Conditions across the Northeast are pretty forgettable this morning — everything's sitting at a 1-star rating with small, short-period windswell and nothing worth getting too excited about. Best bets if you're itching to paddle out are Cisco Beach (★1) with 3.7ft at 9s and Fortunes Rocks (★1) at 3.5ft, both catching a touch more size, and winds are running light and cross-to-offshore at most Maine spots. Unfortunately it only gets worse from here — the trend is fading over the next couple days, so manage expectations accordingly.
Small and weak across the board this morning — we're talking waist-high or below at 1-star everywhere, so expectations should match. Best bets are Asbury Park and 56th Street in Jersey with a couple feet of SSE swell, while Delaware's offshore winds make Dewey and Bethany the cleanest options despite the tiny surf. Conditions hold steady through the next few days with no meaningful size on the horizon, so unless a surprise pulse shows up, this stretch is more about logging time than scoring waves.
Small and slow out there this morning — the OBX and Crystal Coast are sitting in the 1-2ft range with mushy, inconsistent surf across the board. Best bets are Frisco Pier and Emerald Isle at 2ft, though nothing's cracking a ★1.0 today; bright spot is the offshore and cross-offshore flow keeping faces relatively clean at spots like Avon and Cape Hatteras. Conditions hold steady through the next couple days, so don't expect a miracle — keep an eye on any developing south swell if you want a reason to get off the couch.
Pretty forgettable out there this morning — every spot on the map is sitting at a 1-star rating with knee-to-waist high mush rolling in from the SSE. That said, winds are playing nice with offshore to cross-offshore flow up and down the coast, so if you absolutely have to paddle out, Cocoa Beach Pier and Daytona have the best period at 8-9 seconds and are ticking up slightly. Don't hold your breath for the next few days though — the trend is flat and conditions look to hold steady, meaning more of the same small, slow surf through the week.
Flat across the board right now — everything's sitting at zero with ankle-high slop and winds already cross to cross-onshore across the whole Gulf coast. Matagorda, Port A, and the Corpus spots are showing the biggest build overnight, up to 1.3–1.4 feet by tomorrow, but don't get too excited until the wind clocks off. Watch the next 2–3 days as this swell fills in; if the wind cooperates, Isla Blanca and 61st Street could be your cleanest looks.
Good SSW/S swell in the water this morning with 13-14 second period keeping things cleaner than the size suggests. Huntington Cliffs leads the region at ★3.5 with cross-offshore flow, followed by a cluster of ★3 spots including Cottons, Newport Point, and Strands — all with light offshores making it a solid early session. Enjoy it while it lasts: expect a noticeable fade through the day and into tomorrow, with faces dropping a foot or more across the board over the next 24-48 hours.
Davenport and Mitchell's Cove are leading the pack this morning at ★3, with solid long-period energy running 14-15 seconds — cross winds are keeping things semi-clean but expect conditions to slide as swell fades through the day. Get out early before the onshore fills in, especially at Steamer Lane where it's already breathing onshore at ★2.5. The trend is downhill from here — faces drop noticeably over the next 24-48 hours, so today's your best window before the region goes flat and waits for the next pulse.
Pretty small and forgettable out there this morning — head-high or under, with 8-9 second period keeping things mushy across the board. Cape Disappointment is your best bet at ★2 with light cross-offshore flow, and Long Beach and Tokeland are also seeing favorable winds if you need to scratch an itch. Conditions hold steady through the next few days, so don't expect any dramatic improvement — same story, different tide.
Small, pretty forgettable surf across the islands today — most spots sitting at 1.5 stars with waist-to-chest-high SSE energy on 10-12 second period. Best bets are Bombora, Ala Moana Bowls, Canoes, Kaisers, and Makaha, all picking up cross-offshore trades that are keeping faces reasonably clean; Suicide's has the best wind angle at offshore but only rates 1.0 with the smaller size. Conditions hold steady through the next few days, so don't expect any dramatic improvement — same small-wave situation unless a new swell sneaks in.
It's pretty much flat across the board this morning — everything's sitting at 1 star with ankle-to-knee-high windswell and nothing worth chasing. If you're desperate, Dogman's and Steps have light offshore flow and are picking up slightly, but we're talking fractions of a foot. Conditions hold steady through the next few days with no meaningful swell on the horizon, so keep the board waxed and your expectations low.
