Pretty grim out there this morning — everything across the Northeast is sitting at a flat ★1 as weak, short-period south and east swell struggles to do much with knee-to-thigh-high surf. Rhode Island has the slight edge with Ruggles and First Beach nudging close to 2 feet, and the NE cross-offshore flow at spots like Marys and Dunes is about as good as the conditions get today. Trend holds steady through the next couple days, so don't expect a miracle — this flat spell looks locked in for the near term.
Small and mushy across the Mid-Atlantic this morning — waist-high and under with short-period south swell making it tough to get excited anywhere. Best bets are Bay Head, Bradley Beach, and Deal in Jersey plus Ditch Plains and Georgica out on Long Island, all sitting at ★1 with light cross to cross-offshore winds keeping faces reasonably clean. Conditions hold steady through the next couple days, so don't expect a dramatic improvement — same small, mediocre stuff unless a new swell sneaks in.
Pretty much a wash across the Southeast this morning — everything's checking in at ★1 with tiny, windblown surf running 1-2ft on short, weak period swell. Carolina Beach and Kitty Hawk have the cleanest looks thanks to cross-offshore flow, while Folly and Ocracoke are the choppiest of the bunch. Conditions hold steady through the next couple days with no meaningful swell on the horizon, so unless something spins up in the Atlantic, this is about as good as it gets for now.
Slim pickings across the state this morning — everything's sitting at a flat ★1 with ankle-to-shin-high surf and not much push behind it. If you're determined to paddle out, Matanzas Inlet has offshore winds and that 8-second interval gives it the best shape of the bunch, and North Jetty is pulling a 14-second SSW swell that's worth a look despite the size. Conditions hold steady through the next few days, so don't expect a miracle — this stretch is more about logging than scoring.
Pretty much a wash this morning across the Gulf — everything's sitting at zero stars with tiny, short-period windswell and onshore flow already messing things up from Galveston down to Port A. That said, the trend is building, and Port Aransas, Mustang Island, and Port A are showing the most potential with faces projected to jump nearly three feet in the next 24 hours. Keep an eye on the next couple days as that energy fills in — if winds back off, those longer 9-second sets could stack up into something worth paddling out for.
Small but punchy SSW groundswell is running at 14 seconds, giving the better reefs something to work with this morning. Lower Trestles leads the pack at ★2.5 with clean cross-offshore flow, Crystal Cove checks in at ★2.0, and most of the coast is sitting in the ★1.5 range — worth a look but don't cancel your plans. Winds stay favorable through the morning before likely going onshore by afternoon; expect conditions to hold steady over the next few days with no significant size changes on the horizon.
Pretty slim pickings across NorCal this morning — everything's sitting at ★1.5 or below, so manage expectations accordingly. Best of a modest bunch is Cable Landing with light offshore flow and 5.4ft at 8s, though that period is a bit punchy; 38th Ave and Toes Over are picking up some 13-second SSW energy if you want something mellower, and Pescadero has a northerly cross keeping things somewhat groomed at 3.5ft. Trend is flat through the next 2-3 days, so don't hold your breath for a dramatic turnaround — stay patient.
Small, underwhelming WNW swell is holding steady across the region with nothing to get too excited about. Cape Disappointment is your best bet today at ★1.5 with that light cross-offshore ESE breeze keeping it tidy, followed by Tokeland also at ★1.5 though the onshore SW flow there is a minor drag. Conditions look to hold flat through the next couple days with the trend staying steady — keep an eye on any new northwest energy building later in the week, but for now it's a casual paddle or a rest day.
Surf is pretty much flat across the board today — we're talking sub-2-foot faces at best, with all the top spots sitting at a 1-star rating. Poipu is your best bet right now with the biggest faces and cross-offshore trades keeping it clean, and Keaau has offshore flow if you're on the West Side. Conditions hold steady through the next few days with no significant swell on the horizon, so unless you're chasing waist-high novelty waves, it's a good stretch to wax your board and wait.
Conditions are pretty much flatlined across the island right now — everything's sitting at zero stars with minimal swell and short periods across the board. Gas Chambers (★0) has a light offshore flow and Jobos (★0) is showing a slight bump with cross winds, but nothing worth driving for. Conditions look to hold steady over the next couple days, so keep an eye on long-range models and enjoy the flat spell — paddle out for the workout or scope your spot for when it wakes up.
