The wet suit works as a layer of water is there and it presses against your skin and warms up the core of the body. The temperature is 75-80 Farenheit in southern california and 50-60 in other parts of California in summer. The surfers must use a wet suit to prevent hyperthermia. Using wet suits will help in long time session and less exhaustion in the Cold. While New Jersey is hotter in summer and the waters are moderate in temperature.
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