Cape Cod's outer beaches are your best bet this morning — Coast Guard, Marconi, and Nauset all sitting at ★2 with 4-foot E swell at 8 seconds and north winds keeping it cross-shore and manageable. Miacomet on Nantucket has a cleaner look with offshore flow if you can get there. Conditions hold steady through the day, but that easterly swell has been backing off — expect things to fade over the next couple days unless something new fills in.
Small ESE swell running 2ft at 8-9 seconds across the region — nothing to write home about, but the Hamptons spots like Mecox, Ditch Plains, and Georgica are catching the best of it with cross-offshore NNE winds keeping faces a bit cleaner, all sitting at ★1.5. Jersey spots from Asbury to LBI are dealing with more direct NE cross-onshore chop. Conditions hold steady through the next 2-3 days, so don't expect any dramatic swings — stay patient and watch for anything new organizing offshore.
Small ESE swell running 2-2.5ft at 9 seconds across the Outer Banks this morning, with conditions building through the day. Cape Hatteras Lighthouse and Frisco Pier are your best bets right now with that cross-offshore NNE wind keeping things cleaner than most — both sitting at ★1.5. Swell is on the rise over the next 24 hours, so expect incremental improvement heading into the next couple days, though watch for the wind clocking around and going onshore at spots like Outer Banks Fishing Pier and Bath House.
Small but clean this morning up and down the East Coast, with offshore winds keeping things tidy despite the modest 1.0-1.5ft swell out of the ESE/E at 7 seconds. Best bets are Amelia Island, Atlantic Beach, Flagler Beach, and Daytona — all checking in at ★1.0, nothing to write home about but at least the wind is on your side before it shifts onshore later today. Conditions look to hold steady through the next couple days with no meaningful swell on the horizon, so don't hold your breath for anything beyond ankle-to-knee high.
Slim pickings across the Gulf this morning — everything's sitting at ★1 with tiny, weak swell and mostly onshore or cross winds making it messy. Your best bets are Bob Hall Pier and JP Luby, where light offshore flow is at least keeping things cleaner than the rest, though you're still dealing with 1-foot swell on short period. Conditions hold steady through the next few days with no meaningful swell on the horizon, so don't hold your breath for improvement this week.
Solid south swell running through SoCal this morning with 5-6ft offshore swell at a punchy 13-second period — Seal Beach Pier and Surfside Jetty lead the pack at ★4.0, with Trestles, Huntington, and the San Diego county spots all checking in at ★3.5. Light northerly winds are keeping things clean to cross-offshore for now, but expect the sea breeze to fill in by early afternoon. Conditions hold steady through tomorrow, so get on it this morning while the winds cooperate.
Solid SSW swell at 15 seconds is the story this morning, keeping conditions steady across the region. Half Moon Bay Jetty and Ten Mile Beach lead the pack at ★3.5, with light cross-winds making both worth the drive — Bolinas is sitting on offshore flow if you want cleaner faces, though it's a step down at ★2.5. Conditions hold steady through the day, so what you see is what you get for the next couple days; watch for the longer-period SSW energy to gradually fill in at the more exposed breaks like the Jetty and Jenner.
Clean offshore flow is doing its job this morning — La Push First, Second, and Third Beach along with Rialto are all sitting at ★3.0 on a solid 4ft SSW swell at 16 seconds, and that long period is doing the heavy lifting. Conditions are building through the day, so expect things to improve heading into tomorrow. The next couple days look to keep trending up as that SSW swell fills in, so worth keeping an eye on La Push if you can make the drive.
Solid south swell is running across the islands this morning with an east wind keeping most spots clean — Honolua Bay and Pakala are both sitting at ★4.5, the pick of the bunch, while Banyans, Barbers Point, Keaau, Kiahuna, and Yokohama are all holding ★4.0 with favorable offshore or cross-offshore flow. Swell heights are building across the board, with some spots up nearly 2 feet over the next 24 hours, so expect conditions to improve through tomorrow. Enjoy it while the wind cooperates — watch for trades to shift and go onshore at the more exposed breaks as the swell fills in.
Small, weak ENE swell running 2-3ft at 6-8 seconds this morning — nothing to get excited about, but winds are light and cross-shore at most spots, keeping things relatively clean. Aviones, Shacks, and Surfers Beach Aguadilla top the charts at a modest ★1.5, with the west side holding slightly lighter winds. Conditions stay steady through the next few days with no significant swell on the horizon, so expect more of the same — fun for beginners or longboarders, but experienced surfers will be waiting this one out.
