Coronado North Jetty Current Conditions Summary

Coronado North Jetty in San Diego, CA is a jetty break. Current conditions: 0.9 ft waves, sw 5 mph (onshore), rising → high. Small for this break but conditions look fun — 0.9 ft with manageable wind. Coronado North Jetty is a jetty break in San Diego, CA. Coronado North Jetty has a unique NW-facing exposure (320 degrees) that makes it one of the few spots in San Diego that truly lights up on straight NW swells. The jetty creates a wedging right that bowls along the rock structure, plus workable lefts that peel into the open beach. The wave has more push than typical SD beach breaks due to the jetty refraction. It handles size well up to 6-8 ft before the channel currents become dangerous. The sandbar inside the jetty influence zone shifts, but the jetty itself provides a reliable focal point for the peak. South swells miss this spot entirely. Forecasts are updated every 3 hours using ML-corrected NOAA models with live buoy data from CDIP, NDBC, and IOOS stations.