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Leo Carrillo State Beach
Malibu, CA
Updated 56m ago
Estimates only. Not safety advice. Verify locally before entering the water. Terms & Conditions
Leo Carrillo is looking fair today, but you'll want to be mindful of those notorious currents, especially with the tide falling fast. The good news is we've had no recent rainfall, so runoff isn't an issue, and the estimated visibility today is 15-20 ft. However, with the tide dropping quickly and only 0.7 hours to slack, navigating the rocky entries and exploring tidepools might be a bit more challenging, compounded by a 13.0 mph WSW cross-shore wind.
Wind
WSW 13 mph
Cross-Shore
Wave Height
Est.1–2 ft
Swell
| Component | Height | Period | Dir |
|---|---|---|---|
| Primary | 1.3 ft | 11s | S 188° |
| Secondary | 0.5 ft | 15s | WNW 286° |
Visibility
~15-20 ft
Rainfall
Minimal impact on visibility
0.00" in last 24h0.01" in last 72h
Temperature
61°F
Water
57°F
Air
15%
Cloud cover
Tide falling(PDT)
low -0.4ft @ 6:00 AM
high 2.9ft @ 12:41 PM
low 2.4ft @ 4:15 PM
high 5.3ft @ 10:54 PM
Forecast
Today
Morning
Viz: 15-20 ft
Wind: 11 mph Cross-Shore
Waves: 1–2 ft
Afternoon
Viz: 15-20 ft
Wind: 13 mph Cross-Shore
Waves: 1–2 ft
Tomorrow
Morning
Viz: 15-20 ft
Wind: 12 mph Cross-Shore
Waves: 1–2 ft
Afternoon
Viz: 10-15 ft
Wind: 14 mph Cross-Shore
Waves: 1–2 ft
Wed, May 6
Morning
Viz: 15-20 ft
Wind: 11 mph Cross-Shore
Waves: 1–2 ft
Afternoon
Viz: 20-25 ft
Wind: 6 mph Cross-Shore
Waves: 1–2 ft
Thu, May 7
Morning
Viz: 15-20 ft
Wind: 5 mph Onshore
Waves: 1–2 ft
Afternoon
Viz: 20-25 ft
Wind: 12 mph Cross-Shore
Waves: 1–2 ft
Fri, May 8
Morning
Viz: 10-15 ft
Wind: 6 mph Cross-Onshore
Waves: 1–2 ft
Afternoon
Viz: 15-20 ft
Wind: 9 mph Cross-Shore
Waves: 1–2 ft
Sat, May 9
Morning
Viz: 20-25 ft
Wind: 7 mph Cross-Onshore
Waves: 1–2 ft
Afternoon
Viz: 15-20 ft
Wind: 7 mph Cross-Shore
Waves: 1–2 ft
Sun, May 10
Morning
Viz: 15-20 ft
Wind: 4 mph Cross-Offshore
Waves: 1–2 ft
Afternoon
Viz: 15-20 ft
Wind: 5 mph Cross-Shore
Waves: 1–2 ft
Site Notes
Tidepool exploration at low tide. Open-Pacific exposure — swell and rip currents typical. Watch for rocky entries.