoy the surf!

Here's your 7-day surf forecast for Long Island, New York, starting Monday, January 15th:

Monday, January 15th: Surfing conditions will be quite subdued. Expect fading Southwest windswell with a small amount of mid-period easterly swell. Wave heights will be minimal, not exceeding 1 foot. The surf will be cleaner, but overall, it's a slow start to the week.

Tuesday, January 16th: Continuing with small and uneventful surf conditions. The wave height remains at 1 foot or less, with light Northeast winds early in the day. Conditions are mostly unfavorable for any significant surfing activity.

Wednesday, January 17th: A slight improvement is expected by Wednesday afternoon with a small to modest swell filtering in. However, the surf is likely to stay under waist high, offering limited opportunities for good surfing.

Thursday, January 18th: Similar conditions to Wednesday. The surf will likely remain modest, under waist high, with little change in swell activity.

Friday, January 19th: This day marks the beginning of an upturn in surf conditions. There's a potential for a stronger nor’easter type system, which could bring a healthier mix of swell, elevating the surf quality.

Saturday, January 20th: The surf conditions continue to improve, potentially offering the best surfing experience of the week. Expect a good mix of swell from the nor’easter system, with higher wave heights and better form.

Sunday, January 21st: The conditions begin to settle down, with the swell direction becoming less favorable. However, there might still be some residual swell from the previous days' activity.

The best days for surfing in this forecast period are Friday, January 19th, and Saturday, January 20th, with the likelihood of a more substantial swell and improved wave conditions.

Remember to always check the latest surf reports before heading out and stay safe in the water. And don't forget to like and subscribe for more updates and forecasts. Happy surfing!