163  
FZPQ50 PGUM 290706  
SRFGUM  
 
SURF ZONE FORECAST FOR THE MARIANA ISLANDS  
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE TIYAN GU  
506 PM CHST SAT NOV 29 2025  
   
DISCUSSION
 
THERE WILL BE A MODERATE RISK OF RIP CURRENTS ALONG  
NORTH AND EAST FACING REEFS OF THE MARIANAS THROUGH TONIGHT. THEN,  
THE ARRIVAL OF LONG-PERIOD NORTH-NORTHEAST SWELL WILL INCREASE SURF  
ALONG NORTH AND EAST FACING REEFS OVER THE NEXT FEW DAYS. THE RIP  
RISK INCREASES TO HIGH ALONG EAST FACING REEFS FIRST, THEN SURF ALONG  
NORTH-FACING REEFS MAY INCREASE TO THE HIGH RIP RISK AND HIGH SURF  
THRESHOLDS (9 FOOT SURF ALONG NORTH FACING REEFS) SUNDAY NIGHT AND  
MONDAY. THERE WILL ALSO BE A MODERATE RISK OF LIGHTNING THROUGH  
MONDAY FOR TINIAN AND SAIPAN AND THROUGH TUESDAY FOR GUAM AND ROTA.  
 

 
 
GUZ001-MPZ001>003-292300-  
GUAM-ROTA-TINIAN-SAIPAN-  
506 PM CHST SAT NOV 29 2025  
 
...HIGH RISK OF RIP CURRENTS FROM SUNDAY MORNING THROUGH  
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON ALONG EAST FACING REEFS...  
 
36 HOUR SURF ZONE FORECAST FOR THE MARIANAS FROM 600 PM SATURDAY  
THROUGH 600 AM MONDAY  
   
TONIGHT
 
 
RIP CURRENT RISK.....MODERATE *.  
SURF HEIGHT  
NORTH FACING REEFS............4 TO 6 FEET.  
EAST FACING REEFS............6 TO 8 FEET.  
SOUTH FACING REEFS............2 TO 4 FEET.  
WEST FACING REEFS............2 TO 4 FEET.  
SWELL/PERIOD  
PRIMARY SWELL................EAST AT 4 TO 6 FEET.  
PRIMARY PERIOD...............9 SECONDS.  
SECONDARY SWELL..............NORTH AT AROUND 2 FEET.  
SECONDARY PERIOD.............12 SECONDS.  
WATER TEMPERATURE  
RITIDIAN BUOY..........85 DEGREES.  
WINDS...............EAST AT 10 TO 20 MPH.  
   
SUNDAY
 
 
RIP CURRENT RISK.....HIGH *.  
SURF HEIGHT  
NORTH FACING REEFS............5 TO 8 FEET.  
EAST FACING REEFS............7 TO 9 FEET.  
SOUTH FACING REEFS............2 TO 4 FEET.  
WEST FACING REEFS............3 TO 5 FEET.  
SWELL/PERIOD  
PRIMARY SWELL................EAST AT 4 TO 6 FEET.  
PRIMARY PERIOD...............9 SECONDS.  
SECONDARY SWELL..............NORTH AT AROUND 4 FEET.  
SECONDARY PERIOD.............12 SECONDS.  
MAX HEAT INDEX.........AROUND 101.  
WINDS...............BREEZY. EAST AT 15 TO 25 MPH.  
   
SUNDAY NIGHT
 
 
RIP CURRENT RISK.....HIGH. POUNDING SURF WILL PRODUCE LIFE  
THREATENING RIP CURRENTS AT REEFS AND BEACHES.  
SURF HEIGHT  
NORTH FACING REEFS............7 TO 9 FEET.  
EAST FACING REEFS............7 TO 9 FEET.  
SOUTH FACING REEFS............3 TO 4 FEET.  
WEST FACING REEFS............3 TO 5 FEET.  
SWELL/PERIOD  
PRIMARY SWELL................EAST AT 4 TO 6 FEET.  
PRIMARY PERIOD...............10 SECONDS.  
SECONDARY SWELL..............NORTH AT AROUND 5 FEET.  
SECONDARY PERIOD.............14 SECONDS.  
WINDS...............EAST AT 10 TO 20 MPH.  
 
TIDE INFORMATION FOR THE NEXT 36 HOURS...  
 
AT APRA HARBOR, GUAM...  
LOW TIDE 0.9 FEET AT 9:34 PM SATURDAY  
HIGH TIDE 1.5 FEET AT 2:35 AM SUNDAY  
LOW TIDE 0.4 FEET AT 8:41 AM SUNDAY  
HIGH TIDE 2.3 FEET AT 3:29 PM SUNDAY  
LOW TIDE 0.5 FEET AT 10:19 PM SUNDAY  
HIGH TIDE 1.7 FEET AT 4:15 AM MONDAY  
 
AT ROTA ISLAND...  
LOW TIDE 0.8 FEET AT 9:28 PM SATURDAY  
HIGH TIDE 1.4 FEET AT 2:32 AM SUNDAY  
LOW TIDE 0.4 FEET AT 8:35 AM SUNDAY  
HIGH TIDE 2.1 FEET AT 3:26 PM SUNDAY  
LOW TIDE 0.4 FEET AT 10:13 PM SUNDAY  
HIGH TIDE 1.6 FEET AT 4:12 AM MONDAY  
 
AT TINIAN ISLAND...  
LOW TIDE 0.7 FEET AT 9:08 PM SATURDAY  
HIGH TIDE 1.1 FEET AT 1:46 AM SUNDAY  
LOW TIDE 0.3 FEET AT 7:58 AM SUNDAY  
HIGH TIDE 1.7 FEET AT 2:50 PM SUNDAY  
LOW TIDE 0.4 FEET AT 9:50 PM SUNDAY  
HIGH TIDE 1.1 FEET AT 3:31 AM MONDAY  
 
AT TANAPAG HARBOR, SAIPAN...  
LOW TIDE 1.0 FEET AT 9:48 PM SATURDAY  
HIGH TIDE 1.5 FEET AT 2:44 AM SUNDAY  
LOW TIDE 0.6 FEET AT 8:50 AM SUNDAY  
HIGH TIDE 2.2 FEET AT 3:37 PM SUNDAY  
LOW TIDE 0.6 FEET AT 10:26 PM SUNDAY  
HIGH TIDE 1.6 FEET AT 4:36 AM MONDAY  
 
* LOW RISK OF RIP CURRENTS - STRONG CURRENTS CAN STILL OCCUR NEAR  
JETTIES AND REEF CHANNELS. ALWAYS HAVE A FLOTATION DEVICE WITH YOU  
IN THE WATER.  
 
MODERATE RISK OF RIP CURRENTS - WAVE CONDITIONS SUPPORT STRONGER OR  
MORE FREQUENT RIP CURRENTS. ALWAYS HAVE A FLOTATION DEVICE WITH YOU  
IN THE WATER.  
 
HIGH RISK OF RIP CURRENTS - LARGE WAVES WILL PRODUCE STRONG RIP  
CURRENTS, ESPECIALLY ALONG NARROW REEFS AND BEACHES. RIP CURRENTS  
WILL BE LIFE THREATENING. IF CAUGHT IN A RIP CURRENT, SWIM PARALLEL  
TO THE BEACH RATHER THAN AGAINST THE CURRENT.  
 

 
 
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