Pretty lean out there this morning across the Northeast — everything's sitting at ★1.0 with tiny, weak surf, though conditions are clean with light offshore and cross-offshore winds favoring the Maine crew at Higgins, Old Orchard, and Scarborough, plus Cape Cod spots like Marconi and Plum Island. The good news is it's building — Horseneck is watching a solid +3.7ft jump in the next 24 hours, and Maine spots are tracking +1ft gains. Give it a day or two and this region should wake up noticeably.
Small and junky out there this morning — one-star conditions across the board with short-period NE slop dominating most of the coast. Harvey Cedars and Brigantine are showing the most promise with that 9-second period and cross-offshore winds making things slightly more manageable, though you're still looking at waist-high or under. The good news is everything is building heading into the next couple days, so keep an eye on the swell — this region could be worth a check by tomorrow or Thursday.
Pretty grim out there this morning — every spot across the Southeast is sitting at ★1 with weak, short-period wind swell and onshore flow keeping things mushy. If you're itching to get wet, Holden Beach and Ocean Isle Beach have the lightest cross-offshore winds making them the most tolerable options, while the OBX spots like Kill Devil Hills and Avalon are showing the most size but getting blown out by easterlies. Conditions look to hold steady through the next couple days, so don't clear your schedule just yet.
Slim pickings across Florida this morning — everything's sitting at ★1 with ankle-to-shin-high surf and not much period to speak of. Atlantic Beach and Jacksonville Beach are your best bets up north with light offshore westerlies keeping things tidy, while Fort Pierce Inlet has the cleanest energy at 11 seconds despite the small size. Conditions hold steady through the next couple days, so don't clear your schedule — this is a good week to wax your board and wait it out.
Pretty forgettable out there across the Gulf this morning — every spot is checking in at a 1-star, with 1.7–2.2ft of mushy, short-period SSE/SE chop that's more aggravating than fun. If you're dead set on paddling out, Galveston Seawall and Surfside Beach have the lightest winds and the most cross-shore flow, which is about as good as it gets today. Conditions are holding steady through the next few days with no meaningful swell on the horizon, so don't clear your schedule.
Solid SSW swell is running 4-6ft at 15-16 seconds this morning with light cross to cross-offshore winds keeping things pretty clean — San Onofre is the standout at ★3.5, with Malibu Point, Oceanside, and Law Street all checking in at ★3.0. Winds are cooperative across most of SoCal right now, though Dana Point is already seeing some cross-onshore texture. Swell holds steady through the next couple days with no major size changes expected, so conditions should stay consistent — enjoy it while the offshores last before the sea breeze fills in midday.
Clean long-period energy rolling in this morning with light offshore NNW winds keeping things tidy — First Peak, Pleasure Point, Second Peak, and Sewer Peak are all sitting at ★3.0, making the Santa Cruz points the clear move right now. Pigeon Point and Waddell are also worth a look at ★3.0 if you don't mind a touch of cross-shore texture. Swell is building through the next 24 hours, so expect faces to fill in nicely — get on it before the onshore sea breeze kicks in this afternoon.
Small but clean this morning — that long-period 17-second swell is keeping things organized even with modest faces. Cape Disappointment leads the pack at ★2 with cross-offshore flow; La Push Third Beach is worth the hike at ★1.5 with light offshore winds, and Kalaloch is seeing the biggest jump overnight. Conditions hold steady through the next couple days, so don't expect a dramatic pulse — same mellow, rideable energy with the swell maintaining its period.
A building south swell is lighting up the south-facing reefs with clean NNE trades grooming the faces nicely. Bombora, Ala Moana Bowls, and Kaisers are all running at ★2.5 with that 13-second period giving it some punch — get out before the wind shifts onshore this afternoon. Conditions look to hold steady over the next couple days as the swell fills in, so expect more of the same quality if the trades cooperate.
Small and pretty forgettable right now — everything's sitting at a 1-star with ankle-to-shin-high surf, though that 11-second NNE period is promising. Best bets today are Crash Boat and Gas Chambers in Aguadilla, where the ENE winds are holding offshore, but don't get too excited yet. Good news is the swell is building across the board, with Wilderness, Surfers Beach, and Tres Palmas showing the biggest gains overnight — expect things to look noticeably better by tomorrow and into the weekend.
