Small and mushy across the Northeast this morning — best of a mediocre bunch is on the Vineyard and Nantucket, with Cisco, Nobadeer, and Lucy Vincent all sitting at ★2 on waist-to-chest-high SSE swell at 8-9 seconds, though onshore flow at most spots is keeping things soft. Conditions hold steady through the next 24 hours with no meaningful size change expected. The trend stays flat into the extended outlook, so don't rearrange your schedule — check back mid-week if any new energy fills in.
Small but surprisingly organized ESE swell is running 2ft at 12 seconds this morning — Stone Harbor, Fenwick Island, and The Rocks are your best bets at a modest ★2, with light cross-offshore to cross winds keeping faces reasonably clean. Skip 30th Street and Avalon where the onshore is already muddying things up. Conditions hold steady through the next day or two, so don't expect a dramatic jump — same small, punchy windows until a new energy source shows up.
Small but clean this morning along the Banks — Avon Pier and Ocracoke are leading the pack at ★2, with waist-high sets on a solid 12-second SE swell and light offshore winds keeping things tidy. Most other OBX spots are sitting at ★1.5, rideable but nothing to ditch work over. Conditions look to hold steady through the next couple days with no significant size change on the horizon, so enjoy the clean faces while the offshore flow lasts.
Small, clean-ish ESE swell is doing its best work up in the Jacksonville area this morning — Atlantic Beach and Mayport Poles lead the state at a modest ★1.5, with cross-offshore SW winds keeping faces tidy on 1.8-2ft sets at 8 seconds. Conditions hold steady through tomorrow with no meaningful size change expected, so manage expectations. If you're not near Jax, honestly sit it out — the rest of Florida is ankle-high noise.
Slim pickings across the Gulf this morning — Galveston Seawall, JP Luby, Isla Blanca, and South Padre are all scratching out a 1-star rating on waist-high, 7-second runners with cross winds keeping things marginally surfable. SSW winds at 9–13 mph aren't ideal but aren't blowing it out either, so at least you've got that. Conditions hold steady through the next few days with no meaningful swell on the horizon, so manage expectations and treat it as a paddle fitness session.
Solid south swell is running at 14 seconds this morning, giving most of SoCal a workable 3-4 feet — Silver Strand is the clear standout at ★3.0 with light offshore NNE flow, while Bird Rock, County Line, and Stone Steps are holding at ★2.5 with manageable cross winds before onshore flow fills in later. Most spots are already seeing onshore or cross-onshore conditions, so get out early. Swell looks to hold steady through the next 2-3 days, so expect more of the same — nothing to blow up, but consistent enough to stay in the water.
Decent long-period SSW swell is running up and down the coast this morning, with Andrew Molera, Davenport Landing, and Waddell Creek all checking in at ★3 on clean cross-offshore winds — Waddell especially worth a look with light NNW breeze keeping it tidy. Conditions hold steady through the day, so no rush, but don't sleep on the morning glass. The next 2-3 days look to maintain this same moderate pulse, nothing dramatic building or dropping off — call it a solid stretch of waist-to-chest-plus surf for patient surfers willing to hunt the better sandbars.
Small but semi-clean conditions across the PNW this morning, with Second Beach and Pacific Beach leading the pack at a modest ★2 on 3-foot faces and 8-9 second period. Hobuck is your best call if you want lighter wind — nearly glassy at 3 mph cross-offshore — though it's only pulling ★1.5. Swell holds steady through tomorrow with no meaningful size change on the horizon, so don't expect a miracle the next few days; paddle out now if you need your fix.
South swell is pumping this morning with Sandy Beach leading the pack at a solid 4 stars on 8-foot-plus sets, and Diamond Head Cliffs holding 3.5 with that same 14-second period doing work. Trades are running cross to cross-offshore at most spots, keeping faces clean — Pakala and the Waikiki lineup are getting the best of it with true offshore flow. Enjoy it while it lasts; this thing is fading through the week, so expect conditions to step down noticeably over the next 2-3 days.
Small, junky conditions across the island today — your best bet is Surfers Beach in Aguadilla pulling a ★1.5 on a modest 2-foot NE swell, with cross winds keeping things manageable. Crash Boat and Table Tops are sitting clean with offshore flow but just too small to get excited about at ★1.0. Conditions hold steady through the next few days with no meaningful swell on the horizon, so patience is the move — keep an eye on any NE groundswell development mid-week.
