Leftover ENE swell is keeping a few Cape Cod spots marginally surfable this morning — Coast Guard and Marconi are your best bets at ★2.0, with cross-offshore NNW winds helping the texture. Nantasket and Scituate are also checking in at ★2.0 with light winds. Don't get too comfortable though, everything is fading fast through the day and the next couple days look to trend smaller and softer across the region — enjoy what's there now if you can get out early.
Small, fading east swell running 2–2.7ft at 8–10 seconds across the region — marginal but workable if you pick your peak. Assateague and the Delaware spots (Bethany, Indian River, Dewey) are leading the pack at ★1.5 with the best swell height, while NNW winds at Asbury Park offer the cleanest conditions down in Jersey. Expect everything to continue backing off through the next 2–3 days as this swell runs out of steam — no significant new energy on the horizon.
Messy conditions up and down the Southeast coast this morning, with 3.5–4ft-plus swell at 9–11 seconds getting roughed up by persistent NE winds running 15–22 mph onshore to cross-onshore everywhere — all spots sitting at a ★2. South Carolina spots like Surfside Beach, Pawleys Island, and Garden City are getting the best angle on the SE swell with cross winds, giving them a slight edge over the blown-out OBX lineup. Conditions hold steady through the next day or two before this NE wind pattern eventually relaxes — keep an eye out for a cleaner window mid-to-late week.
Small and mostly forgettable out there this morning — everyone's sitting at ★1 with 1-1.3ft swell at 9 seconds on the ESE/E. Best looks right now go to Flagler Beach Pier with a light offshore SW breeze, and Amelia Island and Atlantic Beach are picking up cross-winds from the NNE. The good news is swell is building across the northeast Florida coast over the next 24 hours, with Amelia and Atlantic showing the biggest jumps, so check back tomorrow as conditions should improve.
Gulf's about as flat and uninspiring as it gets this morning — every spot is checking in at ★1 with ankle-to-shin-high swell under onshore or cross-onshore flow. If you're desperate, 61st Street Galveston has the cleanest wind angle (cross-offshore out of the north), but even that's a stretch at 0.8ft. Conditions are holding steady through the next few days with no meaningful swell or wind improvement on the horizon, so unless something unexpected fires up, it's a good week to wax your board and wait.
A fun SSW swell is running this morning with 12-second period giving it some juice, though it's already on the fade. PB Point leads the pack at ★4.0 with northerly offshores cleaning things up nicely, followed by Oceanside Harbor at ★4.0 and a spread of solid ★3.5 options from Seal Beach Pier down to Coronado Shores — winds are light and cross-to-offshore at most spots. Expect continued fading through tomorrow and into the next couple days, so get it while it's still showing.
Solid south-southwest swell rolling through this morning with Half Moon Bay Jetty leading the pack at ★3.5 on 5.6ft at 14 seconds — light cross-onshore winds keeping it manageable. Pescadero and North Ocean Beach are worth a look too at ★3.0, with North OB catching a touch of cross-offshore to clean things up. Conditions hold steady through tomorrow before the swell gradually fades heading into the weekend, so get it while it's here.
Decent swell lingering this morning with 4-foot-plus energy at 15 seconds from the SSW keeping La Push and Rialto in the mix — all sitting at ★3.0, with Rialto getting the cleanest look thanks to cross winds. Winds are light but already onshore at most spots, so get out early before it deteriorates further. Expect conditions to fade through the day and into the next couple of days as this swell backs off — keep an eye on any new energy organizing to the west for later in the week.
Big multi-directional pulse hitting the islands this morning with south, northwest, and east swells all firing simultaneously — Keaau Beach, Yokohama Bay, and Pakala are your cleanest options at ★4.5, all sitting offshore to cross-offshore with solid 9-10ft swell pushing through at 11-12 seconds. Ho'okipa and Richardson are also going off at ★4.5 if you're on the north or east sides. Everything is building through the next 24 hours and that trend looks to continue into the next couple days, so expect conditions to keep improving — get out there early before winds shift.
Conditions are mediocre island-wide this morning with everything sitting at ★1.5, but swell is building — Aviones, Pine Grove, and Playa Kikita are your best bets on the north side with 2.7–2.9ft at 11 seconds from the NNE giving some shape, while the west-side spots like Shacks and Jobos carry slightly more swell but shorter 7-second period. Winds are cross at most spots, with the lighter flow on the west keeping things cleaner at Shacks and Surfers Beach. Expect gradual improvement over the next couple days as swell fills in.
