Marginal conditions across the region this morning — Cisco and Miacomet on the Cape lead the pack at ★1.5 with head-high-ish sets, and the NNW cross-offshore wind is doing what it can to tidy things up. Reid State Park is your best Maine option with cleaner offshore flow. Everything is fading through the day and into tomorrow, so don't expect much improvement over the next 2-3 days — this swell is on its way out and the lineup will reflect it.
Scrappy and fading across the whole Mid-Atlantic this morning — every spot is sitting at a 1-star, with Asbury Park leading the pack at 3ft and Atlantic City showing the cleanest wind angle going cross-offshore, but neither is worth a special trip. NNE cross winds are keeping things semi-groomed for now, though expect conditions to turn sloppier as the swell backs off through the day. The next 2-3 days look lean as this SSE energy continues to fade, so keep an eye on longer-range models and save your energy for the next pulse.
Slim pickings across the Southeast this morning — every spot is checking in at ★1 with knee-to-waist-high SE chop and winds already cross-to-onshore at most breaks. Avalon Pier and Duck Pier have the cleanest looks with light cross-offshore flow, but even there you're fighting short-period slop. Conditions hold steady through the next couple days, so don't expect much of a change — keep an eye on any new swell windows but this week looks like a paddling workout more than a surf session.
Pretty uninspiring across the board this morning — everything's sitting at a flat ★1 with short-period, wind-driven slop ruling the coast. If you're desperate, Cocoa Beach Pier has a whisper of offshore flow and Indian Rocks Beach is showing a little something with offshore winds, but don't get your hopes up at either. Conditions look to hold steady over the next couple days, so don't rearrange your schedule waiting for a miracle — keep an eye on Destin if that SSW swell organizes, but the onshore wind is killing it right now.
Knee-high mush across the Texas Gulf today — everything's checking in at ★1 with short-period windswell that's more splash than surf. Best bets are the Galveston spots and JP Luby where cross-offshore northerlies are at least keeping faces clean, while Port A and Horace Caldwell are already seeing onshore flow kill what little shape there is. Conditions hold steady through the next few days with no meaningful swell on the horizon, so unless something spins up in the Gulf, it's a good week to wax your skimboard instead.
Decent south/southwest swell filling in this morning with clean conditions at the standout spots — Huntington Cliffs and Zuma are both sitting at ★3.5, offering the best combo of size and light offshore flow, while Newport Jetties, Seal Beach, and the Ventura County stretch are hanging at ★3.0 with mostly cross-offshore winds keeping things workable. Expect conditions to hold steady through tomorrow, but Zuma and a few OC spots are trending down slightly in size over the next 24 hours, so get it while it's good.
Clean long-period swell in the water this morning — San Simeon leads the pack at ★3.5 with light cross-offshore flow keeping faces organized, while Natural Bridges and 4 Mile are both checking in at ★3.0 with solid 14-second energy. Winds are cooperative up and down the coast for now, but watch Mitchell's Cove and Pleasure Point where onshore flow is already softening things up. Swell is building through the next 24 hours, so expect size to fill in nicely over the next couple days — get on it early before the sea breeze kicks.
Small, weak swell running up and down the coast this morning — nothing to write home about, but Kalaloch and Pacific Beach are your best bets at ★1.5, holding slightly cleaner conditions than the rest of the lineup. Wind is cross to cross-onshore at most spots and already going wrong at La Push, so get out early if you're making the drive. Conditions hold steady through tomorrow with no meaningful improvement on the horizon, so don't rearrange your week for this one.
Small but clean south swell running at 2-3ft with solid 13-21 second period — Bombora, Ala Moana Bowls, Barbers Point, and Kaisers are all checking in at ★2.0 with cross-offshore trades keeping faces tidy. Bowls and Canoes are showing a slight bump in size over the next 24 hours, so worth a look if you can make it out mid-morning before trades shift. Conditions hold steady through the next 2-3 days, nothing dramatic on the horizon, but that long-period pulse at Barbers Point could quietly improve as the SSW angle fills in.
Small, weak NE windswell is about all we've got this morning — Maria's leads the pack at a modest 1.5 stars with light northerly cross-winds, while Crash Boat and Gas Chambers are sitting at 1 star but picking up cleaner offshore easterlies if you need an excuse to paddle out. Winds are trending onshore through the day across most spots, so early is your window. Don't expect much relief the next couple days either — this swell is fading, so keep expectations low and enjoy the warm water.
