Pretty lean out there this morning — small, weak SSE/SE swell running 1-3 feet at 7 seconds with not much punch. Cisco Beach leads the pack at ★1 with the most size (3 feet), while Short Sands and Coast Guard Beach have the cleanest winds (offshore to cross-offshore), though they're tiny; conditions hold steady through the next day or so with no meaningful improvement on the horizon. Save your energy for another day.
Pretty grim out there this morning — every spot from Jersey down to Delmarva is sitting at a flat ★1 with knee-to-waist-high SE windswell at 6-7 seconds. Best bet if you're itching to paddle out is 56th Street or Atlantic City where the NE cross-shore wind is at least keeping it semi-groomed, but don't get your hopes up. Conditions hold steady through the next few days with no meaningful swell on the horizon, so keep the board waxed and stay patient.
Pretty forgettable morning up and down the NC coast — everything's sitting at a star across the board, with 2-3ft of choppy SE windswell running at short 6-7 second periods. Avalon Pier and Carolina Beach have the cleanest looks thanks to cross-offshore flow, but don't get too excited. Conditions hold steady through the next couple days with no meaningful size or swell period improvements on the horizon, so unless something changes, this stretch stays firmly in the "check the forecast, stay home" category.
Small, weak ESE runners are pushing 1.5-2ft at 7 seconds up and down the East Coast — Jacksonville Beach Pier, Flagler Beach Pier, and Amelia Island are your best bets right now, though everything's sitting at a flat ★1.0. Winds are cooperative on the upper coast with light cross-offshore flow, but don't expect much shape out of this short-period slop. Trend holds steady through the next few days, so no meaningful pulse on the horizon — keep checking, but don't blow off your weekend plans for this one.
Onshore and cross-onshore winds are keeping everything messy across the Texas coast this morning, with every spot checking in at a flat ★1 — small, choppy junk from 1 to 2.5 feet with almost no period to speak of. Bob Hall, Port A, and JP Luby are your slightly beefier options if you're desperate, but don't expect much. Conditions hold steady through the next couple days with no meaningful swell or wind improvement on the horizon — this stretch stays forgettable.
Small but surprisingly clean this morning — that long-period SW swell (14 seconds) is doing the heavy lifting across SoCal, giving most spots a workable face despite the modest size. Best bets are Coronado Shores and Dana Point (both ★2) where winds are offshore to cross-offshore, keeping things tidy early. Conditions hold steady through the next couple days with no significant size change, so don't expect a dramatic swell arrival — just more of the same low-key, patient surfing on whatever the long-period energy can push through.
Clean long-period swell running up the coast this morning with that 14-second period doing the work — San Simeon and Sand Dollar are the picks at ★2.5, both catching the SW/WNW energy with light offshore or cross winds keeping it tidy. Santa Cruz spots are seeing light onshore already, dropping them to ★2.0 and making the Monterey/Big Sur stretch the clear winner today. Expect conditions to hold fairly steady through the next couple days as the swell slowly fades — nothing dramatic, just a gradual easing.
Pretty marginal out there this morning — everything's sitting at 1 star across the board with 4-5 foot waves at 8 seconds, which just isn't generating much punch. La Push and Rialto are your best bets for face height, and the light cross-offshore winds up that stretch are keeping things cleaner than the choppier conditions down at Ocean Shores and Long Beach. Swell holds steady through tomorrow, so don't expect a dramatic improvement over the next few days — same underwhelming setup.
Small, fading energy across the islands today with cross-offshore trades keeping things semi-presentable. Jaws leads the pack at ★2 but don't let the name fool you — 4 feet at 10 seconds isn't exactly a big-wave day; Bombora, Ala Moana Bowls, and Canoes are all sitting at ★1.5 with that cross-offshore ENE flow giving them the best shape of the bunch. Expect conditions to soften further through the next few days as this swell bottoms out — keep an eye on the long-range models for any new pulse worth planning around.
Small and pretty forgettable out there this morning — everything's sitting at 1 star across the island with short-period ENE windswell in the 1-2ft range. Best wind conditions are on the west side, where Crash Boat, Gas Chambers, and Steps are seeing light offshore flow, though the surf isn't giving much to work with. Good news is the trend is building across the board, so expect faces to fill in over the next couple days — worth keeping an eye on the west coast as this swell develops.
