Small and mushy across the Northeast this morning, but winds are playing nice — offshore to cross-offshore throughout Rhode Island and down the Cape, keeping faces clean on what's there. Rhode Island spots like Point Judith, Conant Ave, and Salty Brine lead the ratings at ★1.5, with the SE swell building noticeably through the next 24 hours. Size trends up over the next couple days, so keep an eye on that SE fetch — could be worth dusting off the longboard sooner rather than later.
Small but clean this morning across the Mid-Atlantic — Ditch Plains and Cupsogue are leading the pack at ★1.5 with the best-shaped faces, while the Jersey stretch from Barnegat Light down through LBI is holding similar ratings with light cross-offshore flow keeping things tidy. Conditions are building through the next 24 hours, so expect faces to fill in noticeably by tomorrow, with the best window likely mid-week before wind direction becomes a factor.
Small and mostly mushy out there this morning — the whole NC coast is sitting at ★1.5 with 1.5–2ft faces on a decent 10-second ESE period, but onshore flow is keeping things soft across the board. Avalon, Kill Devil Hills, and Surf City have the lightest winds right now if you're chasing the cleanest conditions. Swell is building through the next 24 hours, so check back tomorrow — if the wind swings offshore, things could get notably more interesting by midweek.
Small and slow out there this morning — Wilbur by the Sea is the pick of the litter at a star and a half, with clean 10-second period energy and a helpful cross-offshore breeze keeping faces tidy. Amelia Island and Atlantic Beach are also seeing true offshore flow if you're up north and willing to hunt for the better sets. Conditions hold steady through the next few days, so don't expect any dramatic swells — manage expectations, grab your fun board, and enjoy what's there.
Slim pickings across the Texas Gulf this morning — everything's checking in at ★1 with waist-high and under surf on short, weak period swell. Port A leads the pack at 1.8ft, followed by Matagorda and the Corpus spots, all riding that 8-second ESE bump with cross winds keeping things manageable for now. Conditions hold steady through tomorrow with no meaningful size on the horizon, so unless you're desperate for water time or coaching a beginner, the couch is probably winning this one.
Solid south swell running this morning with Newport Jetties leading the pack at ★3.5 — clean 5-6 foot faces on that 13-second period. Lower Trestles and Leucadia are both sitting at ★3.0 with offshore flow keeping things tidy, but expect the swell to back off through the day as most spots drop a foot or more by tomorrow. Enjoy it while it lasts — the trend points to a quieter stretch over the next few days before anything significant rebuilds.
Swell is filling in nicely across the region with San Simeon and Cable Landing leading the pack at ★3.5, while Grover Beach and 4 Mile are catching some cross-offshore flow that's keeping faces clean. Winds are light and manageable at most spots this morning, though Piedras Blancas and Point Reyes are getting hammered by NNW — worth skipping until that lays down. Trend is building through the next 24 hours and should carry momentum into the next couple days, so expect faces to push up and ratings to follow if the wind cooperates.
Decent long-period energy rolling through on 14-second WSW sets today, with Cape Disappointment, Long Beach, and Shi Shi all checking in at ★2.5 — Shi Shi's the pick with nearly cross-offshore flow keeping it cleaner than the rest of the coast. Southern exposure spots are holding up despite light cross-onshore winds that should stay manageable through the morning. Conditions look to hold steady over the next couple days, so no dramatic swings expected — enjoy it while it's organized.
South-southwest swell is filling in across the islands with clean conditions at the top picks — Big Beach Makena and Diamond Head Cliffs lead the pack at ★3.0, with Electric Beach also scoring well on light offshore winds. Sandy Beach is showing the most size at 6.6ft but that ENE cross-shore chop is a nuisance; Makena's lighter breeze makes it the call of the morning. Conditions look to hold steady through the next couple days, so no dramatic swings expected — enjoy what's here now.
Small and pretty average out there this morning — Guajataca and Kikita are leading the pack at a modest 1.5 stars, with 2-3 feet of ENE/NE swell on decent period but nothing to write home about. Winds are cross to cross-offshore across the northwest coast, keeping things relatively clean for now. Good news is everything's building — expect faces to fill in meaningfully over the next 24-48 hours, so keep an eye on Guajataca and Middles as the swell organizes.
