Onshore winds are messing with most of the region today, but Black Rock Point in Rhode Island stands out at ★2.0 with around 3.3ft of swell at 10 seconds from the SE and cross winds keeping it a bit cleaner than the Cape. Cisco Beach catches a slight cross-offshore edge at ★1.5 if you're on the South Shore. Swell holds steady through the next day or so before conditions evolve, so check back for updates as the pattern shifts later in the week.
Decent ESE swell running 4.5–5.5ft at 10s across the Jersey coast this morning, with spots like Ship Bottom, Long Beach Island, and Harvey Cedars leading the pack at ★2.5 — winds are cross to cross-onshore out of the ENE at 18–20mph, keeping things a little choppy. Everything fades through the next 24 hours, dropping nearly 2–3ft by tonight. The next 2–3 days look progressively smaller, so get it while it lasts this morning.
Small, mixed-up ESE and NE swell filling in across the Outer Banks this morning, with Ocracoke and Hatteras Ferry Docks leading the pack at ★2.0 on model estimates around 2.8–3.1ft at 10 seconds — light northerly winds keeping things cross to cross-offshore at those spots, which helps. Conditions look steady through the next day or so before fading, so get it while it's here if you're within driving distance of the southern Banks.
Chest-high-ish E/ENE swell around 2.5-3ft at 11 seconds is keeping things rideable up and down the Space Coast, with every spot checking in at a ★2 this morning. Wind is already onshore to cross-onshore across the board, so your best bet is Fort Pierce Inlet, Monster Hole, or Sebastian Inlet where the cross-onshore flow gives the swell a little more shape to work with. Expect conditions to fade through the next couple of days as this swell backs off — enjoy what's out there now.
Horace Caldwell Pier is the pick of the Gulf this morning at ★2, with model estimates showing around 3.3ft swell at 7 seconds out of the ESE and cross-offshore NNE winds keeping it reasonably clean. Matagorda and Port Aransas Jetty are worth a look too at ★1.5, also benefiting from cross-offshore flow. Swell holds steady through the next day or two before expect conditions to stay in this general range — not pumping, but workable if you're itching to get wet.
Solid long-period SSW swell running up and down the coast this morning, with Oceanside Harbor leading the pack at ★3 thanks to offshore ENE winds keeping things clean. Most spots are checking in around ★2, with Dana Point also seeing light offshore flow — the rest of the coast is dealing with onshore or cross-shore winds that are taking the shine off an otherwise decent pulse. Swell holds steady through tomorrow before any meaningful change, so get it while the glass lasts up north.
Solid 15-second SW swell is keeping things fun this morning, with Half Moon Bay Jetty, Montara, and Piedras Blancas all checking in at ★2.5 — Montara has the cleanest look with light cross-shore flow, while the Jetty is already feeling a touch of onshore. Ocean Beach is seeing offshore easterlies if you want a sneaky good option further north. Swell holds steady through the next day or so before the trend signals a gradual fade heading into the back half of the week.
Small but building this morning, with model estimates showing 3–4ft swell at 8–12 seconds across the board and light offshore to cross-offshore winds keeping things tidy. Cape Disappointment, Hobuck, La Push First, and Rialto are all topping out at ★2.5, with La Push First getting the cleanest look thanks to that N offshore flow. Swell is on the rise — expect noticeably better size by tomorrow and into the weekend, so keep an eye on the 12-second SW energy filling in at the northern spots.
South swell is building across the islands, with model estimates around 5-6ft at 12 seconds giving Sandy Beach the best look this morning at ★3.5, followed by Diamond Head Cliffs and Keaau Beach at ★3.0. Trade winds are running cross-offshore to offshore at most spots, keeping conditions cleaner than they could be. Expect the south to keep filling in through the next day or two before likely easing by mid-week — get on it while the wind holds.
Solid NNE/NE swell running around 3-3.5ft at 9-11 seconds this morning, with cross winds keeping conditions workable island-wide — everything's sitting at a ★2.0. Playa Kikita, Aviones, and Pine Grove are your best looks on the north side, while the west coast crew at Middles and Shacks is dealing with winds going cross-onshore. Expect things to fade over the next day or two as this swell backs off, so get it while it lasts.
