Pretty thin out there this morning — ankle-to-knee-high stuff with light NW offshores keeping things groomed, but there's not much to work with. Best bets are Scarborough and Old Orchard up in Maine at ★1, with Moody Point and Crescent Beach worth a look if you're chasing the slightly longer period SE swell. Conditions hold steady through the next couple days, so don't expect any dramatic swells rolling in — this stretch is more about logging easy water time than scoring anything memorable.
Tough morning across the Mid-Atlantic — every spot from Jersey down to Maryland is logging flat zeros with southeast groundswell rolling in at 6-10 seconds but nothing to show for it on the face. Wind data is blanked out, so conditions on the ground are a mystery, but SE swell direction generally means onshore mush for most exposed breaks. The trend holds steady through the next couple days, so don't expect a dramatic turnaround — keep an eye on Indian River Inlet and Assateague, which tend to work best when SE energy finally organizes.
The Southeast is flat this morning — every spot from Corolla down to Holden Beach is sitting at zero stars, with onshore SSE wind making things look even worse. The longer-period energy out of Hatteras and Frisco (11s from SSE) is the only silver lining, but without better direction or offshore flow, it's not translating into anything rideable. Conditions look to hold steady through the next couple days, so don't expect a sudden turnaround — keep an eye on any swell windows that might sneak in before the wind fills.
Conditions are essentially flat across the board right now, with every spot sitting at zero stars and the swell energy scattered and weak. Wind data is incomplete, but with mixed short-period junk from multiple directions, there's nothing worth paddling out for today. The trend is holding steady over the next 24 hours, so don't expect any surprise pulses — keep an eye on any developing ESE energy at Cocoa Beach Pier or Amelia Island, where the 11-second period hints at something distant that hasn't filled in yet.
The Gulf is flat across the board this morning — every spot from Galveston down to the Valley is sitting at zero stars with short-period wind slop from the S/SE and nothing worth paddling out for. Isla Blanca and the Port Aransas area are your best bets structurally, but that's not saying much when conditions are this dead. Trend holds steady through the next few days, so don't expect any surprise swell to materialize — keep an eye on any tropical or frontal activity that could shake things loose later in the week.
The data coming in this morning is incomplete — all spots are showing zero ratings and no wave height or wind readings, so there's not much to work with right now. Brooks Street and Carlsbad are picking up the longest period energy at 12 seconds from the WSW, which is at least a promising sign if size fills in later. Conditions look to hold steady through the next couple days, so check back once the models update and we get a cleaner read on what's actually showing up.
The data's coming in flat across the board this morning — every spot from Crescent City down to Cayucos is showing zero stars with no wave height reported, so conditions aren't worth chasing right now. Asilomar, Bolinas, and Davenport are pulling slightly longer-period swell (11-12s from the W/WSW), which at least hints at some shape if size fills in. Trend is holding steady through the next 24-48 hours, so don't expect a dramatic change — keep an eye on the longer-period pulses and check back midweek.
The data's coming in flat across the board today — all spots are showing zero ratings with incomplete swell and wind readings, so conditions are essentially unreadable right now. La Push Third Beach and Pacific Beach are showing the most period (11s from W/WSW), which at least hints at some energy if the swell fills in. Trend looks steady over the next 24 hours, so don't expect dramatic changes — keep an eye on those longer-period spots and check back as the models update.
The data's coming in flat across the board right now, with every spot logging zero stars and wind readings unavailable — forecasting tools are likely mid-update or the models haven't populated yet. Conditions look steady over the next 24 hours with no significant size change expected. Check back shortly for a clean read on the North Shore and South Shore lineups once the data refreshes.
Conditions across the island are coming up flat right now, with every spot sitting at zero stars and wave heights unreported — basically a rest day. ENE swell is nudging in at 6–8 seconds at spots like Crash Boat, Gas Chambers, Jobos, and Middles, but there's nothing worth chasing. The trend holds steady through the next couple days, so don't expect a dramatic change — keep an eye on the northwest for anything building late in the week.
