Small and weak across the board this morning — everything's sitting at ★1 with nothing worth rushing out for. Best light winds are at Higgins Beach and Marconi Beach where offshore flow is keeping it at least clean, though 2-foot faces at 8-9 seconds isn't exactly pumping. Conditions look to hold steady through the next couple days, so don't expect any dramatic improvement — keep an eye on longer-period swells filling in later in the week.
Small and weak across the Mid-Atlantic this morning — waist-high or below with SSE-to-S swell running 7-9 seconds, and every spot checking in at just ★1. Asbury Park, Avon, Bay Head, and Bradley Beach are seeing the slightly better push at 2-foot-plus face with cross to cross-offshore winds keeping things marginally cleaner than spots to the south, though nobody's rushing to call out of work. Conditions hold steady over the next 2-3 days, so don't expect a dramatic change — same story tomorrow and likely into the weekend.
Small and mostly forgettable out there this morning — everything's sitting at 1 star with ankle-to-shin-high runners on short period SE swell. Your best bets are the OBX spots with offshore flow: Avalon Pier, Jennettes Pier, and Kill Devil Hills are all getting light SW winds keeping faces clean, even if the waves themselves aren't much to look at. Good news is things are building — expect another foot or so through tomorrow and into the weekend, so keep an eye on the OBX as this fills in.
Tough morning across the state — everything's sitting at a 1-star with ankle-to-knee-high surf and not much power behind it. Best conditions if you're desperate: Ponce Inlet and Playalinda are seeing clean offshore flow out of the SSW, and Ponte Vedra's picking up a slight bump with offshore winds too, but we're still talking 1-star across the board. Conditions hold steady through the next couple days, so don't expect any miracles — keep an eye on any developing energy but plan around it for now.
Rough go across the Gulf this morning — every spot is checking in at ★1 with weak, wind-riddled slop in the 1.5-2ft range at 4-5 second periods. South and southwest winds 12-16 mph are keeping things cross-to-cross-onshore at all Texas breaks, so nobody's getting a clean look; Matagorda and Port A are slightly punchier but still junky. Conditions hold steady through the next few days with no meaningful swell or wind improvement on the horizon, so unless something reorganizes offshore, it's a flat-screen-and-wax-job kind of week.
Clean SSW groundswell running at 13 seconds is giving Strands the best look this morning at ★3, with light cross-offshore flow keeping faces organized. Cottons and Point Dume are close behind at ★2.5 — Point Dume has the size but watch that ESE cross-wind; offshore early before the sea breeze fills in midday. Conditions hold steady through the next few days, so don't expect much change — same swell, same story, pick your tide and get out early before the onshore kicks.
Conditions are modest across the region this morning, with the top spots — Crescent City, Grover Beach, and 4 Mile — all sitting at a middling 2 stars. 4 Mile is the standout to watch with cross-offshore winds and a solid jump of 4 feet in the next 24 hours, while San Simeon has clean offshore flow but short-period energy keeping quality down. The building trend should push things in the right direction over the next couple days, so keep an eye on 4 Mile and the Central Coast as the swell fills in.
Conditions are pretty mediocre across the board this morning — every spot is sitting at ★1 with cross-onshore to onshore SW winds already messing things up. La Push First and Third Beach lead the pack on size at 4.5ft and 14 seconds, but that SW flow is the story everywhere from Cape Disappointment to Westport. Swell holds steady through the next few days, so don't expect a dramatic improvement — keep an eye on any wind shifts that could briefly clean things up.
Small and mostly forgettable out there this morning — top spots like Ala Moana Bowls, Barbers Point, and Canoes are all sitting at a modest 1.5 stars with light south energy, though the cross-offshore ENE trades are keeping faces clean. Honoli'i on the Big Island is worth a look if you're over there, pulling the same 1.5 stars with a bit more size. Conditions hold steady through the next few days, so don't hold your breath for a significant change — paddle out for the fun of it, but manage expectations.
Pretty flat island-wide this morning — everything's sitting at 1 star or below, with the northwest spots like Crash Boat and Gas Chambers pulling the best numbers at a weak 2 feet on a short 7-second NE period. Winds are actually offshore on the north and west shores, which helps keep things tidy, but there's just not enough juice to get excited about. Conditions look to hold steady through the next few days, so don't expect a dramatic turn — good time to wax your board and wait.
