Scraping the bottom of the barrel out there this morning — every spot across the Northeast is sitting at ★1 with ankle-to-knee-high slop, short periods, and mostly onshore flow keeping things messy. Cisco Beach on Nantucket is your best-looking option with 2ft at 6s and a light cross-offshore, but even that's nothing to write home about. Conditions hold steady through the next few days, so don't expect a miracle — keep an eye on the longer-range charts and save your energy for when something real shows up.
Pretty forgettable out there this morning — every spot across the Mid-Atlantic is sitting at a 1-star, with ankle-to-shin-high slop at 5 seconds from the SSE. If you're desperate, OC Inlet and Atlantic City have the most water (1.6-1.7ft), but cross-onshore to onshore winds region-wide aren't doing anyone any favors. Conditions hold flat and steady through the next few days, so don't expect any magic — keep an eye on longer-range systems but plan accordingly for a slow stretch.
Pretty forgettable morning across the Southeast — every spot is checking in at ★1 with knee-high slop running 1-1.5ft at 9 seconds out of the SE. If you're determined to paddle out, Avalon Pier and Duck Pier have the cleanest looks with cross-offshore flow, but manage expectations accordingly. Conditions hold steady through the next couple days with no meaningful swell or wind improvement on the horizon, so it's a good week to wax your board and wait it out.
Conditions are pretty forgettable across the board this morning — everything's checking in at a flat ★1 with ankle-to-shin-high surf and marginal energy. Your best bets are Amelia Island, Jacksonville Beach Pier, and Atlantic Beach, all sitting at ★1 with light offshore winds keeping things tidy, though there's not much to work with at 1.5 feet. Trend holds steady through the next few days, so don't expect any magic — same story tomorrow and into the weekend.
Rough start to the week across the Gulf — South Padre is the lone standout at a weak 1-star with half-foot sets on a 9-second ESE swell, while everywhere else is flatlined at zero. Strong S to SSE winds in the 18-23 mph range are making a mess of anything that's out there, with most spots running cross-onshore to fully onshore. Conditions hold steady through the next couple days, so don't clear your schedule — keep watching for any wind shift that might clean things up.
Small but clean SSW swell is running 2-3ft at 14 seconds this morning, with light cross-offshore flow keeping faces tidy across the San Clemente stretch. Lower Trestles, Trestles, Trails, and Middles are all checking in at ★2.0 — your best bets right now. Wind stays favorable through mid-morning before going onshore, so get out early. Swell is building over the next 24 hours, with spots like Trails and San Clemente already showing positive trends, and that momentum should carry into a better setup over the next 2-3 days.
Small but promising this morning — that long-period SSW swell (14s) is giving New Brighton Reef and Steamer Lane the best shape in the region, both sitting at ★2, with the Lane enjoying clean offshore flow. Davenport is worth watching as it builds through the day. Conditions improve over the next 2-3 days as the swell fills in across the top spots — get out early before the sea breeze kicks and ruins the texture.
Conditions are underwhelming this morning with short-period, wind-affected surf coast-wide — Pacific Beach, Rialto, and Shi Shi are your best bets at a modest 1.5 stars, where lighter cross-shore winds are keeping things marginally cleaner than the blown-out mess at Cape Disappointment and Long Beach. Period is stuck at 9 seconds with mostly onshore or cross-onshore flow taking the punch out of what swell there is. The good news is swell is building over the next 24 hours, so expect improving size and potentially better ratings through midweek if the wind cooperates.
Slim pickings across the islands this morning — Barbers Point and Honoli'i are your best bets at ★1.5, with Barbers getting some help from cross-offshore trades cleaning up that SSW swell and Honoli'i working a choppy ENE windswell on the Big Island. Most South Shore spots are technically rideable but maxing out at ★1.0 with light cross-offshore flow keeping things presentable. Conditions hold steady through the next few days, so don't expect a magic fix — same story tomorrow and likely into the weekend.
Conditions are pretty rough across the island today — everything's sitting at ★1 with choppy short-period windswell and cross winds making a mess of things. Your best bets right now are Dogmans and Rincon Domes, where the ENE flow is running cross-offshore and there's at least some period to work with, though faces are tiny. Good news is both spots are building into tomorrow, and the northwest coast should see meaningful improvement over the next couple days as swell fills in — worth keeping an eye on Middles and Jobos as things organize.
