Small, punchy conditions across the Northeast this morning with 2-3ft swell on short periods — not much to get excited about, but Revere Beach leads the pack at ★2 with offshore WNW winds helping clean things up. Down the Cape, Nauset, Marconi, and Coast Guard Beach are all sitting at ★1.5 with light offshore or cross-shore winds making it the more enjoyable stretch of coastline. Conditions hold steady through the next couple days, so don't expect dramatic changes — same story, just pick your tide and find a corner.
Small, clean morning across the Mid-Atlantic with offshore and cross-offshore winds grooming 1.5-2ft swell at 8 seconds — every spot is checking in at ★1.5, with Assateague and the Ocean City lineups getting the slight edge on swell height. Conditions hold steady through the next 24 hours, so don't expect a dramatic jump, though the wind stays favorable before it eventually clocks onshore. Enjoy the groomed, smaller surf while it lasts — grab it this morning.
Southeast is seeing modest SE swell in the 2–3ft range at 8 seconds this morning, with conditions rated ★1.5 across the board. Kill Devil Hills and the Hatteras stretch — Avon, Frisco, The Point Buxton — are your best bets, with Kill Devil Hills picking up a touch of offshore influence from the WSW winds while the Outer Banks spots get cross-offshore flow. Swell holds steady through the next day before fading, so get it while it's here.
Small, onshore ESE wind swell this morning — around 2.5-3ft swell height at 6-8 seconds up and down the Northeast Florida coast, with every spot checking in at a weak ★1.5. Daytona, New Smyrna Inlet, and Ponce Inlet have the lightest winds and the best cross-shore angles if you want to pick your peak, but don't expect much. This thing is fading through the next 24 hours, and the outlook stays soft for the next 2-3 days — patience is the move.
Tough morning across the Gulf — every spot is checking in at a 1-star rating with small, short-period swell and onshore or cross-onshore winds keeping things messy. If you're itching to get out, Port A Beach and Port Aransas Jetty lead the pack with the most swell height, but don't expect much. Conditions hold steady through tomorrow before the trend signal hints at a slight uptick later in the week — worth keeping an eye on if you haven't already.
Good SSW swell running this morning with 17-18 second period energy making it feel legit — Oceanside Harbor is the pick at ★3.5, with Huntington, Newport Jetties, and Zuma all checking in at ★3.0. Winds are light and cross to offshore at most spots, with Zuma getting the cleanest look under easterlies. Swell is building through the next 24 hours with solid gains expected at Seal Beach and Huntington, so expect conditions to improve heading into the next couple days — get out sooner rather than later before the onshore flow kicks in.
Good swell running up and down the NorCal coast this morning with cross-offshore winds keeping things clean — Humboldt Bay Jetty, Trinidad, and Agate Beach are all checking in at ★4.0 on 6-7.5ft swell at 10 seconds. Enjoy it while it lasts, because this thing is fading fast, dropping 2-plus feet over the next 24 hours. Expect conditions to step down noticeably by tomorrow and into the midweek stretch, so if you can get out this morning with those favorable winds, now's the time.
Solid mid-range swell running across the Washington coast this morning — 4-5ft at 9 seconds from the WNW with offshore and cross-offshore winds keeping things clean at the better setups. Cape Disappointment and Long Beach lead the pack at ★3, with Kalaloch, Ocean Shores, and Westport all checking in at ★2.5 on nice offshore flow; skip La Push today with onshore winds already creeping in. Swell holds steady through the next 24 hours before a gradual easing trend takes over the next couple days, so get it while conditions are cooperative.
Solid south swell pumping across the islands this morning with 10-13 second period energy keeping things lively. Sandy Beach leads the pack at ★4.5, Diamond Head and Honolua Bay both checking in at ★4.0 — Honolua and the Waikiki breaks are getting the best of it with offshore to cross-offshore trade winds, while Sandy's dealing with cross-shore flow. Conditions look steady through the next day or two, so no dramatic swings expected — enjoy the consistency while it holds.
Small, weak swell running around 2ft at 8-9 seconds from the ENE, with Aviones and Playa Kikita leading the pack at ★1.5 — cross winds keeping it semi-clean but nothing to write home about. Conditions hold steady through the next day or two with no meaningful size building, so expect more of the same low-energy surf across the island. If you've got the time, Aviones or Kikita are your best bets, but manage expectations.
