Pretty slim pickings across the Northeast this morning — everything's sitting at ★1 with small, weak SE swell running 1-2ft at 7 seconds. Best grooming goes to Gooch's and Higgins Beach in Maine where light NE winds are cross-offshore, and Cisco Beach on Nantucket is seeing true offshore flow, but none of it's enough to overcome the size deficit. Conditions hold steady through the next couple days, so don't expect a dramatic turnaround — keep your eyes on any new swell windows but plan accordingly.
Marginal conditions across the Mid-Atlantic this morning with everything sitting at ★1 — small, short-period swell with nothing really standing out. Bradley Beach and Avon are seeing the lightest winds with a touch of cross-offshore texture, making them your best bets if you're determined to paddle out. Swell is fading through the next 24-48 hours, so expect conditions to slide further before any potential reset later in the week.
Small and junky across the Southeast this morning — we're talking knee-high to waist-high slop with short periods that aren't doing anyone any favors. Everything's sitting at ★1 right now, though Frisco Pier and The Point Buxton have the cleanest looks thanks to that stout NNW offshore wind; if you're heading out, that's where to point the truck. Conditions hold steady through the next couple days, so don't expect any miracles — same story tomorrow and likely into the weekend.
Slim pickings across the board this morning — everything's sitting at a 1-star, with the best energy up around New Smyrna Inlet, NSB, Patrick, Satellite, and Ocean Ave all pushing 2-foot-plus at 8 seconds out of the ENE. The saving grace is the wind, which is offshore to cross-offshore at most spots, keeping what little there is looking halfway decent. Conditions hold steady through the next couple days with no meaningful size on the horizon, so keep the expectations low and enjoy the clean water.
Small, weak windswell running 2-3ft at 5 seconds out of the SSE — barely surfable and fading fast. Best of a bad bunch are JP Luby, Port A, and the Mustang Island stretch, all sitting at a 1-star, with south winds crossing up the faces throughout the day. Expect conditions to slide further downhill over the next couple days as this swell runs out of steam — keep an eye on the models for any fresh Gulf or Atlantic energy that might sneak in later in the week.
Long-period SW swell at 19 seconds is doing the work this morning, with Shitpipe, Port Hueneme, and Silver Strand all checking in at a solid 3-star — light cross-offshore winds keeping things clean through mid-morning before sea breezes fill in. Conditions hold steady through tomorrow with no significant size change expected, so get it early while the offshores last. Keep an eye on the longer range as this swell slowly fades — enjoy the long intervals while they're here.
Long-period energy is the story this morning — 19-20 second swell is keeping things organized up and down the coast, with 38th Ave, Westport, and Shell Beach all checking in at a solid 2.5 stars. Winds are light and cooperative at most spots, especially 38th Ave where a touch of cross-offshore is cleaning things up nicely. Conditions hold steady through tomorrow, so no dramatic shifts expected — enjoy the consistency while it lasts before the next window closes.
Tough morning across the PNW — everything's sitting at a 1-star or below with onshore or cross-onshore winds already messing things up. If you're chasing something, Cape Disappointment and Ocean Shores have the cleanest period swell at 10 seconds, giving them a slight edge over the choppy short-period stuff hitting La Push. Conditions hold steady through the next few days, so don't expect a dramatic improvement — this looks like a patient week.
Small but well-spaced south swell is running this morning with Barbers Point your best bet at a 2-star, picking up long-period energy from SSW with cross-offshore trades keeping it tidy. Diamond Head Cliffs is worth a look too at 1.5 stars if you want a longer wall. Conditions hold steady through the next couple days — don't expect a dramatic pulse, but those 17-18 second periods mean even ankle-to-knee stuff will have some push to it.
Slim pickings across the island today — Aviones and Fiji are the top dogs at a modest 1-star, with knee-to-waist high energy on short-period ENE swell and cross winds keeping things semi-groomed. The east coast is cross-onshore at La Pared, so don't bother. Conditions look to hold steady through the next couple days with no significant swell on the horizon, so unless you're desperate, it's a good stretch to wax your board and wait for the next pulse.
