Small and weak across the region this morning — we're talking knee-high to waist-high mush at best, with everything sitting at ★1. Coast Guard Beach, Nauset, and Nantucket have the cleanest looks thanks to offshore W/WSW winds, and Plum Island and the New Hampshire spots are glassy too, though the surf barely justifies the drive. Conditions stay flat and steady through the next few days with no meaningful swell on the horizon, so unless something pops up on the models, this is a good week to cross-train.
Pretty uninspiring out there this morning — waist-high or smaller wind slop running 5-6 seconds with nothing clean enough to get excited about, though Belmar, Avon, and Sandy Hook are seeing the best wind angles with cross-offshore to offshore flow keeping faces at least somewhat groomed (all sitting at ★1.0). Conditions hold steady through the next day or two with no meaningful size increase on the horizon, so don't rearrange your schedule. Keep an eye on any low tracking up the coast later in the week — that's your best bet for something worth paddling out for.
Small and weak across the board this morning — everything's sitting at a 1-star with 1.5-2ft of short-period SE swell, barely worth paddling out. If you're going, Kure Beach and Jennettes Pier have the cleanest looks with cross-offshore flow, and Oregon Inlet's slightly longer period gives it a marginal edge. Good news: there's size building over the next 24-48 hours, so keep an eye on the forecast — this week could actually shape up into something worth getting excited about.
Conditions are pretty forgettable across the board this morning — every spot is checking in at a flat ★1.0, with onshore and cross-onshore winds keeping things bumpy and disorganized. Best of a bad lot goes to Satellite Beach at 3.6ft and Ponce Inlet at 2.9ft, both with some period behind them, but the wind's not doing anyone any favors. Trend holds steady through the next couple days, so don't expect any magic — same choppy, uninspiring setup for the foreseeable future.
Pretty grim out there across the Gulf this morning — every spot is sitting at a 1-star or below, with ankle-to-knee-high windswell at 5 seconds and onshore or cross-onshore winds keeping things mushy and disorganized. Bob Hall, Isla Blanca, and Port Aransas are your best bets (all ★1), but don't get too excited. Conditions are trending steady over the next 24 hours with no meaningful improvement expected through the week — this south wind pattern isn't going anywhere soon, so it's a good few days to work on your paddling or just stay on the couch.
Small but clean this morning — that 13-second SW period is doing some work, keeping things glassy at Dana Point, Ponto, and Tamarack (all ★2). Winds are light and favorable across the region, mostly cross to cross-offshore, so shape is about as good as the size allows. Things are building through the next couple days, so expect faces to fill in and ratings to climb — worth keeping an eye on Port Hueneme and Huntington Cliffs, which are both showing the biggest 24-hour gains.
Small but clean this morning — that long-period SSW/SW swell is threading through nicely with light winds keeping things groomed at most spots. Wind and Sea and Sewer Peak are your picks at ★2 with near-offshore flow, while Half Moon Bay Jetty is already showing a pulse with more size on the way. Conditions are building through the next couple days, so expect faces to fill in — worth keeping an eye on the more exposed breaks as the swell organizes.
Small and soft out there this morning — everything's sitting at 1 star with 3-foot faces on a weak 7-second period that's not doing anyone any favors. Winds are light across the board, so if you're itching to get wet, Rialto or La Push are your best bets right now, though don't expect much. The good news is swell is building through the next couple days, so keep an eye on Wednesday and Thursday when size and period should both fill in meaningfully.
Small and pretty forgettable out there this morning — everything's sitting at ★1 across the board, with the best energy coming from Kiahuna Beach (2.5ft) and Hanalei Bay (1.9ft), both catching decent cross-offshore flow. Honolua and Lahaina Breakwall have cleaner conditions with true offshore winds, but there's barely enough swell to work with. Conditions hold steady through the next few days, so don't expect any miracle pulses — paddle out if you need the water time, otherwise it's worth waiting for the next system.
Surf is pretty forgettable across the island right now — Pine Grove is leading the pack at a modest 1-star with chest-high-ish sets at 8 seconds out of the ENE, and cross-winds are keeping things at least rideable there. The south side spots like Antonio's and Indicators are barely registering, all sitting at 1-star with short-period windswell and not much energy to work with. Conditions look to hold steady through the next couple days, so don't expect a dramatic change — keep an eye on the NE swell filling in for the north shore spots.
