Small ESE/E swell is running 2-2.5ft at 7 seconds across the region — nothing to write home about, but cross to cross-offshore NNE winds are keeping it cleaner than it could be. Best looks are at Gooch's Beach and Good Harbor Beach (both ★1.5) where the NNE is leaning offshore. Conditions hold steady through the next day or two with no meaningful size on the horizon, so don't rearrange your schedule — just keep an eye out for any wind swell that sneaks in.
Small ESE swell running 2ft at 7 seconds up and down the Jersey Shore this morning, with NNW cross-offshore winds keeping faces clean — best you'll find today are Harvey Cedars, Ship Bottom, and Beach Haven all checking in at ★1.5. Conditions hold steady through the next 24 hours, so don't expect a dramatic jump, but the slight bump in swell gives you something to work with if you're already heading out. Watch for the wind to clock onshore as the NNW flow relaxes — grab your window early.
Small ESE swell running 2-2.4ft at 8 seconds this morning, with the Hatteras area holding the best shape. Cape Hatteras Lighthouse, Frisco Pier, and The Point Buxton all rate ★1.5, with The Point benefiting from true offshore flow — best bet right now. Conditions look steady through the day with no meaningful size change expected, and the next 2-3 days stay in this small, inconsistent range, so don't hold your breath for anything pumping.
Small but clean this morning up in northeast Florida — Mayport Poles, Ponte Vedra, and Fort Clinch are all checking in at ★1.5 with 2-2.4ft swell at 7-8 seconds and light offshore winds keeping things tidy. South Florida is pretty forgettable, with wind-chopped ankle-high mush. Conditions hold steady through the next day or so before that SE swell continues to back off, so if you're on the Jax side, this morning's window is the one to take.
Slim pickings across the Texas Gulf this morning — everything's sitting at a 1-star with small, mushy swell in the 1–1.5ft range at short periods. If you're going out, 61st Street Galveston and Galveston Seawall have the cleanest looks with offshore NW winds, though the swell is barely waist-high. Conditions hold steady through the next couple days with no meaningful bump on the horizon, so don't rearrange your schedule for this one.
South swell is filling in nicely this morning with clean, light offshore winds keeping things tidy up and down the coast. Huntington Pier, Seal Beach, and Surfside Jetty are all checking in at ★3.5 on 4–5 feet of S swell at 13 seconds, with Oceanside Harbor matching that rating a bit further south. Swell is on the build — expect conditions to improve through the next day or two before the pulse likely peaks and eases by mid-week.
Decent mid-period SW swell is keeping things interesting up and down the coast this morning, with light cross-shore winds making for relatively clean conditions at the top spots. Half Moon Bay Jetty and Cronkhite lead the pack at ★3.5, riding 5-foot-plus swell with manageable wind — worth the early session before thermals kick in. Conditions hold steady through the next day or two with the swell largely flat-lining, though Sand Dollar and Piedras Blancas show a slight uptick on a building SSW pulse worth watching by midweek.
Modest WNW swell running 3.5–4.5ft at 9 seconds this morning with light offshore and cross-offshore winds keeping things reasonably clean. Best bets are Cape Disappointment, Long Beach, Ocean Shores, Pacific Beach, and Kalaloch, all checking in at ★2.5, with Kalaloch and Long Beach getting the cleanest wind angles right now. Swell holds steady through the next day before the trend softens — get it while the winds are cooperative.
Solid south swell filling in across the islands this morning, running 6-8-plus feet offshore at 11-13 seconds and holding steady through the day. Top picks are spread across the state — Honolua Bay (★4), Pakala (★4), and Publics Waikiki (★4) are seeing the cleanest winds, while Banyans (★4) is sitting nearly glassy with barely any breeze. Conditions look to hold steady over the next couple days as the swell maintains, so no rush — the windows should stay consistent.
Small, inconsistent NNE/NE swell running 2-3ft at 7-9 seconds has most spots checking in at ★1.5 this morning — nothing to write home about, but winds are cross to cross-offshore across the northwest coast, keeping things relatively clean. Wilderness and Surfers Beach Aguadilla have the lightest winds right now; Jobos and Shacks are picking up a slight bump over the next 24 hours. Conditions hold steady through the next few days, so don't expect a dramatic change — same small, workable surf with trade winds keeping it textured but rideable.
