Pretty weak across the board right now — every spot is sitting at ★1.0 with onshore or cross-shore southerlies keeping things messy and the swell lacking any real punch. Rhode Island is showing the most size with Conant Ave and Cisco running 2.5-3ft, but short-period SE/S energy and that persistent south wind aren't doing anyone any favors. The good news is things are building over the next 24-48 hours, so keep an eye on the forecast as new swell fills in.
Small and onshore-compromised right now across the Jersey Shore — everything's sitting at ★1 with 2-3ft at 7 seconds from the SSE and winds blowing straight into it. If you're chasing the cleanest look, Asbury Park, Manasquan Inlet, and Pier Village have the lightest cross winds, but don't expect much. The good news is swell is building noticeably over the next 24 hours, with Seaside Heights and Asbury showing the biggest jumps, so keep an eye on the next 2-3 days as this fills in — just hope the wind cooperates.
Rough start this morning across the Southeast — onshore and cross-onshore winds are killing any shape, leaving everything rated a 1-star mess from the OBX down to the Grand Strand. Cherry Grove is showing the most size at 3.7ft, with Frisco and Avon not far behind, but short-period windswell at 5 seconds isn't doing anyone any favors. Good news is conditions are building through the next 24 hours, so keep an eye on the next couple days as this swell fills in — if the wind swings offshore, things could get interesting quick.
Pretty slim pickings across Florida this morning — everything's sitting at a 1-star rating statewide, with the most promise up on the northeast coast. Ponte Vedra, Vilano, and Mayport Poles are your best bets, with cross-offshore to cross winds keeping things cleaner than the rest, though the swell is still small and choppy. Good news is the trend is building over the next 24 hours, so expect conditions to improve heading into the next couple days — keep eyes on Mayport especially, where faces could jump over a foot.
Small, junky windswell across the Gulf this morning — 1-2ft at 5 seconds with cross-shore winds keeping things marginal everywhere. Best of a bad lot goes to 61st Street Galveston, Port A, and the Corpus spots (Bob Hall, Horace Caldwell, JP Luby), all scraping a 1-star rating with rideable faces if you're desperate. Conditions hold steady through the next couple days with no meaningful swell on the horizon, so don't hold your breath waiting for a change.
Small but clean this morning — that 13-second SSW/SW groundswell is giving shape to just about everywhere, with San Onofre and Oxnard standing out thanks to light offshore flow (both ★2). Surfside Jetty and Will Rogers are also worth a look with cross-offshore winds keeping things tidy. Conditions hold steady through the next few days with no significant size bump on the horizon, so manage expectations — this is fun small-wave surfing, not a swell event.
Half Moon Bay is the clear standout this morning at ★4, pushing close to double overhead on a solid 11-second period with light cross-shore winds keeping it relatively clean. Wind and Sea is a distant second at ★3 with some workable faces if you're in the area. Enjoy it while it lasts — the swell is fading through the day and the next 2-3 days look smaller and less organized, so get your sessions in sooner rather than later.
Pretty small and punchy out there this morning — waist-to-chest-high sets at 8 seconds aren't doing anybody any favors, and all top spots are sitting at a flat ★1. Your best bet is La Push Third Beach, where a light 2 mph NNW is holding offshore, followed by Second Beach with barely a breath of wind; everywhere else is getting roughed up by cross to cross-onshore flow. Conditions hold steady through the next few days with no significant swell on the horizon, so don't rearrange your schedule.
Small south swell is filling in with 14-second period energy keeping things clean — Bombora and Ala Moana Bowls are the picks today, both sitting at ★1.5 with cross-offshore trades grooming the faces nicely. Makaha is worth a look too with offshore flow and some room to breathe. Conditions hold steady through the next couple days, so don't expect anything dramatic — same small, punchy south energy with trade winds keeping it tidy for patient surfers.
Pretty flat out there today — everything's sitting at a weak ★1 across the west coast, with Tres Palmas, Maria's, and Sandy Beach leading the pack at 2ft on short 7-second ENE energy. Winds are cooperative, running offshore to cross-offshore out of the east at 6-8 mph, but there's not much to work with. Trend is fading over the next 24 hours, so expect conditions to slide below rideable by tomorrow — keep an eye on the extended forecast for any new swell filling in later in the week.
