Rough go out there this morning — every spot in the Northeast is sitting at ★1.0 with onshore or cross-onshore south winds killing any shape, even at Cisco and Horseneck where you've got size but pure slop. Old Orchard has the cleanest wind angle of the Maine crew if you're desperate, but don't expect much. Conditions hold steady through tomorrow, so sit tight and check back mid-week when this south flow hopefully backs off and lets things clean up.
Rough morning across the Mid-Atlantic — every spot is sitting at a 1-star rating with onshore and cross-shore winds making a mess of an already mediocre SSE swell. Atlantic City is showing the most size at 6 feet but those 19 mph SSW winds are cross-onshore and killing it; Asbury Park and 56th Street aren't much better despite similar height. Everything fades through tomorrow, so expect smaller, sloppier surf the next 2-3 days until a new system reorganizes — keep an eye on the extended forecast and sit tight.
Conditions across the NC coast are pretty forgettable this morning — everything's sitting at 1 star with sloppy south swell and onshore-to-cross winds making a mess of things. Your best bets are Frisco Pier and Cape Hatteras Lighthouse where you've got a bit more size (5+ feet), but cross winds and short-period energy keep both at ★1. The trend is fading over the next 24 hours, so don't expect a turnaround soon — give it a couple days and check back once this south wind pattern breaks down.
Rough morning across the board — everything's sitting at a 1-star, with the best energy up north at Amelia Island and Atlantic Beach pulling 2.5-2.6ft on short 6-second SE swell, though neither is doing much with it. Atlantic Beach has the cleanest look with that SW cross-offshore wind, but we're talking damage control, not scoring. Conditions hold steady through the next couple days with no meaningful swell on the horizon, so manage expectations and maybe check the sandbars at low tide if you're desperate.
Weak, mushy slop across the Texas coast this morning — everything's sitting at ★1 with ankle-to-shin-high surf at 5 seconds, barely worth the drive. Port A Beach and JP Luby are your marginal picks with the slightly larger faces, and a few spots like Galveston Seawall are catching a hint of cross-offshore texture, but don't get excited. Conditions hold steady through the next few days with no meaningful swell on the horizon, so unless something unexpected fires up in the Gulf, this flat spell looks set to drag on.
Small, inconsistent stuff across SoCal this morning — waist-to-chest-high at 12 seconds, which at least gives it some shape. Best bets right now are Cottons and Strands (both ★2), where light offshore or cross-offshore winds are keeping things cleaner than the rest; most other spots are already seeing light onshore push. Conditions hold steady through the next couple days with no meaningful size change on the horizon, so enjoy the cleaner early windows and don't expect any surprise pumps this week.
Catch it early — solid 4-star surf this morning at Natural Bridges, Sand Dollar, Waddell Creek, and Half Moon Bay, with light winds still playing nice but everything fading fast through the day, dropping 3-4 feet by tonight. Half Moon Bay has the cleanest look with true offshore flow, while Waddell and the Santa Cruz spots are holding cross-shore for now. Expect the swell to continue backing off over the next couple days, so if you're on the fence, this morning is your window.
Marginal conditions across the board this morning — everything's sitting at a 1-star with 4-5ft at 7-8 seconds, too short-period to do much with. Best bets if you're heading out are La Push First or Rialto at 4.5ft with light offshore NE winds keeping it tidy, but don't expect much. Swell is fading through the next 24-48 hours, so conditions will only get softer before any potential new energy arrives — worth keeping an eye on models for later in the week.
Conditions across Hawaii are pretty uninspiring this morning, with Peahi Jaws and Richardson Beach leading the pack at a modest ★1.5 — Jaws is seeing 5-foot sets but the short 8-second period and cross winds keep it from doing much. Bombora and Ala Moana Bowls are picking up that 13-second SSE swell with cross-offshore flow, making them the cleaner options despite the small size. Trend holds steady through the next couple days, so don't expect a dramatic shift — stay patient and keep an eye on that building south swell for later in the week.
Pretty slim pickings across the island today — everything's sitting at ★1 with tiny, weak NE energy running 1-2ft at a choppy 6 seconds. The northwest coast spots like Tres Palmas, Steps, and Gas Chambers are pulling the best numbers at 2ft, and winds are staying light and offshore or cross-offshore for now, but it doesn't matter much when the surf is this small. Conditions are fading through the next 24 hours, so expect even less through the weekend — keep an eye on the long-range models for the next swell cycle.
