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La Jolla, CA Daily Water Report — September 1, 2026

Today in La Jolla, diving enthusiasts can rejoice. With a stellar score of 9.1 out of 10, diving conditions have reached their peak for the week. The calmest waves around 11 a.m. and clear skies make it a prime opportunity to explore the underwater world. The water temperature is a comfortable 23.8°C, and visibility is excellent at nearly 20 km, ensuring an unforgettable dive. Surfers, while not as spoiled as earlier in the week, can still enjoy a solid session with a score of 7.2. Waves are steady at around 1.08 meters with a swell coming from the west-northwest, promising some decent rides for those hitting the breaks. The wind is a gentle 3 knots from the northwest, gusting to a manageable 4 knots, making for a pleasant day on the water. Boaters and paddlers should be cautious of the 1.4 m/s ocean current heading toward the southwest. While boating scores a decent 6.8, kayaking is slightly less favorable at 5.9 due to the current's strength. The wind remains on the lighter side, but the current could pose a challenge for less experienced paddlers. Fishing is looking up with a score of 7.1, thanks to favorable solunar periods in the early morning and late afternoon. The solunar major periods align well with the calmest wave conditions, so timing your outing could lead to a rewarding catch. Looking ahead, expect a slight increase in wave heights and swell as the week progresses, peaking over the weekend. Temperatures will rise, and while there's a slight chance of rain later in the week, conditions remain mostly dry. For a memorable experience today, grab your dive gear and take advantage of the exceptional underwater visibility and calm seas.