Small and weak across the Northeast this morning — surf is running 1-2ft at 9 seconds, with the best options being Coast Guard Beach and Cisco Beach in Massachusetts at ★1. Short Sands and Fortunes Rocks have the cleanest winds (offshore to cross-offshore), but nobody's getting excited over waist-high slop. Conditions hold steady through the next couple days, so don't expect any miracles — this region needs a proper swell to shake things up.
Small, fading ESE swell running 2-2.3ft at 8s across the region this morning — Bethany, Assateague, and the Ocean City spots are your best bets, all checking in at ★1.5. Winds are cross to cross-onshore at most spots, keeping conditions marginal at best; Asbury and Avon are already seeing onshore flow. Expect the surf to continue backing off over the next couple days as this swell loses energy — not much on the horizon to get excited about.
Solid E/ESE swell is running 3.5–4ft at 7–8 seconds up and down the coast, with the South Carolina spots edging out the competition — Isle of Palms, Windjammer, Wild Dunes, and Berts Bar all sitting at ★2.5 on cross-offshore NE winds that are keeping things relatively clean. The Outer Banks is surfable but that cross-onshore flow is taking the edge off. Conditions hold steady through the next day or two, so enjoy what's here now — no significant upgrade on the horizon.
Solid east swell running up and down the coast this morning, with surf in the 4.5–6ft range at 8 seconds giving most spots a ★3 rating. Amelia Island, Atlantic Beach, and Jacksonville Beach Pier are your best calls with cross-shore NNE winds keeping it cleaner than spots further south where E winds have already gone onshore. Conditions stay steady through the next couple days, so no dramatic changes coming — enjoy it while it's here.
Tiny and uninspiring across the Gulf this morning — surf sitting at 1.5–2ft at most spots, all rated ★1. Isla Blanca and Matagorda lead the pack at 1.9ft and 1.8ft respectively, with the best wind angle at 61st Street and the Seawall where northerlies are running cross-offshore, though there's not much to work with. Conditions hold steady through the next few days, so don't expect any relief from this flat spell anytime soon.
Clean SSW swell at 15 seconds is filling in across SoCal this morning, with surf running 2–3ft and building through the day. Huntington Beach (pier, cliffs, and the main beach) is the standout with light cross-offshore to offshore winds — all rating ★3 — while Newport Jetties and River Jetties are also worth checking at ★3 with manageable cross winds. The trend is up over the next 24 hours, and with this long-period SSW energy continuing to pulse, expect the next few days to deliver progressively better surf before any onshore flow muddies things up.
Good morning. Crescent City and Piedras Blancas lead the pack at ★4, with Crescent City seeing the biggest jump overnight — up nearly 3 feet to 4ft at 14 seconds on favorable cross-offshore flow, while Piedras Blancas is pumping 4.7ft at 15 seconds with cross-shore NW wind holding it together. Point Arena and Agate Beach are solid ★3.5 options as well, with Agate also building fast. Surf is trending up across the region through the next few days, so expect conditions to fill in nicely heading into the weekend.
Small but clean this morning — offshore and cross-offshore winds are keeping things tidy across the region. Cape Disappointment and Shi Shi Beach lead the pack at ★3.0, with 3-4ft surf on long-period swell; Hobuck, Kalaloch, and the La Push beaches are close behind at ★2.5. The good news: this swell is building hard over the next 24 hours, with most spots adding 4ft or more — expect a solid mid-week pulse that should push ratings higher before onshore flow returns later in the week.
Long-period NW swell is filling in nicely across the islands, with Tunnels leading the pack at ★4.5 and around 6.6ft surf on 17-second energy, while the North Shore's Pipeline complex, Off The Wall, Rocky Point, and Ehukai are all checking in at ★4.0 with solid 5ft surf and building fast — nearly 4 feet added in 24 hours. Winds are cross-shore NE across most spots, with Barbers Point the clean outlier sitting offshore. Swell continues building through the next couple days, so expect conditions to improve as this NW fills in further.
Solid NNE swell running island-wide today, with most spots sitting at around 3 to 3.4 feet surf and a ★2.0 rating across the board — Jobos, Shacks, and Aviones leading the pack. Winds are cross to cross-onshore from the E-ENE in the 13–19 mph range, so not ideal but workable, especially on the west side where Middles and Guajataca will see cleaner faces. Surf looks steady through the next day or two before a slight bump builds in — nothing dramatic, but conditions should hold at this level or tick up a notch heading into the weekend.
