Small and mostly forgettable out there this morning, with Reid State Park leading the region at a modest ★1.5 on some waist-high south swell — cross-offshore WNW winds are at least keeping faces clean. Everything else is sitting at ★1.0, though Plum Island and Long Sands have that longer-period energy worth checking if you're desperate. Conditions hold steady through the next few days, so don't expect a dramatic turnaround — same story, different tide.
Marginal conditions across the Mid-Atlantic this morning — everything's sitting at a 1-star rating with small, weak SSE/S swell running 1-2.5 feet at just 6 seconds. That said, the wind is doing its job: offshore WNW-NW winds are grooming what's out there, with Long Beach Island and Belmar leading the Jersey side at 2.5-2.6 feet. Don't expect a turnaround soon — the trend holds steady over the next few days, meaning more of the same ankle-to-shin-high slop unless a new swell materializes.
Small and soft across the Southeast this morning, but the offshore winds are keeping things clean — Avalon Pier, Duck Pier, Kill Devil Hills, and Nags Head are all sitting at ★1.0 with light WSW-SW flow grooming the ankle-to-knee-high sets. S-Turns and Salvo have a touch more size with longer-period ESE energy and cross-offshore winds making it the pick of the bunch if you're hunting. Conditions hold steady through the next 2-3 days, so don't expect a sudden pulse — same small, clean story for the foreseeable future.
Pretty dismal out there this morning — everything's sitting at a 1-star across the board, with ankle-to-shin-high slop and winds already cross to cross-onshore from the south. If you're itching to get wet, Atlantic Beach and Jacksonville Beach Pier have slightly more size pushing through at 1.3 feet, and Mayport Poles leads the pack at 1.8 feet, but don't expect much. The good news is conditions are building heading into the next couple days, so keep an eye on the north end of the state as that trend develops.
Pretty forgettable morning across the Texas Gulf — everything's sitting at 1-star or worse, with knee-high slop at Bob Hall, Port A, and the Jetty leading the pack at a weak ★1. Winds are cross to cross-onshore out of the S/SSW at 10-18 mph, which isn't doing the shape any favors. Conditions look to hold steady through the next couple days, so don't expect any miracles — this stretch is best left for longboarders or those just needing to get wet.
Clean offshore flow is keeping things tidy this morning, with Zuma leading the pack at ★3 on long-period SW/S swell — head there or Venice Breakwater (★2.5) while the winds cooperate. Malibu, Will Rogers, and Sunset Point are all seeing light offshores too, so take your pick along the coast. Swell is building through the next couple days, so expect faces to fill in nicely — should be the best window of the week by tomorrow or Wednesday.
Conditions are holding steady across NorCal with some decent long-period energy in the water — Pismo Beach Pier and Cable Landing lead the pack at ★2.5, though Cable's already got onshore wind messing with it. Pismo's light cross-shore is your best bet right now before the sea breeze fills in later. Expect the next couple days to look pretty similar — that steady trend means no big swings incoming, so manage your expectations and pick your windows around the morning glass.
Small and weak across the board right now — everything's sitting at ★1 with mushy 2-4ft at 8 seconds, barely worth the drive. Long Beach, Ocean Shores, and the Westport breaks are your best bets today with cross-offshore northerlies keeping it semi-groomed, but don't expect much. The good news: swell is building noticeably over the next 24-48 hours, so check back tomorrow — this could actually turn into something worth paddling out for by midweek.
Pretty slim pickings across the islands this morning — Bombora is the standout at ★1.5 with head-dipping 2.5-footers and cross-offshore ENE winds keeping faces clean, while everywhere else is sitting at ★1 or below with waist-high or smaller surf. Suicides and Backdoor are getting cross-offshore texture on that long-period SSW swell, but the size just isn't there to matter. Don't expect much relief over the next few days — the trend is holding steady, so plan accordingly and save your energy.
Pretty dismal out there this morning — everything's maxing out at a 1-star rating with tiny, short-period windswell that's barely worth the wax. If you're itching to get wet, the west side spots like Rincon Domes, Indicators, and Maria's have clean offshore easterlies keeping faces tidy, but you're looking at knee-high mush at best. Conditions hold steady through the next couple days, so don't expect any relief — keep an eye on the long-range models for a new swell pulse later in the week.
